Well, I'm not going to deny it ... yes, I am a "liberal jerk". Yes, I know country music is quite popular, but I don't care for it. And yes, I know people LOVE NASCAR, but for the life of me, I don't know what is so exciting and entertaining about people driving around in a circle 300 times, and many people on YouTube will agree with me. Just because something is popular, doesn't mean it's good. You made a good example with Bush. Sadly, most of America voted for him ... twice (or so the voting machines told us), and he ruined America from the ground up. If you like NASCAR, that is your right, just as we at the Razzie forum have the right to bash movies that we believe to be way below sub-par. 

Originally posted by MiguelAntilsu WHAT THE HELL!?  You must be a liberal jerk if you had the nerve to say something like that!  I'm a democrat (but I'm not as far to the left as you) and I happen to like country music and NASCAR (National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing) and I did not vote for Bush twice (despite living in a red state).  Not only are these things popular to the south but their popular across the continent (NASCAR is popular around the world).  You however don't even have the guts to see these things for what they really are (or how popular they are).  That is the worst stereotype I've heard on a forum like this.

I liked the song and I enjoyed the music video, but the idea for a movie is just overreaching.  I don't know why they would do this. (And just for the record, this isn't the only bad film named after a song that's come out this year)

Originally posted by Michaels The only thing worse than country music songs are movies based on country music. Much like NASCAR (Non-Athletic Sport Centered Around Rednecks), I have no idea why it's so popular to the South. But then again, these are the same morons who voted for Bush Jr. twice, so clearly it's a matter of low IQs.

WHAT THE HELL!?  You must be a liberal jerk if you had the nerve to say something like that!  I'm a democrat (but I'm not as far to the left as you) and I happen to like country music and NASCAR (National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing) and I did not vote for Bush twice (despite living in a red state).  Not only are these things popular to the south but their popular across the continent (NASCAR is popular around the world).  You however don't even have the guts to see these things for what they really are (or how popular they are).  That is the worst stereotype I've heard on a forum like this.

Seriously, what does bashing a bad movie based on a country song have to do with freedom? What, does anything related to the South means it's all about freedom? I thought the South was all about pick-up trucks, grits, bass fishing, and NASCAR.

PS: Sucks to be Claire Forlani these days.

The cowards.  It's playing in plenty of places in Oklahoma and Pennsylvania, as well as in various other places including three cities in the STATE of New York, but it's not playing in one single screen in either Los Angeles or New York City. 

Come on, dudes, grow some balls, set up a couple of sheets in an L.A. trailer park and put this stinker into Razzie contention.  Strange Wilderness needs the competition. . . .

I don't think this will get Razzie nominations, due to the fact it's only going to be showing on about 80 screens (none of which are in L.A. or New York). However, I do think Keith SHOULD be considered, since he got away scott-free for "Broken Bridges"! 

Speaking of "Broken Bridges", how the hell did it go from a 0% at Rotten Tomatoes to 5% in two years? 

RESPONSE from Head RAZZberry: "Internet" critics (many of whom have arguably no credentials and lax standards -- and many of whom only post reviews after something hits DVD) often skew a film's RT ratings upward months (and sometimes years) after their initial release... 

You mean it stars a country singer and a failed sitcom actor? This could be the best pairing since Dustin Hoffman and Warren Beatty.

On a literal note, I did feel a piercing chill when I saw that the screenplay is by both Keith and Carrington.

Co-WRITTEN by a PAIR of COUNTRY/WESTERN STARS, and LOOKIN' EVER BIT as "SOFF-FIST-ER-KATED" as THAT SOUNDS, BEER FOR MY HORSES COULD MANAGE the IMMENSE FEAT of MAKING LARRY-the-CABLE GUY's MOVIES (LIKE  WITLESS PROTECTION) SEEM "INTER-LECK-CHULL." 

"INSPIRED" by a TOBY KEITH SONG and DIRECTED by a VETERAN of MANY a COUNTRY MUSIC VIDEO, THIS ONE WAS SO GOOD, IT DIDN'T EVEN GET WIDE RELEASE, and HAS GONE to DVD in NEAR RECORD TIME.

IF YOU VALUE YOUR BRAIN CELLS, PLEASE JUST TAKE OUR WORD for IT, and SPARE YOURSELF 92 MINUTES of SHEER "UN-A-DOLT-YERATED" AGONY... DON'T BOTHER!!

Toby Keith: "Hey, Willie -- Weren't you also in that PUKES OF HAZZARD movie??"

Willie Nelson: "Yep -- But this one could be awful enough to make folks forgive me for PUKES..."