OK, the Razzies judge the worst of the worst, but how hard is it to know Meet the Spartans and The Hottie and the Nottie would be awful? At The Scorecard Review we judge the films that SHOULD have been good, but turn out to be crap. You know who I am talking about, but just in case you don't, here's the list ...
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Twilight The Happening Speed Racer Eagle Eye The Day the Earth Stood Still Australia The Spirit
Click Here to vote of the 7th Annual TSR Movie Awards
The Academy Awards just don’t cut it. Every year I watch, and every year I think they get something wrong. Not only that, why can’t there be more than five nominations, categories that fans care about (no offense “Best Achievement in Sound Editing), and who got second place?
Instead of sitting still — I created the Scorecard Movie Awards.
Categories range from the typical (Best Overall Cast, Best Actor, Best Film) to the atypical (Best Ending, Best Quote, Funniest).
If you have seen two movies or 200, it doesn’t matter. You only vote for the films you have seen.
There are 27 questions including the Hall of Fame.
Most categories, you will vote from 1-10, with 10 being the highest. You are scoring each individual nomination, not ranking them. So you can have multiple 7s, 8s, 10s, it doesn’t matter. And your favorite nomination doesn’t have to receive a 10.
Enjoy. The last day to vote is February 21. The day before the Oscars.