a.k.a. THE RAZZIE® DIRTY HALF-DOZEN, PLUS...

3 of them made it into this list.

Right now, the Expendables has an early score of 52% on RT (11 Fresh, 10 Rotten).  While it does have stars that have "won" numerous Razzies in the past (including Sly, of course), it seems that that is the only true thing going against the movie.  Jonah Hex looks more like the Razzie front-runner to me right now.  

Also, we are about a week away from Vampires Suck, and  we all know how Seltzerberg movies go.

A concensus has been made: 

But Last Airbender doesn't deserve to be the biggest Razzie front-runner. It's not nearly as bad as people are making it out to be. In fact, all other sites have generally decent ratings for the film. TLA ranked higher than MNS's last two films in the RT community score with an average rating of 5.7/10. Yahoo's user's rating is a C+, which is higher than The Happening's C-. Boxofficemojo's user's rating is a B-. Also, the film didn't drop off as hard as Lady in the Water and The Happening. It remained in the top 10 for 4 weeks, which is more than what many who hated the film would have expected. If it was really a horrible film, the film would not have made over $180 million as of today. Word of mouth would have killed the film. It didn't, so while you can use the 8% on RT as proof that it's a horrible film, it's not consistent with the other information that I just provided which again proves that critics are predisposed to not liking MNS's films since Lady in the Water. Here's an interesting article about TLA: http://www.heraldextra.com/lifestyles/article_2705cf4a-f939-5edc-948a-3f9e72475337.html

How do you know that? Word of mouth killed Bruno. When people see a bad film, they'll actually shout it out and say it's a bad film.  

Let's remember, the TomatoMeter doesn't predict front-runners.  

Last year, there were these three turds that did horrible with crix and viewers: Miss March, Draggin Ball Devolution, and Street Fighter: Chun Li.  Despite their failings, the only nomination among these was a Worst Supporting Actor nod for Hugh Hefner in Miss March.  And Trannies 2 had some positive reviews, more than the other three.

And even Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 didn't "win" Razzies.  It has absolutely monstrous reviews, it constantly ranks at or near #1 on the IMDB Bottom 100, yet it was beaten by Catwoman and the "acting" politicians of Fahrenheit 9/11 (Dubya and Donald).

Does this mean The Stale Air Bender is going to get nominated for Worst Picture?

Mickey Rourke has given several really good performances, The Wrestler, Diner, Sin City, Rumble Fish, Body Heat. And Eric Roberts had Runaway Train and Star 80.