The complete list of Worst Actor winners and nominees, so far, at the Razzies 1980 *Neil Diamond - The Jazz Singer* • Michael Beck - Xanadu • Robert Blake - Coast to Coast • Michael Caine - Dressed to Kill and The Island • Kirk Douglas - Saturn 3 • Richard Dreyfuss - The Competition • Anthony Hopkins - A Change of Seasons • Caitlyn Jenner (Bruce at the time) - Can’t Stop the Music • Sam J. Jones - Flash Gordon 1981 *Klinton Spilsbury - The Legend of the Lone Ranger* • Gary Coleman - On the Right Track • Bruce Dern - Tattoo • Richard Harris - Tarzan, the Ape Man • Kris Kristofferson - Heaven’s Gate and Rollover 1982 *Laurence Olivier - Inchon* • Willie Aames - Paradise and Zapped! • Christopher Atkins - The Pirate Movie • Luciano Pavarotti - Yes, Giorgio • Arnold Schwarzenegger - Conan the Barbarian 1983 *Christopher Atkins - A Night in Heaven* • Lloyd Bochner - The Lonely Lady • Lou Ferrigno - Hercules • Barbra Streisand (in drag) - Yentl • John Travolta - Staying Alive and Two of a Kind 1984 *Sylvester Stallone - Rhinestone* • Lorenzo Lamas - Body Rock • Jerry Lewis - Slapstick of Another Kind • Peter O’Toole - Supergirl • Burt Reynolds - Cannonball Run II and City Heat 1985 *Sylvester Stallone - Rambo: First Blood Part II and Rocky IV* • Divine - Lust in the Dust • Richard Gere - King David • Al Pacino - Revolution • John Travolta - Perfect 1986 *Prince - Under the Cherry Moon* • Emilio Estevez - Maximum Overdrive • Judd Nelson - Blue City • Sean Penn - Shanghai Surprise • Sylvester Stallone - Cobra 1987 *Bill Cosby - Leonard Part 6* • Bruce the Shark - Jaws: The Revenge • Judd Nelson - From the Hip • Ryan O’Neal - Tough Guys Don’t Dance • Sylvester Stallone - Over the Top 1988 *Sylvester Stallone - Rambo III* • Tom Cruise - Cocktail • Bobcat Goldthwait - Hot to Trot • Jackie Mason - Caddyshack II • Burt Reynolds - Rent-a-Cop and Switching Channels 1989 *William Shatner - Star Trek V: The Final Frontier* • Tony Danza - She’s Out of Control • Ralph Macchio - The Karate Kid Part III • Sylvester Stallone - Lock Up and Tango & Cash • Patrick Swayze - Next of Kin and Road House 1990 *Andrew Dice Clay - The Adventures of Ford Fairlane* • Prince - Graffiti Bridge • Mickey Rourke - Desperate Hours and Wild Orchid • George C. Scott - The Exorcist III • Sylvester Stallone - Rocky V 1991 *Kevin Costner - Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves* • Andrew Dice Clay - Dice Rules • Sylvester Stallone - Oscar • Vanilla Ice - Cool as Ice • Bruce Willis - Hudson Hawk 1992 *Sylvester Stallone - Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot* • Kevin Costner - The Bodyguard • Michael Douglas - Basic Instinct and Shining Through • Jack Nicholson - Hoffa and Man Trouble • Tom Selleck - Folks! 1993 *Burt Reynolds - Cop and a Half* • William Baldwin - Sliver • Willem Dafoe - Body of Evidence • Robert Redford - Indecent Proposal • Arnold Schwarzenegger - Last Action Hero 1994 *Kevin Costner - Wyatt Earp* • Macaulay Culkin - Getting Even With Dad, The Pagemaster and Richie Rich • Steven Seagal - On Deadly Ground • Sylvester Stallone - The Specialist • Bruce Willis - Color of Night and North 1995 *Pauly Shore - Jury Duty* • Kevin Costner - Waterworld • Kyle MacLachlan - Showgirls • Keanu Reeves - Johnny Mnemonic and A Walk in the Clouds • Sylvester Stallone - Assassins and Judge Dredd 1996 *Tom Arnold - Big Bully, Carpool and The Stupids (tie)* *Pauly Shore - Bio-Dome (tie)* • Keanu Reeves - Chain Reaction • Adam Sandler - Bulletproof and Happy Gilmore • Sylvester Stallone - Daylight 1997 *Kevin Costner - The Postman* • Val Kilmer - The Saint • Shaquille O’Neal - Steel • Steven Seagal - Fire Down Below • Jon Voight - Anaconda 1998 *Bruce Willis - Armageddon, Mercury Rising and The Siege* • Ralph Fiennes - The Avengers • Ryan O’Neal - An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn • Ryan Phillippe - 54 • Adam Sandler - The Waterboy 1999 *Adam Sandler - Big Daddy* • Kevin Costner - For Love of the Game and Message in a Bottle • Kevin Kline - Wild Wild West • Arnold Schwarzenegger - End of Days • Robin Williams - Bicentennial Man and Jakob the Liar 2000 *John Travolta - Battlefield Earth and Lucky Numbers* • Leonardo DiCaprio - The Beach • Adam Sandler - Little Nicky • Arnold Schwarzenegger (REAL Adam) - The 6th Day • Sylvester Stallone - Get Carter 2001 *Tom Green - Freddy Got Fingered* • Ben Affleck - Pearl Harbor • Kevin Costner - 3000 Miles to Graceland • Keanu Reeves - Hardball and Sweet November • John Travolta - Domestic Disturbance and Swordfish 2002 *Roberto Benigni dubbed Godzilla-style by Breckin Meyer - Pinocchio* • Adriano Giannini - Swept Away • Eddie Murphy - The Adventures of Pluto Nash, I Spy and Showtime • Adam Sandler - Eight Crazy Nights and Mr. Deeds • Steven Seagal - Half Past Dead 2003 *Ben Affleck - Daredevil, Gigli and Paycheck* • Cuba Gooding Jr. - Boat Trip, The Fighting Temptations and Radio • Justin Guarini - From Justin to Kelly • Ashton Kutcher - Cheaper by the Dozen, Just Married and My Boss’s Daughter • Mike Myers - The Cat in the Hat 2004 *George W. Bush - Fahrenheit 9/11* • Ben Affleck - Jersey Girl and Surviving Christmas • Vin Diesel - The Chronicles of Riddick • Colin Farrell - Alexander • Ben Stiller - Along Came Polly, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story, Envy and Starsky & Hutch 2005 *Rob Schneider - Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo* • Tom Cruise - War of the Worlds • Will Ferrell - Bewitched and Kicking & Screaming • Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson - Doom • Jamie