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Wow, there sure were a lot of nominations this year!  Can't say I saw too many off the list---only 2.  I am going to stick with MACGRUBER for my vote.  I hope none of the others were worse than that, but I've got a bad feeling some of them were.  So which one gets your vote?  The poll runs for 7 days, until Jan. 1.

Shrek Ever After gets my vote.  It was a painful endeavor with absolutely no soul in the story nor anything that made the first three work humor wise.  Rather another pathetic attempt to cash in on a franchise which seems to be the Dreamworks method lately. 

Vampires Suck gets my vote for ruining a possibly good film that can successfully pardoy the Twilight movies.  Also, the comedy is terrible.

I voted Fred; the Movie.  Really? How this dipsh*t little kid with minimal talent was able to secure a movie deal based off of a couple thousand kids watching his dumb youtube videos boggles my mind.

MacGruber was quite enjoyable.  Far from the greatest movie of all time.  But, considering the skit he does on SNL lasts approximately 90 seconds and culminates with him blowing up every time, I applaud the writers for being able to stretch it to a 90 minute flick where he doesn't actually blow up, and just shows his ineptitude.  Well done movie.

Considering it's the guys who brought us such 'classics :lookingup:" as Epic Movie, Date Movie and Disaster Movie, well, comedy isn't their strong point.

Fred: The Movie.

Watching a man hump a cow carcass for 90 minutes would not be as bad as watching Fred: The Movie.

Never heard of Fred: The Movie and neither do I know who he is or anything about Fred's claim to fame. It pays off not to follow every (YouTube) media hype/trend I guess.
What's even more surprising is that so many people here were willing to watch it   :buggedout:

Voted for 2001 Maniacs.

I've only seen 10 minutes of Mega Piranha, so I feel a bit under-qualified to vote.

I've seen eight of this year's nominees - does that say something about me?

Anyway, stickin' by my vote for MACGRUBER!

You are a glutton for punishment... and a true cinematic hero among us all for surviving all of these films!   :teddyr:

I voted for Clash of the Titans.  Not only was it a mediocre-at best remake/fantasy/action movie.  But it at times seemed to be out right insulting to the original.  That plus I got really tired of Sam Worthington saying "I do this as a man not as a god" every five minutes.  Not that there couldn't have been some sort of religious undertone to the movie-but did they ever botch it up.  That's why I have to vote it for worst.  The sense of arrogance it had and the money it had behind it.

MacGrubber looked terrible just from its trailer alone.  I read movie spoilers about it, and nothing about the movie seemed funny.  Vampires Suck was the same way.  

I actually liked Mega Pirranha and the Expendables.  

Iron Man 2. Eh, wan't terrible but just a typical sequal.

Legion, I've said before was a missed opportunity.  A few cool scenes but that was it.  There was ideas there, but just not executed well.

Really didn't see the rest.

MacGruber went well above and beyond the low expectations.  Definitely worth a catch, at least once.  It's a pleasant surprise. 

I think Fred only got made cause the Nickelodeon pre-teens like him so they kinda 'bought' the character.  I give the actor credit for making some money off it, but it's just crudely juvenile.  I like some NIck shows and this is boggling how popular he became.

The only movie on the list that I actually kind of saw was Fred:The Movie, and I only got through half.  It wasn't that bad.. it's just stupid harmless teenager humor... I laughed.  John Cena was in it.  I don't follow Fred on the youtube or anything, but I do watch iCarly and the girl that plays Sam was in the Fred movie.  I don't think it was actually a theater-release was it?  I thought they just played it on Nick.

Having only seen five of them it's not a fair call - but my vote goes to The Last Airbender the FX themselves were fine but the acting was really lacking.

Well, only saw three on the list "The Last Airbender," "Legion," and "The Expendables."  Or I should saw part of the Last Airbender. It wasn't that bad, but I never saw the whole thing so I can't really give it a thumbs up of thumbs down. Legion on the other hand I watched in all its entirety and it most assuredly gets a thumbs down. Basically, it was a variant of the old "people-trapped-in-a-farmhouse-surrounded-by-monsters." The only difference was that the monsters were angels, not the usual demons/werewolves/zombies/etc. Lets face it, if God wanted to destroy the world, all he had to do was snap his fingers and that's it.

Really enjoyed the Expendables. Nothing like a good shoot-em-up-blow-em-up adventure movie. Mind you, the last blow-up was kind of overblown, but I can live with it.

One movie that should have been on the list was "The Wolfman." Another thumbs down. The special effects wasn't up to standard, especially the change from human to werewolf scenes. The fight scenes were disappointing and who the monster was came down to one of two people. Actually, after watching the movie and thinking about it the only choice for the monster was quite obvious.

I guess one out of three wasn't that bad.

I voted for the only one on the list (and it WAS bad) that I saw:  SHREK EVER AFTER.

Ugggh.

Didn't see the others, so I *DID* vote with my dollars.  We were going to see THE LAST AIRBENDER until I started reading reviews of it.

Fred was not a theater release that I know of.  I watch iCarly too, and it should've just been limited to his one appearance on that show.

John Cena? I didn't know he did it.  He makes terrible movies.  Unlike the Rock.

I'm glad to see that "Field of Screams" is still in the running to win this award it so deserves. God I hate that movie.


And I am quite shocked and appalled that The Expendables is on this list. It was my 2nd favourite film of 2010, after Piranha 3d :D

Out of the 4 I saw on this list it was Last Airbender. Nothing can top it I believe. Of course me being a fan of the show helps my hatred.

WOW... I picked Fred: The Movie because it's the only movie I'd attempted to watch that was on the list...  :buggedout: and I didnt finished it, although I dont think it was Fred's fault since I was working on our kid's bedroom and John Cena as Fred's dad was funny... But I do feel out of touch with the current movies or they just didnt seem appealing for me...

Your not out of touch. Fred is just a horrible thing.

Fred, really, was this a good idea on paper, or was fame gone to his head?

I am pleased that no-one voted (or saw) Furry Vengeance.