Deathwatch is worse than Plan 9 from Outer Space? Have you ACTUALLY watched that? And how about Glen or Glenda?
Anyway, as I'm sure you're aware, we can consult the experts on all things bad and celluloid related. After all, thats why the Razzies exist! ;D
So, you think that it suffered from a lack-lustre cast? Hey, maybe you're right! Lets take a look...
**Worst Actor**
The winner is Roberto Benigni for Pinocchio
Other Nominees...
Adriano Giannini for Swept Away
Eddie Murphy for The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Steven Seagal for Half Past Dead
Adam Sandler for Eight Crazy Nights , Mr. Deeds
Hmmm, well, maybe it DOESN'T lie in the actors?! Bizarre, out of all the possible candidates, it was won by an Italian, and the other nominees are all Yanks!!!! Wow!
Okay, so MAYBE it was one of the co-stars who let wee Billy Elliot down?
***Worst Supporting Actor***
Hayden Christensen, you couldn't support a shelf! (Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones)
Other nominees...
Tom Green for Stealing Harvard
Freddie Prinze, Jr. for Scooby-Doo
Christopher Walken for The Country Bears
Robin Williams for Death to Smoochy
Wow! So, that round belongs to the Canadians, with three Americans in the runners-up! Strange, two of those are considered attractive names for bill-boards. Well, as you so blatantly keep shouting, maybe it was down to the inexperienced director/writer, Michael J. Bassett
***Worst Director***
Guy Ritchie walk this way for the Madonna vehicle that was SweptAway!
Also rans...
Roberto Benigni for Pinocchio
Tamra Davis for Crossroads
George Lucas for Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones
Ron Underwood for The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Wahey! At last, we got not only a mention, but also an award! Well done Guy Ritchie for proving that although you have a rather paltry amount of films under your belt, you can still rub shoulder with respected directors like George Lucas and Roberto Benigni!
***Worst Screenplay***
Hang you heads in shame George Lucas and Jonathon Hales, Star Wars fans all the world over were after they had seen Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones!
Those who couldn't cut the mustard...
Neil Cuthbert for The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Shonda Rhimes for Crossroads
Vincenzo Cerami and Roberto Benigni for Pinocchio
Guy Ritchie for Swept Away
So, out of seven contenders, one was British. And it was Guy Ritchie. Can't argue with that, Swept WAS dire! You know, I think he had his flashes of brilliance when he made Lock, Stock and Snatch. He burned brighty, though...
And so it's down to this... Worst movie... Care to put your money where your mouth is, Bridget99? Well, of course you wouldn't, because you probably already know the winner isn't going to be DeathWatch, don't you? Drum roll, purrlease!
The worst movie of 2002 was... SWEPT AWAY!!!
Just for the record, the runners-up...
The Adventures of Pluto Nash
Crossroads
Pinocchio
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones
Oh, and before you start a tirade on the British film industry on the basis that a Brit director won the dubious honours of being the worst director and having made the worst film of 2002, just stop and think where the money came from, his wife, and American investors.
As for the budget and the names maketh the film, how about some other worst picture winners from recent years?
2005 - Dirty Love (American)
2004 - Catwoman (American, Big Budget, Big Billing)
2003 - Gigli (American, Big Budget, Big Billing)
2002 - See above
2001 - Freddy Got Fingered (American)
2000 - Battlefield Earth (American, Moderate Billing)
Hmmm, out of 5 years of awards, the Brit DIRECTED film won once, though all of them were backed with American money!
Okay, well, I've whittered on enough. The point I want to make is, They are wrong. I am wrong. We are ALL wrong, because if we didn't disagree with the views of others, our freedom of speech would be rendered irrelevant. Our liberties would be meaningless.
Just because those films were turned out by America, doesn't mean that their film industry is completely dire, it just means that not everybody gets it right first time, and anyway, these are nothing but a concensus of peoples opinions, and thus will never represent everybodies views, they simply can't.
So, be happy with your opinion, Bridget99, but don't try to force it on others, just learn to walk away with what little dignity you have left, and try to be a little more considerate of other users. I feel that I have wasted words enough on getting my point across, and I will no longer add my thoughts to this feud.
Just out of curiosity, what would you list as your top five movies? I'm curious where your tastes lay in film...
Oh, thank you, InvisibleHen. Thats the type of compliment that you very rarely hear in forums, especially when there's a flaming war going on! Can you tell that I used to be a forum mod! Lol!
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