Kennedy - Son of the Mask 2006 *Shawn and Marlon Wayans - Little Man* • Tim Allen - The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, The Shaggy Dog and Zoom • Nicolas Cage - The Wicker Man • Larry the Cable Guy - Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector • Rob Schneider - The Benchwarmers and Little Man 2007 *Eddie Murphy as Norbit - Norbit* • Nicolas Cage - Ghost Rider, National Treasure: Book of Secrets and Next • Jim Carrey - The Number 23 • Cuba Gooding Jr. - Daddy Day Camp and Norbit • Adam Sandler - I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry 2008 *Mike Myers - The Love Guru* • Larry the Cable Guy - Witless Protection • Eddie Murphy - Meet Dave • Al Pacino - 88 Minutes and Righteous Kill • Mark Wahlberg - The Happening and Max Payne 2009 *Jonas Brothers - Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience* • Will Ferrell - Land of the Lost • Steve Martin - The Pink Panther 2 • Eddie Murphy - Imagine That • John Travolta - Old Dogs 2010 *Ashton Kutcher - Killers and Valentine’s Day* • Jack Black - Gulliver’s Travels • Gerard Butler - The Bounty Hunter • Taylor Lautner - The Twilight Saga: Eclipse and Valentine’s Day • Robert Pattinson - Remember Me and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse 2011 *Adam Sandler - Jack & Jill and Just Go With It* • Russell Brand - Arthur • Nicolas Cage - Drive Angry, Season of the Witch and Trespass • Taylor Lautner - Abduction and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 • Nick Swardson - Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star 2012 *Adam Sandler - That’s My Boy* • Nicolas Cage - Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and Seeking Justice • Eddie Murphy - A Thousand Words • Robert Pattinson - The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 • Tyler Perry - Alex Cross and Good Deeds 2013 *Jaden Smith - After Earth* • Johnny Depp - The Lone Ranger • Ashton Kutcher - Jobs • Adam Sandler - Grown Ups 2 • Sylvester Stallone - Bullet to the Head, Escape Plan and Grudge Match 2014 *Kirk Cameron - Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas* • Nicolas Cage - Left Behind • Kellan Lutz - The Legend of Hercules • Seth MacFarlane - A Million Ways to Die in the West • Adam Sandler - Blended 2015 *Jamie Dornan - Fifty Shades of Grey* • Johnny Depp - Mortdecai • Kevin James - Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 • Adam Sandler - The Cobbler and Pixels • Channing Tatum - Jupiter Ascending 2016 *Dinesh D’Souza as himself and the narrator - Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party* • Ben Affleck - Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice • Gerard Butler - Gods of Egypt and London Has Fallen • Henry Cavill - Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice • Robert De Niro - Dirty Grandpa • Ben Stiller - Zoolander 2 2017 *Tom Cruise - The Mummy* • Johnny Depp - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales • Jamie Dornan - Fifty Shades Darker • Zac Efron - Baywatch • Mark Wahlberg - Daddy’s Home 2 and Transformers: The Last Knight 2018 *Donald J. Trump - Death of a Nation and Fahrenheit 11/9* • Johnny Depp - Sherlock Gnomes • Will Ferrell - Holmes & Watson • John Travolta - Gotti • Bruce Willis - Death Wish 2019 *John Travolta - The Fanatic and Trading Paint* • James Franco - Zeroville • David Harbour - Hellboy • Matthew McConaughey - Serenity • Sylvester Stallone - Rambo: Last Blood 2020 *Mike Lindell - Absolute Proof* • Robert Downey Jr. - Dolittle • Michele Morrone - 365 Days • Adam Sandler - Hubie Halloween • David Spade - The Wrong Missy 2021 *LeBron James - Space Jam: A New Legacy* • Scott Eastwood - Dangerous • Roe Hartrampf - Diana: The Musical • Ben Platt - Dear Evan Hansen • Mark Wahlberg - Infinite
2022 *Jared Leto - Morbius* • Pete Davidson - Marmaduke • Tom Hanks - Disney’s Pinocchio • Sylvester Stallone - Samaritan • Machine Gun Kelly - Good Mourning 2023 *Jon Voight - Mercy* • Russell Crowe - The Pope’s Exorcist • Vin Diesel - Fast X • Chris Evans - Ghosted • Jason Statham - Meg 2: The Trench
i dont know... im still pissed about how Leonard Part 4 turned out.. (edit) i see everyone here has a diploma from the University ov Science. we are in fine fellowship and can talk about dog houses if you want?
So some of these winners are people who they don't like. The Jonas Brothers at a concert film? Seriously? I know that these awards are not supposed to be taken seriously but i feel that it is a little more bitter from their part.
Giving worst acting awards to people in documentaries and concerts is not fair. I don't understand why they gave it to Stallone so many times, many of them are quality films but don't have much for an actor to work with.
Yeah the Razzies have always had a bad reputation of aiming for what’s trendy than what’s actually bad. Sometimes they genuinely find true stinkers, but it’s usually just attention seeking stuff
I will forever be perplexed as to why individuals like Bush were nominated if 1. The film they're being nominated for are archived footage from documentaries (who in the case of these major political figures, especially if they were/are in office, would be unavailable) and 2. Unless you're Reagan a majority of these figures lack acting experiences. Even Trump's roles were mostly cameos prior to running for office. I get nominating them if they were in a film of any other genre, but I'll admit its a bit unfair to nominate those as "bad" film actors if the said film they're being nominated for is not shot like a film would normally do.
