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Don't get me wrong, it took some kind of criminal genius to make a movie this terrible and if ever a movie deserved an award for being awful, this is it.
Having just wasted a couple of hours watching this and for 80% of that time in complete disbelief, I can give this garbage the turkey of the year award, no problem.
I usually check out the MTV movie awards to watch a witty, entertaining show that delivers a unique award show (Chewbacca winning a life-time achievement award as example).
Saving Grace is surely one of the leading contenders for the 'How to Ruin an Adequate Film in the Final Few Minutes' award.
Special award to the cameraman for making sure that every shot is shaky (would someone please realize that Blair Witch has had its 15 seconds of undeserved fame?) and takes are geared towards attention-deficit pre-teens who subside on CounterStrike and masturbation.
Two academy award winning performers and Jude Law could keep a film afloat, one would think, but Sky Captain sinks miserably.
This German movie got the award of the Torino gay film festival: Italian journalists still don't understand why the jury took such a bad decision, as the festival presented lot of talented movies.
Some might say something like "Baby Geniuses" with its giant robot infants or "Dumbo" with its psychedelic drug-addled nightmare sequence would win the award for the most disturbing movie ever made for children.
There is no artistic value in this movie to deserve any award.
This is probably grossly unfair, the rather sordid tale is the fault of Harold Robbins book; considering the nature of the story Pia's exposures certainly do not receive undue attention, and perhaps Pia (who once won an acting award in Butterfly) is deliberately satirising her part rather than attempting to act in an almost unplayable role.
The man who put togeather the preview should get an award for managing to put every one of the 30 seconds that were interisting into the preview.
Won an Academy Award for best cinematography, although the award probably should have been for best scenery.
This film is in dire need of a good remastering from the full, uncut, original negative and seeing how it's reasonably atmospheric (and won the director an award at the Catalonia Film Festival), it might actually be worth the trouble.
Giving this a 10 is akin to giving Wally Cox the award for Mr. Universe or putting a velvet Elvis painting in the Louvre!!!
Al Pacino got a surprise Supporting Oscar nomination as bad boy Caprice, and Madonna (who is mostly used as a decorative prop) gets to sing Stephen Sondheim's "Sooner or Later (I Always Get My Man)", which copped the award for Best Original Song.
What made me laugh was the cameo appearance by Scott McNealy, giving an award to one of the murdered programmers in front of a wall of SUN logos.
It was clearly political to award this old-fashioned musical so many Oscars after the tumultuous events of 1968.
I tuned out after what I would say is my nomination for the most wretched attempt at sexual suggestion award: a scene in which Pia Zadora, at a picnic, stands between two boys who want her.
This movie may win an award for the using the "F" word so many times and so uselessly.
I hate this movie but compared to others (Dark Harvest, Dracula's Curse) it should have won an academy award.
I could not understand how George Clooney received an acting award for the film since he was hardly involved, at least in the first half of the movie.
I have seen bad movies before, but this one takes the "Worst Movie of a Lifetime" award by far !! Anthony Hopkins has to be completely mentally ill to have his name attached to this one - anywhere !
I waited and read reviews for months about the award winning performances.
That's what h won the award for!
I mean, c'mon, if there just giving the award to people to clear up any bad feelings, what about Altman?
The highpoint ( and the ONLY one) of the show was when Woody Allen made his first appearance ever to the award show.
I was expecting something better from award winning actor Benicio del Toro.
No comment for the main actor because he is already given an award and I believe that his play was great.
What I would like to say is that 'Distortion' was shown at a film festival in Geneva in November 2005 (Festival 'Cinéma tout écran') where it won the award of the audience ('Prix du public'in French).
Fully deserving its prestigious Hollywood award nomination, this is an entertaining little gem with lots of pizazz and some delightful surprises.
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