DISCUSSION of 2002 RAZZIE® Nominees & "Winners"

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Films that should've been RAZZed, but weren't: 2

Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever (REALLY HEAVY EMPHASIS ON THIS ONE!)

 

Films that got RAZZed, but shouldn't have: 4

 

Films that were RAZZed to the wrong degree: 2

Half Past Dead (Not RAZZed enough)

The Master of Disguise (Not RAZZed enough)

 

Worst Trends/Events of 2002 (These trends and events I've been talking about are newly added to the discussion, whereas the above is just formatted better):

V. Films re-edited and remastered to be politically correct (Ex. ET: The 20th Anniversary Edition. Episode 609, Free Hat, vented on this trend, which hit a boiling point in July 2002. CSKT's mission was to save films from their directors.)
IV. Rob Schneider goes from transspecies to transvestite (In The Animal, he changed species. In The Hot Chick, he changed only his gender. It was such a stupid idea that Episode 615, The Biggest D***** in the Universe, ripped on Rob Schneider before The Hot Chick even opened! Race reassignment [Transracial] and species reassignment [Transspecies] surgeries were later conceptualized by Dr. Biber in Episode 901, Mr. Garrison's Fancy New V_____.)
III. James Bond's quadridecadial blows the 007 series sky high (Die Another Day is often considered worse than The Man With the Golden Gun, A View to a Kill, or The World is Not Enough. When the 20th film reduced the series to bad CGI explosions, they had to reboot the series in the coming years.
II. Eddie Murphy does space, spies, and special forces (The Adventures of Pluto Nash, I Spy, and Showtime, all in 1 year. These are part of the reason Murphy was nominated for Worst Actor of the Decade.)
I. Teen-targeted movies with asphyxiatory flatulence (Eight Crazy Nights, xXx, and the other 3 finalists for the special category were not an exhaustive list.)