One gets the impression that the Razzies spent their first 15 years freeloading on block busters and famous names. Luckily enough it got better afterwards because there are enough unbearably silly comedies around that deserve no better.
he is a genuinely scary person. just seems like a sadistic sociopath. and he's done very sick things. He's one-note in every role no matter what it is. total creep
AN EPIC FAIL ON THE RAZZIES: Giving Sylvester Stallone the wins for *"RAMBO: First Blood, Part II",* *"ROCKY IV",* *"RAMBO III",* and then nominated him for *"ROCKY V"* and *"RAMBO: Last Blood"* (which was nominated for Worst Picture, but thankfully lost to Tom Hooper's *"CATS".)*
Most of these make sense, but some are just ridiculous, any documentary or concert role should be not considered acting anyway, so why give an award for bad acting? And the hatred for Sandler, Stallone and Costner makes no sense, I think each of them deserved one or even two that they got, but overall it was the scripts fault for many of their failures. And I'm glad that the Razzies has decided on a formal concept of not giving it to young actors, that Jaden Smith one was bs. At the same time, there were some truly horrific performances, I mostly prefer the name actors who phoned in the role, I think that is really what the Razzies should be about, nailing the people who we know can act, but just didn't give a rats ass and were collecting a paycheck... or vanity projects by well known stars in other field (Neil Diamond, Prince etc) who just didn't have the talent but thought they did. I don't mind the Stallone bashing for the Rambo sequels, as those movies were bad and goes entirely counter to the original. (But you can't tell me that Rocky IV was bad in any way)
0:48 Laurence Olivier? Isn’t he like one of the most celebrated actors of his day? I guess he was probably old and past his prime, but can you imagine how disrespected you would feel 😂 I doubt he ever even saw it, but if he did like what an insult lmao especially for an old fashioned esteemed actor like him. The idea of a “worst acting award” would be so bizarre to someone from that time, but then you win it out of every performance that entire year
@giuseppeianniello6419 a classic case of great actors in terrible films. Denzel had his Virtuosity, Halle had Catwoman, Jamie Foxx has had a bevy of stinkers before and after Ray, and don't get me started on Will "Slaphappy" Smith's numerous cheese wheels. Wild Wild West, anyone? Viola Davis has Fences and Suicide Squad (the David Ayer version) to her name. I could go on.
@giuseppeianniello6419 No, Fences wasn't terrible, but Ayer's Suicide Squad was mid at best. My point is that almost all Oscar winners have both good and horrendous movies in their resume.
@@GB3Says Viola Davis nailed it as Amanda Waller (perfect casting choice) that unfortunately was given not-so-great material to work with. Thankfully James Gunn made his version and was so much better!
Honestly most of the wins here are very valid, but i feel there were some hardcore snubs from time to time that deserved it way more than the actual winners, either be by questionable career moves, how many movies they were in (which might count them as being in an movie where they are okay, like Bruce Willis in The Siege which i don't think he was that bad), or just by how unpopular they were during that time (Ben Affleck 2003), here's some of the leading roles that i personally find deserved more in some years 1991: Vanilla Ice in Cool as Ice 1998: Carrot Top in Chairman of the Board (surprinsingly not even nominated) 1999: Matthew Broderick in Inspector Gadget (also not nominated) 2003: Tommy Wiseau in The Room (i know The Room wasn't even popular then but... let's be honest with ourselves) 2004: Ben Affleck in Surviving Christmas (i know i said he didn't deserved that hard in 2003, but he was insufferable in this film) 2009: Justin Chatwin in Dragonball Evolution (another movie that i don't understand how it was snubbed) 2016: Rob Schneider in Norm of the North (tricky nomination since it's voice role only, but still very bad) 2017: Michael Fassbender in The Snowman 2018: John Travolta in Gotti 2020: Hero Fiennes-Tiffin in After: We Collided (at the time i'm writing this none of the After movies were ever nominated and that is sad because i feel they were the easiest target they could get afterwards) 2022: Machine Gun Kelly in Good Mourning Every other winner is justified
Say what you want about Adam Sandler His movie make money especially late 90s early 2000s You can take the combined box office of all three Tom Arnold movie in 1996 they probably don't equal 10 million dollars 😒
The Razzies are weird... Some of the selections seem valid, but many don't feel justified, because of the movies these people are acting in. The majority of these films are goofy comedies and/or intentionally campy. A lot of these these actors are capable of delivering in more dramatic or serious scenes, but are more well known for their goofy and over the top performances, so they lean into that because that's what audiences want and they know what kind of movie they're in 🤷
I think the iconic Lawrence Olivier deserved the award for his stereotypical, overacted performance. (The Jazz Singer). Neil Diamond merely played himself. I liked all the songs but the movie is overall cringeworthy.
But Rambo 2 was good; why are half the films on here? Wtf why do people hate the Rambo movies? EHJFOWNDOJDBEK WHY ARE DOCUMENTARIES AND CONCERTS IN THIS THEY SHOULDNT COUNT
Personally, I HATED "Rambo, Parts II and III" along with "Rocky IV" because they were the worst Cold War reactionary propaganda films of all time and should have won the top Golden Raspberry, or Razzie, Awards for WORST movies as well! As for George W. Bush, he may not have been an actor in his life like that pathetic late former U.S. president, Ronald Reagan, but he deserved an award for being another WORST U.S. president in his lifetime, too!
yes..stallone is cool..the first rocky was great..'rocky balboa' was great..the movies in between, not so much..the first rambo film, 'first blood' was good..the rest, not so much... these awards are for specific films..the bad ones...
Rocky 4 and Rambo 2 weren't even remotely the worst films of 1985, though. Stallone's performance wasn't Razzie-worthy, either. For perspective, Death Wish 3 and Friday the 13th 5 came out the same year.
Rambo First blood was a memorable movie. I enjoy all of his movies. Never knew about Prince movie. Estelle Getty was awesome. Affleck movies are not bad. G Bush was awful.
