Oscar ballots are out to Academy members, but evidently ballots are also out for those that vote in the ignominious Razzie awards, which celebrates the worst films of the year. Awards site the Golden Derby has gotten their hands on the ballot or shortlist which reveals what movies, actors, actresses and directors are in contention. Of course these picks are not nominations, those are further down the line, but they are an indication of what might make the final cut.
Sony’s reviled “Sex Tape” has six chances to make the nomination list, Kirk Cameron’s “Saving Christmas” scores five, and both Paramount’s Darren Aronofsky-directed “Noah” and the Nicolas Cage-starring “Left Behind” have four. Of course when the nominations are finally settled upon, the frontrunner could be Seth McFarlane's "A Million Ways To Die In The West," which is listed eight times. Sony’s “The Interview” doesn’t go unscathed either; both Seth Rogen and James Franco get individual mentions,...
