From Jan. 1 - Dec. 31st, 2008

 I really don't know whether to laugh or cry...why would they make a sequel to The Punisher Was there some public outcry for more that I didn't hear of   because the 1st was absolute

And Saw V - WTF, is this franchise gonna go on and on like the Potter movies

Can anyone tell me why Hollywood has lost all its creativity and keeps remaking really really bad films (bad-ly), is everyone there brain-numb, hence the lack of originality??? 

Jessica Alba is a terrible actress. She will never be in a movie worth watching. The only movie she was in that good to me was "Sin City" and thank goodness her role was not big in that. All she really did was dance with a pole, which is pretty much the only reason why her movies make money in the first place.

I do believe "Jumper" is a good contender, that movie was not all that great.

I did not see, but is Untraceable in pink. That movie was very disappointing as well.

Wait, Anaconda 3 with David Hasselhoff! Wow!! Talk about a movie- lover's nightmare (it is definitely mine)

Speaking of Worst of the Weak, I smell a bonus WotW in College Road Trip.

It stars "Big Momma" Martin Lawrence (and also has a cast that includes Donny Osmond) and has an early critic rating of 00% at Rotten Tomatoes, based on 11 reviews.

Even the title is misleading.  "College Road Trip" makes you think of a bunch of college students having adventures on the road.  However, this movie involves a father and a daughter taking a road trip to pick out colleges!  Perhaps it should be called "College Choosing Road Trip."

And since when is Lawrence in a film that isn't rated R, let alone G?

I think 2008 is going to be a very fertile ground for Razzies-- 88 titles already!

http://www.moviesoftheseason.com

So "Doomsday" is the prefect name for this film -- cool. But I will still wait for DVD to see it...   

I wonder if the Writers Strike is the reason why we have WWAAAAYY too many movies coming out during the first part of this year?  I recall the studios did stockpile a bunch of scripts before the strike.  Still, can't they just sit on them for a few years and slowly dole them out, or do they have just a certain amount of time to make the film?

In any case, the box office per movie is down, and it's not just because there's way too many movies that stink (so many, that even the Razzie list has gotten particular, or else Strange Wilderness, Untraceable and College Road Trip would be in contention, and I still feel they should be).  Even the good and popular Cloverfield has yet to break $80 million, let alone $100 million--it lost money.  Horton Hears A Who! is the first actual good hit movie this year (I thought it was a shoo-in for a Razzie nomination before it came out, too, based on what I saw beforehand--I was wrong).

One additional note:  As this year's box office stands today, four movies in Razzie consideration are among the top ten GROSS, er, best-grossing movies this year - 10,000 B.C., Jumper, 27 Dresses and Fool's Gold.  Two other movies among the current top ten have done as poorly if not worse among the critics at Rotten Tomatoes as these movies -- Vantage Point and Step Up 2 The Street.

Opinion--although the quality of movies this year is nowhere near as bad as the worst movies of 2006, it seems we've hit a dead spot in the cinematic ocean this year.

The silver lining -- all these movies coming out are preventing 5 Uwe Boll films made during 2007 and 2008 from reaching the silver screen -- Postal, They Wait, Seed, Far Cry and Tunnel Rats.