It’s hard to judge a movie that was clearly just aimed at teens and 20 something who have been smoking a lot of pot. There’s nothing wrong with a cash grab as long as you don’t go in thinking that it’s supposed to be high art. Some of these were definitely trying to be really good and failed though. You have to assume something with Paul shore would suck. Travolta really thought he was doing good work though and that’s just sad.
Nicolas Cage definitely earns the award this year. His portrayal of Dracula in "Renfield" is a huge insult to all vampire movies. Hammy worst acting EVER!
Watching all of these clips out of context is like that scene in a movie when a film studio exec is giving the new guy a tour and showing him all the projects that they are working on. Both the new guy in the movie and we, the audience are just like 🫣
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The complete list of Worst Actor winners and nominees, so far, at the Razzies
1980
*Neil Diamond - The Jazz Singer*
• Michael Beck - Xanadu
• Robert Blake - Coast to Coast
• Michael Caine - Dressed to Kill and The Island
• Kirk Douglas - Saturn 3
• Richard Dreyfuss - The Competition
• Anthony Hopkins - A Change of Seasons
• Caitlyn Jenner (Bruce at the time) - Can’t Stop the Music
• Sam J. Jones - Flash Gordon
1981
*Klinton Spilsbury - The Legend of the Lone Ranger*
• Gary Coleman - On the Right Track
• Bruce Dern - Tattoo
• Richard Harris - Tarzan, the Ape Man
• Kris Kristofferson - Heaven’s Gate and Rollover
1982
*Laurence Olivier - Inchon*
• Willie Aames - Paradise and Zapped!
• Christopher Atkins - The Pirate Movie
• Luciano Pavarotti - Yes, Giorgio
• Arnold Schwarzenegger - Conan the Barbarian
1983
*Christopher Atkins - A Night in Heaven*
• Lloyd Bochner - The Lonely Lady
• Lou Ferrigno - Hercules
• Barbra Streisand (in drag) - Yentl
• John Travolta - Staying Alive and Two of a Kind
1984
*Sylvester Stallone - Rhinestone*
• Lorenzo Lamas - Body Rock
• Jerry Lewis - Slapstick of Another Kind
• Peter O’Toole - Supergirl
• Burt Reynolds - Cannonball Run II and City Heat
1985
*Sylvester Stallone - Rambo: First Blood Part II and Rocky IV*
• Divine - Lust in the Dust
• Richard Gere - King David
• Al Pacino - Revolution
• John Travolta - Perfect
1986
*Prince - Under the Cherry Moon*
• Emilio Estevez - Maximum Overdrive
• Judd Nelson - Blue City
• Sean Penn - Shanghai Surprise
• Sylvester Stallone - Cobra
1987
*Bill Cosby - Leonard Part 6*
• Bruce the Shark - Jaws: The Revenge
• Judd Nelson - From the Hip
• Ryan O’Neal - Tough Guys Don’t Dance
• Sylvester Stallone - Over the Top
1988
*Sylvester Stallone - Rambo III*
• Tom Cruise - Cocktail
• Bobcat Goldthwait - Hot to Trot
• Jackie Mason - Caddyshack II
• Burt Reynolds - Rent-a-Cop and Switching Channels
1989
*William Shatner - Star Trek V: The Final Frontier*
• Tony Danza - She’s Out of Control
• Ralph Macchio - The Karate Kid Part III
• Sylvester Stallone - Lock Up and Tango & Cash
• Patrick Swayze - Next of Kin and Road House
1990
*Andrew Dice Clay - The Adventures of Ford Fairlane*
• Prince - Graffiti Bridge
• Mickey Rourke - Desperate Hours and Wild Orchid
• George C. Scott - The Exorcist III
• Sylvester Stallone - Rocky V
1991
*Kevin Costner - Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves*
• Andrew Dice Clay - Dice Rules
• Sylvester Stallone - Oscar
• Vanilla Ice - Cool as Ice
• Bruce Willis - Hudson Hawk
1992
*Sylvester Stallone - Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot*
• Kevin Costner - The Bodyguard
• Michael Douglas - Basic Instinct and Shining Through
• Jack Nicholson - Hoffa and Man Trouble
• Tom Selleck - Folks!
1993
*Burt Reynolds - Cop and a Half*
• William Baldwin - Sliver
• Willem Dafoe - Body of Evidence
• Robert Redford - Indecent Proposal
• Arnold Schwarzenegger - Last Action Hero
1994
*Kevin Costner - Wyatt Earp*
• Macaulay Culkin - Getting Even With Dad, The Pagemaster and Richie Rich
• Steven Seagal - On Deadly Ground
• Sylvester Stallone - The Specialist
• Bruce Willis - Color of Night and North
1995
*Pauly Shore - Jury Duty*
• Kevin Costner - Waterworld
• Kyle MacLachlan - Showgirls
• Keanu Reeves - Johnny Mnemonic and A Walk in the Clouds
• Sylvester Stallone - Assassins and Judge Dredd
1996
*Tom Arnold - Big Bully, Carpool and The Stupids (tie)*
*Pauly Shore - Bio-Dome (tie)*
• Keanu Reeves - Chain Reaction
• Adam Sandler - Bulletproof and Happy Gilmore
• Sylvester Stallone - Daylight
1997
*Kevin Costner - The Postman*
• Val Kilmer - The Saint
• Shaquille O’Neal - Steel
• Steven Seagal - Fire Down Below
• Jon Voight - Anaconda
1998
*Bruce Willis - Armageddon, Mercury Rising and The Siege*
• Ralph Fiennes - The Avengers
• Ryan O’Neal - An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn
• Ryan Phillippe - 54
• Adam Sandler - The Waterboy
1999
*Adam Sandler - Big Daddy*
• Kevin Costner - For Love of the Game and Message in a Bottle
• Kevin Kline - Wild Wild West
• Arnold Schwarzenegger - End of Days
• Robin Williams - Bicentennial Man and Jakob the Liar
2000
*John Travolta - Battlefield Earth and Lucky Numbers*
• Leonardo DiCaprio - The Beach
• Adam Sandler - Little Nicky
• Arnold Schwarzenegger (REAL Adam) - The 6th Day
• Sylvester Stallone - Get Carter
2001
*Tom Green - Freddy Got Fingered*
• Ben Affleck - Pearl Harbor
• Kevin Costner - 3000 Miles to Graceland
• Keanu Reeves - Hardball and Sweet November
