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And may I ask what's wrong with that? It's not like what I did slit anyone's throat.

Originally posted by Vits

Oiram: You only got that kind of feedback because we all thought you were posting what you thought the ballots would more likely be, rather than stating your own opinion (which is the point of posting here).

Elizabeth Hartman and Judith Barsi are much more talented and beautiful than Scarlett Johansson and Chloe Grace Moretz. Fact.

RESPONSE from Head RAZZberry: Oiram -- No one is accusing you of "slitting anyone's throat" -- What Vits and I have expressed is that this Forum exists largely to provide a platform for members to post their own thoughts and opinions -- Not to parrot, predict or prognosticate upon anyone else's. What you did has not been characterized as being inherently "wrong," rather it is transparently redundant...and somewhat pointless.

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New releases here: ARGO, LOOPER, PEREZ (a dark comedy based on a play about a man in his 40s who meets his daugther for the first time; she's in her 20s, just like the man's girlfriend)*, ONE FOR THE MONEY, MARCELO, LA MAFIA Y LA ESTAFA (the Chilean OCEAN'S ELEVEN)*, and (of course), PARANORMAL ACTIVITY 4. What should I do?

By the way, Oiram, if you really like posting those predictions, you can still do it. Maybe you can mix them in with what you want to see listed -- You know, like, you mark or write in bold if they're your own picks as opposed to "predictions."

*From now on, to be fair, I'll describe Chilean movies.

http://vits-ingthemovies.blogspot.com

Argo and Looper were both good, but if you can only see one, I'd make it Looper.

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Want to make a quick post here. Next week we will have about five big releases.

Skyfall is out already (Unless Headrazz wants to razz Javier Bardem), and though Cloud Atlas had a few factors running against it, many early reviews showed that Tom Tykwer and the Wachowski bro- I mean, the Wachowskis managed to pull it off.

So now we come to Chasing Mavericks. While it stars Gerard Butler, it does not seem like a movie that would be very bad. Even if it is, I doubt it will be as bad or worse than the movies already released.

So that leaves us with two movies. Silent Hill: Revalations 3D is a sequel is a widley panned film (29% on Rotten Tomatoes last I checked), and was probably only made for the moola. It would look like the ideal target... if not for the OTHER release, which is "Fun" Size, and I put the quotes around fun because I doubt tht is what the movie would be. How bad could it possibly be you may ask? Metallic chicken humping the back of a car. THAT BAD!

So..., which one would you guys pick?

Elizabeth Hartman and Judith Barsi are much more talented and beautiful than Scarlett Johansson and Chloe Grace Moretz. Fact.

Although FUN SIZE co-stars Razzie Repeat Offender Johnny Knoxville and THIS MEANS WAR's Chelsea Handler, I think we should pick SILENT HILL 2. If there's anything Razzie voters love more than bad sequels and bad horror movies, it's potentially bad horror movie sequels that nobody asked for!

http://vits-ingthemovies.blogspot.com

May I also like to point out that Sh*t Size also stars one of those troll-faced d*****bags from Project X, a film that may or may not escape our wrath come nomination time.

But, what the hell, I'd like to pick both for consideration.

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Lance Armstrong was forced to surrender seven of his titles. The Sony biopic on him seems to be in trouble now -- yet Alex Gibney is determined to finish it. It's questionable whether people will want to watch a movie about a fallen sports hero, though...

RESPONSE from Head RAZZberry: I don't know -- If it included Armstrong's downfall and how he deals with it, that could make for a far more compelling (and much less predictable) film...