The Worst of November

Worst Drama: Shrink

Worst Comedy (tied):  White
Chicks, One
for the Money, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith

           Runner Up:  Daddy
Day Care

Worst Romcom: Leap
Year

Most Boring Film (tied):
Mr.
and Mrs. Smith

           Runners Up: Super
Fly, Kicking
and Screaming

Worst Performance (tied): Katherine
Heigl in One
for the Money, Robert
DeNiro in Stardust

           Runner Up: Kevin Spacey in
Shrink

Most Embarrassing Performance:
Robert DeNiro in Stardust

           Runners Up: Michelle
Pfeiffer in Stardust,
Katherine Heigl in One
for the Money

Most Irritating Performance (tied):
Marlon Wayans and Shawn Wayans in White
Chicks

           Runner
Up: Paul Rudd in 200
Cigarettes

Worst
Ensemble Cast (tied): Shrink,
White
Chicks

Biggest Waste of Talent: Kaitlin Olson
in Leap
Year

           Runner Up: Steve Zahn in
Sahara

Worst Screen Couple: Brangelina in Mr.
and Mrs. Smith, Amy Adams
and Matthew Goode in Leap
Year, Courtney Love and Paul
Rudd in 200
Cigarettes

Worst Accent (tied): Matthew Goode in
Leap
Year (Irish), Katherine
Heigl in One
for the Money (New Jersey
Italian), Denzel Washington in The
Mighty Quinn (Jamaican)

           Runner Up: Zac Efron in The
Paperboy (1960s Southern)

Most Garish Film:  White
Chicks

         
Runner
Up:
Stardust,
Pootie
Tang

Most Trivial Film: 200
Cigarettes

Most Problematic Film (tied):  White
Chicks, Leap
Year

           Runner Up: Management

Most Overrated Film: Kicking
and Screaming

           Runner Up: Super
Fly

Best Worst Film (tied):
One
for the Money,
White
Chicks

The Best of November

Best
Drama (tied): Una,
Jungle
Fever

           Runner
Up: Running
on Empty

Best
Comedy: The
Blues Brothers

Best
Japanese Film: Under
the Blossoming Cherry Trees

Most
Wonderfully Weird Film (tied): The
Rapture,

Under the Blossoming Cherry Trees

           Runners
Up: Move,
Francine, Himiko

Most
Powerful Experience: The
Rapture

           Runner
Up: Una

Most
Aesthetically Pleasing Film (tied): She’s
Gotta Have It,
Francine,
Himiko

           Runners
Up: Under
the Blossoming Cherry Trees,
Shy
People

Best
Dramatic Performance: Rooney Mara in Una

           Runner
Up: Mimi Rogers in The
Rapture

Best
Comic Performance (tied): Wanda Sykes and Lance Crouther in Pootie
Tang and
Antonio Fargas in I’m
Gonna Git You Sucka

           Runner
Up: Martha Plimpton in Pecker

Most
Charming Performance: Steve Zahn in Management

Best
Ensemble Cast (tied): Jungle
Fever,
The
Blues Brothers

Best
Cameo: Aretha Franklin in The
Blues Brothers

Best
Accent: Rooney Mara in The
Secret Scripture
(Irish)

Best
Original Score: Bill
Lee, She’s
Gotta Have It

           Runners
Up:
Thomas Newman, The
Rapture;
Toru Takemitsu, Under
the Blossoming Cherry Trees;
Tangerine Dream, Shy
People

           Honorable
Mention: Jed Kurzel, Una

Best
Original Song (tied): “Nola” from  She’s
Gotta Have It, “Pusherman” from Super
Fly

           Runner
Up: “Superfly” from Super
Fly

Best
Hunk (tied): Terry Crews in White
Chicks,
Steve
Lemme in Super
Troopers,
Steve Zahn in Sahara
and
Management

            Runners
Up: Keenen Ivory Wayans in I’m
Gonna Git You Sucka,
Reg Park in Hercules
and the Captive Women,
Keith Leonard in Francine,
Alan Weeks in Truck
Turner

Coziest
Film: Madame
White Snake

           Runners
Up:  Move,
Raw
Nerve,
Mughal-E-Azam,
Fireback