Comediva’s Picks for the 32nd Razzie Awards!

Celebrating mediocrity is so much more fun than celebrating genius.  That’s why rather than ogle over the Oscars this weekend, we’re anxiously awaiting the nominations for the 32nd Annual Razzie Awards. Forget the little gold men, give us the big golden raspberries!

After some careful deliberations that involved a lot of gut instinct, dart-throwing, and rock-paper-scissors, here are our picks for the worst and dimmest in film-making of 2011.

Worst Relief of Sexual TensionTwilight: Breaking Dawn

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It takes a special lack of talent to ruin a vampire/human sex scene, especially one that’s been building for over 6 mind-numbing hours.  But if anyone can, it’s the peeps behind Twilight.

Most Unpleasant Professional Experience for the Cast and CrewAlvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked

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Don’t worry David Cross, we’ll never let them ‘munk you up again!

Worst Excuse for a Fourth Installment of a QuadrilogySpy Kids: All the Time in the World in 4D and Aromascope (whatever the frak that is)

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Look out, Land Before Time, there’s a new family franchise on the block just itching to go straight to DVD.

Worst Blatantly Obvious Targeting of TwihardsRed Riding Hood

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Same director, same wolves, same drivel.

Worst Degradation of a Beloved ’80s Cartoon IconThe Smurfs

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Totally not Smurf-riffic.

And last but not least…

Worst Simultaneous Portrayal of a Dick and a ChickJack & Jill

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If you ever need proof that men should leave being a funny woman to actual funny women, look no further than this gender-bender from Adam Sandler.

Make sure to check out the official Razzies nominations Saturday February 25th and get the complete list of cringe-worthy nominees that dishonored the art of film-making in 2011. 

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Katie Celia is a writer and indie filmmaker with a passion for crazy schemes and pastries. When not writing for Comediva she's most likely working with her husband on their feature-length documentary about contemporary pole dancing or conning said husband into coming with her on a quest for a chocolate croissant. Luckily, they live two blocks away from a bakery and are usually victorious in their search for brain food nom noms. www.katiecelia.com

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