The BERRY WORST Movie of 2010 (Thru Aug. 31)

I am a voting member and have the nomination ballot right here in my hand. So i can say to you that it isn't on the shortlist for worst picture.

Film Reel, didn't see Burlesque on the worst picture shortlist of my nomination ballot, so you can forget about that one.

Originally posted by bigbar4 "Sex and the City, Too" really hits home in a lot of the essential emotional elements of filmmaking, but it goes about these desired effects in an entirely backwards fashion.  This is a film that may quite easily have the audience laughing, crying, getting sick to their stomachs, vomiting, and even contemplating suicide.  The emotional rollercoaster that is "Sex and the City, Too" achieves such successes by literally forcing viewers to sit through nearly two and a half hours of greedy, whiny, stubborn, ignorant, lazy, and UGLY middle aged women who are obsessed with dressing up like drag queens despite the fact that they are presented as females.  Not only does this movie contain the same excruciatingly gluttonous (lack of a) plot as the series and the first movie, it is set in Dubai making it all the more "in your face".  Featuring guest appearances from Miley Cyrus and Liza Manelli, "Sex and the City, Too" should easily "win" a few categories and hopefully it will be re-considered by certain people for "Worst Picture" before the spray painted gold is handed out.

Yep, that sums up the movies and TV series quite nicely.

"Sex and the City, Too" really hits home in a lot of the essential emotional elements of filmmaking, but it goes about these desired effects in an entirely backwards fashion.  This is a film that may quite easily have the audience laughing, crying, getting sick to their stomachs, vomiting, and even contemplating suicide.  The emotional rollercoaster that is "Sex and the City, Too" achieves such successes by literally forcing viewers to sit through nearly two and a half hours of greedy, whiny, stubborn, ignorant, lazy, and UGLY middle aged women who are obsessed with dressing up like drag queens despite the fact that they are presented as females.  Not only does this movie contain the same excruciatingly gluttonous (lack of a) plot as the series and the first movie, it is set in Dubai making it all the more "in your face".  Featuring guest appearances from Miley Cyrus and Liza Manelli, "Sex and the City, Too" should easily "win" a few categories and hopefully it will be re-considered by certain people for "Worst Picture" before the spray painted gold is handed out.

What? it's true! M. Night is living off his past success and you guys worship the ground he walks on like he's still a genius who pops out one Oscar-worthy blockbuster after another ... which he doesn't! He's not the next Spielberg, he's the new Mike Cimino.

Better question, do moviewizguy and Vits understand that "for awhile now, Shyamalan has rested on his laurels"? My guess: no.

I think Dev Patel is getting the most hate because of poor career choices. He goes from the Best Picture Oscar winner "Slumdog Millionaire" to this, the most critically panned movie of the year?!