• John Travolta - Domestic Disturbance and Swordfish
2002
*Roberto Benigni dubbed Godzilla-style by Breckin Meyer - Pinocchio*
• Adriano Giannini - Swept Away
• Eddie Murphy - The Adventures of Pluto Nash, I Spy and Showtime
• Adam Sandler - Eight Crazy Nights and Mr. Deeds
• Steven Seagal - Half Past Dead
2003
*Ben Affleck - Daredevil, Gigli and Paycheck*
• Cuba Gooding Jr. - Boat Trip, The Fighting Temptations and Radio
• Justin Guarini - From Justin to Kelly
• Ashton Kutcher - Cheaper by the Dozen, Just Married and My Boss’s Daughter
• Mike Myers - The Cat in the Hat
2004
*George W. Bush - Fahrenheit 9/11*
• Ben Affleck - Jersey Girl and Surviving Christmas
• Vin Diesel - The Chronicles of Riddick
• Colin Farrell - Alexander
• Ben Stiller - Along Came Polly, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, DodgeBall: A True Underdog Story, Envy and Starsky & Hutch
2005
*Rob Schneider - Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo*
• Tom Cruise - War of the Worlds
• Will Ferrell - Bewitched and Kicking & Screaming
• Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson - Doom
• Jamie Kennedy - Son of the Mask
2006
*Shawn and Marlon Wayans - Little Man*
• Tim Allen - The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, The Shaggy Dog and Zoom
• Nicolas Cage - The Wicker Man
• Larry the Cable Guy - Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector
• Rob Schneider - The Benchwarmers and Little Man
2007
*Eddie Murphy as Norbit - Norbit*
• Nicolas Cage - Ghost Rider, National Treasure: Book of Secrets and Next
• Jim Carrey - The Number 23
• Cuba Gooding Jr. - Daddy Day Camp and Norbit
• Adam Sandler - I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry
2008
*Mike Myers - The Love Guru*
• Larry the Cable Guy - Witless Protection
• Eddie Murphy - Meet Dave
• Al Pacino - 88 Minutes and Righteous Kill
• Mark Wahlberg - The Happening and Max Payne
2009
*Jonas Brothers - Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience*
• Will Ferrell - Land of the Lost
• Steve Martin - The Pink Panther 2
• Eddie Murphy - Imagine That
• John Travolta - Old Dogs
2010
*Ashton Kutcher - Killers and Valentine’s Day*
• Jack Black - Gulliver’s Travels
• Gerard Butler - The Bounty Hunter
• Taylor Lautner - The Twilight Saga: Eclipse and Valentine’s Day
• Robert Pattinson - Remember Me and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
2011
*Adam Sandler - Jack & Jill and Just Go With It*
• Russell Brand - Arthur
• Nicolas Cage - Drive Angry, Season of the Witch and Trespass
• Taylor Lautner - Abduction and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1
• Nick Swardson - Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star
2012
*Adam Sandler - That’s My Boy*
• Nicolas Cage - Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and Seeking Justice
• Eddie Murphy - A Thousand Words
• Robert Pattinson - The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2
• Tyler Perry - Alex Cross and Good Deeds
2013
*Jaden Smith - After Earth*
• Johnny Depp - The Lone Ranger
• Ashton Kutcher - Jobs
• Adam Sandler - Grown Ups 2
• Sylvester Stallone - Bullet to the Head, Escape Plan and Grudge Match
2014
*Kirk Cameron - Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas*
• Nicolas Cage - Left Behind
• Kellan Lutz - The Legend of Hercules
• Seth MacFarlane - A Million Ways to Die in the West
• Adam Sandler - Blended
2015
*Jamie Dornan - Fifty Shades of Grey*
• Johnny Depp - Mortdecai
• Kevin James - Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2
• Adam Sandler - The Cobbler and Pixels
• Channing Tatum - Jupiter Ascending
2016
*Dinesh D’Souza as himself and the narrator - Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party*
• Ben Affleck - Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
• Gerard Butler - Gods of Egypt and London Has Fallen
• Henry Cavill - Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
• Robert De Niro - Dirty Grandpa
• Ben Stiller - Zoolander 2
2017
*Tom Cruise - The Mummy*
• Johnny Depp - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
• Jamie Dornan - Fifty Shades Darker
• Zac Efron - Baywatch
• Mark Wahlberg - Daddy’s Home 2 and Transformers: The Last Knight
2018
*Donald J. Trump - Death of a Nation and Fahrenheit 11/9*
• Johnny Depp - Sherlock Gnomes
• Will Ferrell - Holmes & Watson
• John Travolta - Gotti
• Bruce Willis - Death Wish
2019
*John Travolta - The Fanatic and Trading Paint*
• James Franco - Zeroville
• David Harbour - Hellboy
• Matthew McConaughey - Serenity
• Sylvester Stallone - Rambo: Last Blood
2020
*Mike Lindell - Absolute Proof*
• Robert Downey Jr. - Dolittle
• Michele Morrone - 365 Days
• Adam Sandler - Hubie Halloween
• David Spade - The Wrong Missy
2021
*LeBron James - Space Jam: A New Legacy*
• Scott Eastwood - Dangerous
• Roe Hartrampf - Diana: The Musical
• Ben Platt - Dear Evan Hansen
• Mark Wahlberg - Infinite
2022
*Jared Leto - Morbius*
• Pete Davidson - Marmaduke
• Tom Hanks - Disney’s Pinocchio
• Sylvester Stallone - Samaritan
• Machine Gun Kelly - Good Mourning
2023
*Jon Voight - Mercy*
• Russell Crowe - The Pope’s Exorcist
• Vin Diesel - Fast X
• Chris Evans - Ghosted
• Jason Statham - Meg 2: The Trench
Ah, the Razzies! Reminds me of a simpler time when people thought that Leonard Part 6 was the worst thing Bill Cosby ever did!
I’ll tell ya the worst thing about what he did…….the hypocrisy!
