The day before the Oscars, the Golden Raspberries are traditionally awarded for the biggest film achievements of the previous year. Golden Raspberry 2015, for the 35th time in a row, crowned Darren Doan's film Saving Christmas, which took home four awards from the Ricardo Montalbon Theater, as did its counterpart Birdman from the Dolby Theater in Hollywood. But Birdman was also part of the Golden Raspberries program, but only as part of a parody.
Golden raspberries 2015 (Golden Raspberry Awards) have already been awarded 35th in a row. "Smetana" was picked up by a Christian comedy Saving Christmas, which won the title for the worst film (at IMDB has a rating of 1.4), the worst player (Kirk Cameron), Worst Screenplay (Darren Doan) and Worst Movie Couple (Kirk and His Ego).
Otherwise, most raspberries were promised to the film Transformers: Age of Extinction, which was nominated in as many as seven categories. Well, in the end, the film had to "make do" with only two. For Worst Supporting Actor (Kelsey Grammer) and Worst Director (Michael Bay). It's as if the members of this foundation don't know that this is challenging fate, considering how Bay likes to blow things up. Well, Kelsey Grammer he also earned the golden raspberry by "shining" in the films Mercenaries 3, Legends of Oz and Think Like a Man Too. There is another award indirectly related to Transformers, for worst supporting actress. She earned it Megan Fox for the play April O'Neil v Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which became famous with Transformers. Even the title of the worst actress went into good hands, as she received it Cameron Diaz (yeah, it's not good to be Cameron this year) for roles in High Friday Revenge and Hot clips.
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The golden raspberries are clearly not prizes that should be taken seriously, like the others (even the event itself does not take itself too seriously and has joking tone), although it is about the antithesis of the Oscars, for ying yang. Well, despite this, film srenja is reluctant to be seen on the list of nominees or "winners" and he mostly ignores invitations to awards (there is an exception Sandra Bullock, which received a Golden Raspberry and an Oscar in 2010). However, the new golden raspberries also have a category that makes the winner happy, and not only if he knows how to make a joke about himself. As the first, he has reason to rejoice Ben Affleck, who in 2003 went home with the golden snack for the worst actor, and a dozen years later returns with the first ever award for the actor who redeemed himself the most to the audience.
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