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EditorialScene from the film
NOS News•today, 1:37 PM•Adjusted today, 4:25 PM
The horror movie Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey is the big winner of the Razzies, the anti-Oscar for worst films. The film ‘won’ all five categories in which it was nominated: worst film, director, script, rip-off and film duo.
Reviewers were unanimously negative in their assessment of the film, but despite all the fuss about tarnished youth sentiment, the film was still a success: the gross revenue was 5 million dollars, 50 times higher than the estimated budget of 100,000 dollars. A second part will follow at the end of this month, the makers promise “more blood and more honey”.
The nearly 1,200 people from the film industry who were allowed to vote also decided to award Megan Fox two awards, both Worst Actress for Johnny & Clyde and Worst Supporting Actress for Expend4bles. “A rarity,” according to the organization.
The fourth part of the Expend4bles series also marked the eleventh time that Sylvester Stallone received a Razzie, this time for a supporting role. He thus broke his own record: the Rockyactor has already been nominated 37 times and has received the award ten times before. In 2000 he was named Worst Actor of the Century.
Expend4bles was the most nominated film this year, with a seven-time chance of winning a Razzie. Jon Voight won the Razzie for Worst Actor for Mercy.
It was the 44th time that the golden raspberry statuettes were awarded. The anti-prize, which is always awarded on the eve of the Oscars, is named after the sound you make in disapproval by blowing air past your outstretched tongue, a raspberry.