@@FromThe36thChamber Really?…thought it was the raping.
Leonard Part 6 was gloriously terrible.
i dont know... im still pissed about how Leonard Part 4 turned out..
(edit) i see everyone here has a diploma from the University ov Science. we are in fine fellowship and can talk about dog houses if you want?
So some of these winners are people who they don't like. The Jonas Brothers at a concert film? Seriously? I know that these awards are not supposed to be taken seriously but i feel that it is a little more bitter from their part.
Exactly
Regardless their music is trash
@@2ndHandSmoker That does NOT mean they should win an acting award for music.
@marcen12 doesn't matter their music still sucks
@@2ndHandSmoker OK but they don't deserve to get a Razzie when it's a movie where acting is not required.
I was not expecting Prince of all people to stop the Stallone streak
Giving worst acting awards to people in documentaries and concerts is not fair. I don't understand why they gave it to Stallone so many times, many of them are quality films but don't have much for an actor to work with.
Yeah the Razzies have always had a bad reputation of aiming for what’s trendy than what’s actually bad. Sometimes they genuinely find true stinkers, but it’s usually just attention seeking stuff
the first part of that is fine but stallone is a worse actor than my right testicle.
Razzie's really love (or hate) Stallone
Some of these roles were MEANT to be stupid.
But .... But why sylvester stallone, Without him, Rambo and Rocky wouldn't be the same
Without him Rocky wouldn't even exist. He wrote that movie. I think while being homeless.
agreed. Sylvester Stallone is great. @@Drachenhannes
As I once heard someone once say, it seems razzies are just the movies that are the most socially acceptable to hate not necessarily the worst
Rocky IV was shit. It was not rocky.
Because those weren't the movies he was nominated for and most of the (actually relevant) sequels were awful.
That always killed me lmao “EVERYBODY CAN CHANGE”
4:16 then ironically in this movie everyone’s telling him they need to change him 💀
Adam Sandler could not have seriously been the "worst actor in 1999"
I think it should have gone to that butch blonde chick in the matrix that said "not like this. not like thiis."
1994: Kevin Costner robbed Stephen Seagal😅
1987 hit different now
Adam Sandler winning for Big Daddy is ridiculous
An error in the timespan at the beginning of the video, it’s 1980-2022. But hey, errors and Razzies go hand-in-hand!
I will forever be perplexed as to why individuals like Bush were nominated if 1. The film they're being nominated for are archived footage from documentaries (who in the case of these major political figures, especially if they were/are in office, would be unavailable) and 2. Unless you're Reagan a majority of these figures lack acting experiences. Even Trump's roles were mostly cameos prior to running for office. I get nominating them if they were in a film of any other genre, but I'll admit its a bit unfair to nominate those as "bad" film actors if the said film they're being nominated for is not shot like a film would normally do.
It’s because the people running the razzies don’t like bush and his politics, so they give him worst actor just to spite him
It’s all political. Far left people stop at nothing to push their own agendas. And use whatever materials they get their hands on, to do so.
Politics.
Because it's a claim that 9/11 was an inside job and Bush played the surprise and anger about it poorly.
Why is one reply viewable? What discord occurred while I was gone?
Giving George Bush a raspberry award in a documentary is pretty stupid.
Or the Jonas Brothers. Playing themselves isn’t bad acting.
Same for the Spice Girls win in the actress category.
00:00 Intro
00:16 1980
00:30 1981
00:43 1982
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01:24 1984
01:39 1985
02:06 1986
02:31 1987
02:53 1988
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05:16 1996 Tie
06:13 1997
06:29 1998
07:04 1999
07:23 2000
07:46 2001
08:03 2002
08:18 2003
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09:58 2006
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12:34 2014
12:58 2015
13:10 2016
13:15 2017
13:25 2018
13:47 2019
14:31 2020
14:39 2021
14:53 2022
15:13 Outro
They really don’t like Stallone.
And Costner...
They even gave him an award for "Worst Actor of the 20th Century."
It's just kind of baffling. Steven Seagal wasn't even a nominee.
That scene from Rambo 2 isn't that bad in the context of the story. Sure, the film was a bit of a joke, but Sly did what he was meant to do.
Giving Tom Green a Razzie is kinda dumb, he isn't really an actor and the entire movie was a troll
Disagree with the following: Stallone in the Rocky and Rambo Films. William Shatner, Costner in Wyatt Earp, Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck in DareDevil.
how can you ever act again when you not once... but twice where tied with Pauly Shore?
Kirk Cameron ain't fooling anyone, he does not love hot chocolate.
There is nothing genuine about him or that whole world he operates in.
@@flyingdics1 He is trying to be the new Mr Rogers....SMH
Imagining all those movies are Razzie winners, yet I found a lot of them entertaining as Hell.
One gets the impression that the Razzies spent their first 15 years freeloading on block busters and famous names. Luckily enough it got better afterwards because there are enough unbearably silly comedies around that deserve no better.
2:41 is there really 5 previous movies to this series?
No, the joke is his first five adventures were so amazing, the human mind could never comprehend them, so we’re starting at his sixth adventure.
I loved the Jazz Singer when I was a kid.
Why won't Kirk Cameron just go away?
He's the worst
He's waiting for the rapture. 😂
There's so much money in telling Christians, who dominate every aspect of American life, that they're a persecuted minority.
I just realized that Jonathan Groff could play Kirk Cameron in Cameron's biopic.
Is it wrong that I love almost all of these movies?
So many repeat winners here.
Where's Steven Seagal😮
Will Ferrell deserves a Lifetime Achievement Razzie!
id agree but... Anchorman, parts ov StepBrothers and that one scene where he takes a dart to the neck.
he is a genuinely scary person. just seems like a sadistic sociopath. and he's done very sick things. He's one-note in every role no matter what it is. total creep
3:34 this may be the least cool thing I’ve ever seen
14:31 I highly doubt that guy "created email".
The funniest thing about this list is that 2 presidents won a razzie 🤣
George bush winning the award was well deserved, but i personally never thought kevin costner or sylvester stallone are bad actors tbh....
