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RAZZIE Forum Discussion We're Seeking YOUR Opinion: Half-Way Thru 2013, What's The WORST? What stunk worse: AFTER EARTH, HANGOVER III or SCARY MOVIE 5? Whose acting would you nominate (so far) to be Roundly RAZZed come year's end? To cull your opinions for a Mid-Year Forum Poll later this month, we're asking you to post a list of everything you loathed most! Here's the LINK to add your proverbial 2-cents...

From January 1 - June 14 Check Out Our Ever-Growing LIST: Every Movie Released in 2013... Exhaustively researched, extremely thorough and exceptionally comprehensive, our Annual List of Eligible Film Titles cross-references info from The L.A. Times, B.O. MoJo and Rotten Tomatoes, and is the most complete list of its kind on the Net. By year's end, our 2012 LIST had 727 titles. This year's list, 25 weeks in, already has over 315 titles (and quite a few potential RAZZIE contenders!). For the 2013 list, CLICK HERE.

Worst Movie on Basic Cable FMC Serves Up a Legendary 70s B.O. Bomb: Liz Taylor in THE BLUE BIRD Touted by Fox as the first co-production between the US and the USSR, and directed by 5-time Oscar nominee George Cukor, 1976's THE BLUE BIRD was a family-friendly fantasy that was expected to be a huge hit. Instead, it was an enormous turkey, failing to make back even $1 million of its $12 million budget. Starring Liz Taylor, Ava Garner, Cicely Tyson and a cast of dozens, BLUE BIRD (in all its moldy glory) errs Saturday on Fox Movie Channel.

Worst Movie Debuting on Blu-Ray Stallone & Burt Reynolds Are Aging Race-Car Mavens in 2001's DRIVEN A 2001 Worst Picture contender, DRIVEN stars and was written by All-Time RAZZIE Cham-Peen Sylvester Stallone. A drama about formula race cars, it's formulaic as can be, but lost out in most of our categories to Tom Green's gross-out "comedy" FREDDY GOT FINGERED. With a wheelchair bound Burt Reynolds over-acting up a storm (and earning a Worst Supporting Actor nod) it was helmed by 5-time Worst Director nominee Renny Harlin. DRIVEN finally makes its debut on Blu-Ray today. Gentlemen...start your cliche's!

Best Hollywood Parody on Basic Cable Doris Day's a Movie Studio Waitress Awaiting Stardom in GREAT FEELING From its peppy Oscar-nominated theme song, through a series of Major Star Cameos (especially the one with Joan Crawford!) 1949's IT'S A GREAT FEELING is a fun ride on the "Let's Make Fun of Hollywood" Bandwagon. Starring cute-as-a-button screen newcomer Doris Day as a gal from Gerkie's Corners going after her big break in the movies, FEELING unfolds Tuesday morning on TCM.

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