It has to do with the bad films they were in.
@@sha11235 Yeah man that makes sense.
@@sha11235yeah but Rambo 2 and Rocky 4 are both awesome
You’re right, they aren’t bad actors, they’re terrible 😂.
@@matthewsalyer9804Nah. You're the one who's terrible
AN EPIC FAIL ON THE RAZZIES:
Giving Sylvester Stallone the wins
for *"RAMBO: First Blood, Part II",*
*"ROCKY IV",* *"RAMBO III",* and
then nominated him for *"ROCKY V"*
and *"RAMBO: Last Blood"* (which
was nominated for Worst Picture,
but thankfully lost to Tom Hooper's *"CATS".)*
Either Gigli or Battlefield Earth were the biggest bombs of the 2000’s.
Who else was laughing at the unnecessary sounds in The Mummy trailer?
Bruce Willis's Armageddon, Mercury Rising and The Siege may not be considered as a great film but his performance is not that worst either
EVERTHING in "Armageddon" sucked... Including Bruce Willis. That was a paycheck flick for him. Hell, most of his films are paycheck films.
@@WilliamMoore-p4gthe unbreakable Shymalan’s trilogy is awesome and he’s a crucial part of it.
Where's Steven Seagal and Vin Diesel?
Seagal should get a lifetime achievement award from them lol
@@johnathonkelly5117 I think he's been nominated for several but never won
Total wins (ties counted as one):
4-Sylvester Stallone
3-Adam Sandler
3-Kevin Costner
2-John Travolta
2-Pauly Shore
1-Bruce Willis
1-Ben Affleck
1-Ashton Kutcher
1-Tom Cruise
1-Donald Trump
1-George W. Bush
1-Jonas Brothers
1-LeBron James
1-Jared Leto
1-Neil Diamond
1-Laurence Olivier
1-Mike Myers
1-Eddie Murphy
1-Prince
1-Bill Cosby
1-Burt Reynolds
1-Jamie Dornan
1-Jaden Smith
1-William Shatner
1-Tom Arnold
1-Tom Green
1-Rob Schneider
1-Roberto Benigni
1-Marlon and Shawn Wayans
1-Klinton Spilsbury
1-Christopher Atkins
1-Andrew Dice Clay
1-Kirk Cameron
1-Dinesh D'Souza
1-Mike Lindell
Most of these make sense, but some are just ridiculous, any documentary or concert role should be not considered acting anyway, so why give an award for bad acting? And the hatred for Sandler, Stallone and Costner makes no sense, I think each of them deserved one or even two that they got, but overall it was the scripts fault for many of their failures. And I'm glad that the Razzies has decided on a formal concept of not giving it to young actors, that Jaden Smith one was bs.
At the same time, there were some truly horrific performances, I mostly prefer the name actors who phoned in the role, I think that is really what the Razzies should be about, nailing the people who we know can act, but just didn't give a rats ass and were collecting a paycheck... or vanity projects by well known stars in other field (Neil Diamond, Prince etc) who just didn't have the talent but thought they did. I don't mind the Stallone bashing for the Rambo sequels, as those movies were bad and goes entirely counter to the original. (But you can't tell me that Rocky IV was bad in any way)
Yes DocuDramas.are.hard.to.gauge since.its real life
I liked Paycheck. Not sure why, but I did.
Not gonna lie.. this one ruined half of my childhood myths 😮
I feel like they were unfair on Stallone and Sandler (accept for Jack and Jill)
Can't believe Steven Seagal or van Dam aren't here
0:48 Laurence Olivier? Isn’t he like one of the most celebrated actors of his day? I guess he was probably old and past his prime, but can you imagine how disrespected you would feel 😂 I doubt he ever even saw it, but if he did like what an insult lmao especially for an old fashioned esteemed actor like him. The idea of a “worst acting award” would be so bizarre to someone from that time, but then you win it out of every performance that entire year
Olivier himself admitted to only doing Inchon for the money and thus, didn't even try.
Kris Kristofersson too!
I'd like to thank the Academy for giving this award to Bruce Willis for "Armageddon."
Laurence Olivier tho?! Anybody can get it.
Inchon is considered one of the worst war movies ever made.
Laurence Olivier was especially criticized for his god-awful performance
@giuseppeianniello6419 a classic case of great actors in terrible films. Denzel had his Virtuosity, Halle had Catwoman, Jamie Foxx has had a bevy of stinkers before and after Ray, and don't get me started on Will "Slaphappy" Smith's numerous cheese wheels. Wild Wild West, anyone? Viola Davis has Fences and Suicide Squad (the David Ayer version) to her name. I could go on.
@@GB3Says i don’t think that Fences was terrible since, you know, she won an Oscar for the role
@giuseppeianniello6419 No, Fences wasn't terrible, but Ayer's Suicide Squad was mid at best. My point is that almost all Oscar winners have both good and horrendous movies in their resume.
@@GB3Says Viola Davis nailed it as Amanda Waller (perfect casting choice) that unfortunately was given not-so-great material to work with.
Thankfully James Gunn made his version and was so much better!
Biodome is a classic time capsule of a movie. Leave it alone!
What about catwoman with Halle berry
ruclips.net/video/nzRqaXiB82g/видео.htmlfeature=shared
These are actors, not actresses
Affleck’s thousand mile stare in Daredevil…sorry but impossible not to laugh
Honestly most of the wins here are very valid, but i feel there were some hardcore snubs from time to time that deserved it way more than the actual winners, either be by questionable career moves, how many movies they were in (which might count them as being in an movie where they are okay, like Bruce Willis in The Siege which i don't think he was that bad), or just by how unpopular they were during that time (Ben Affleck 2003), here's some of the leading roles that i personally find deserved more in some years
1991: Vanilla Ice in Cool as Ice
1998: Carrot Top in Chairman of the Board (surprinsingly not even nominated)
1999: Matthew Broderick in Inspector Gadget (also not nominated)
2003: Tommy Wiseau in The Room (i know The Room wasn't even popular then but... let's be honest with ourselves)
2004: Ben Affleck in Surviving Christmas (i know i said he didn't deserved that hard in 2003, but he was insufferable in this film)
2009: Justin Chatwin in Dragonball Evolution (another movie that i don't understand how it was snubbed)
2016: Rob Schneider in Norm of the North (tricky nomination since it's voice role only, but still very bad)
2017: Michael Fassbender in The Snowman
2018: John Travolta in Gotti
2020: Hero Fiennes-Tiffin in After: We Collided (at the time i'm writing this none of the After movies were ever nominated and that is sad because i feel they were the easiest target they could get afterwards)
2022: Machine Gun Kelly in Good Mourning
Every other winner is justified
Olivier has always been a ham
I never understood the dig at Andrew Clay in "Ford Fairlane" I laughed all the way through that flick. People never understood his satire.
Say what you want about Adam Sandler His movie make money especially late 90s early 2000s You can take the combined box office of all three Tom Arnold movie in 1996 they probably don't equal 10 million dollars 😒
I never understood all the Costner-hate...
About half of these weren’t even that bad 💀
You have low standards.
other than tom green and william shatner who else directed themselves
The Razzies are weird... Some of the selections seem valid, but many don't feel justified, because of the movies these people are acting in. The majority of these films are goofy comedies and/or intentionally campy. A lot of these these actors are capable of delivering in more dramatic or serious scenes, but are more well known for their goofy and over the top performances, so they lean into that because that's what audiences want and they know what kind of movie they're in 🤷
I think the iconic Lawrence Olivier deserved the award for his stereotypical, overacted performance. (The Jazz Singer). Neil Diamond merely played himself. I liked all the songs but the movie is overall cringeworthy.
Olivier did win for that role, but in the Worst Supporting Actor category
@@rosebyanyname I didn't know that. Well deserved!
Honestly, giving it to Adam Sandler for Big Daddy is a joke, i absolutely love that film
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@@derrythedog7928 "If OJ can get away with murder, why can't Sonny have his kid?"
the fact that adam sandler won 9 times is outstanding .Bravo!👏👏
I love so many of these films.
People like you are the reason Hollywood cranks out such trash movies.
In defense of tom Arnold; bully, carpool, and the stupids weren't that bad as far as movies go, nowadays they are average like 5/10
Not Scuba Steve
I’m afraid so, little one
I'm as stunned as you.
But Rambo 2 was good; why are half the films on here? Wtf why do people hate the Rambo movies?
EHJFOWNDOJDBEK WHY ARE DOCUMENTARIES AND CONCERTS IN THIS THEY SHOULDNT COUNT
There should be razzy game awards
i thought mercury rising was a really good movie
Personally, I HATED "Rambo, Parts II and III" along with "Rocky IV" because they were the worst Cold War reactionary propaganda films of all time and should have won the top Golden Raspberry, or Razzie, Awards for WORST movies as well! As for George W. Bush, he may not have been an actor in his life like that pathetic late former U.S. president, Ronald Reagan, but he deserved an award for being another WORST U.S. president in his lifetime, too!
People at the razzies don’t like music I guess 😂some of these were music films from what I gathered.
You should see the actress one. There's several in a row.
What’s with the political movies?
Then there was Fahrenheit 911
Razzies are a complete joke with some of there nominations, Scarface got nominated for example
Don't know why they put Daredevil for Ben Affleck and just left it as GIgli as it was the real terrible movie of 2003
Is Kevin Costner really that bad?
Yes
No
laurence won one O_O
yes..stallone is cool..the first rocky was great..'rocky balboa' was great..the movies in between, not so much..the first rambo film, 'first blood' was good..the rest, not so much...
these awards are for specific films..the bad ones...
Rocky 4 and Rambo 2 weren't even remotely the worst films of 1985, though. Stallone's performance wasn't Razzie-worthy, either. For perspective, Death Wish 3 and Friday the 13th 5 came out the same year.
Rambo First blood was a memorable movie. I enjoy all of his movies. Never knew about Prince movie. Estelle Getty was awesome. Affleck movies are not bad. G Bush was awful.
Ryan O'Neal and Ali McGraw? Oop..
It’s hard to judge a movie that was clearly just aimed at teens and 20 something who have been smoking a lot of pot. There’s nothing wrong with a cash grab as long as you don’t go in thinking that it’s supposed to be high art. Some of these were definitely trying to be really good and failed though. You have to assume something with Paul shore would suck. Travolta really thought he was doing good work though and that’s just sad.
a few of these are genuinely bad acting... others seem to be either sour grapes, or characters that are supposed to be hammy.
Wyatt Earp is better than tombstone
You forgot Catwoman
@@donneldavis7792 ruclips.net/video/nzRqaXiB82g/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Good actors in bad films
Why hasn’t Tom Cruise won it every year?
George W. Bush... lol
All men..
Look again...
Duh me 😂
Why does everything have to be political?
Are you sad because they are making fun of Trump?
No because you are happy that they are.@@davidmitchell6873
Adam Sandler, John Travolta and Sylvester Stallone got disrespected there, ain’t no way they were the worst in all of those years they won
Fahrenheit 9/11 won? Hard to believe that was the worst movie of the year, tbh.
Catwoman won Worst Picture. Fahrenheit won acting awards
@@mrtophat2757 in... a documentary?
This list is a joke, Adam Sandler performance and big daddy was fantastic. The fact that he’s on here is stupid.
Never once in my life heard someone call Adam Sandler in Big Daddy “fantastic” 💀
Razzies bullied stallone 😅
Nicolas Cage should be on here at least twenty times!🤢
Leave Jared Leto alone 😂😂😂
Nicolas Cage definitely earns the award this year. His portrayal of Dracula in "Renfield" is a huge insult to all vampire movies. Hammy worst acting EVER!
I loved that movie and he was AWESOME!!!
Clearly you haven’t seen Vampire’s Kiss
Nic Cage was the best part of that movie
What? He was great!
Haha Razzies earned the Razzie of award shows. They suck
Watching all of these clips out of context is like that scene in a movie when a film studio exec is giving the new guy a tour and showing him all the projects that they are working on. Both the new guy in the movie and we, the audience are just like 🫣