Trending Now - War of the Worlds' Takes Home Five Razzie Awards
WHO:
Ice Cube, actor and star of War of the Worlds
Rich Lee, director of War of the Worlds
Rebel Wilson, actress in Bride Hard
Scarlet Rose Stallone, actress in Gunslingers
Kate Hudson, actress awarded the Razzie Redeemer Award for Song Sung Blue
Amazon Prime Video, distributor of War of the Worlds
WHAT:
The 46th Razzie Awards were revealed on March 13th, 2026, and War of the Worlds was described as a "cult hate-watch classic almost immediately" after its release.
Ice Cube's performance as a Department of Homeland Security officer was singled out as "particularly hilarious" by the Razzie voters.
The live-action remake of Snow White was noted to have cost $300 million and lost $170 million, making it one of the year's biggest theatrical disasters.
The 46th Razzie Awards were revealed on March 13th, 2026, and War of the Worlds was described as a "cult hate-watch classic almost immediately" after its release.
The voting for the Razzie Awards took place online, with 1,223 members participating from all 50 states and over 2 dozen countries.
The live-action remake of Snow White was noted to have cost a fortune and was labeled one of the year's biggest theatrical disasters.
War of the Worlds received five Razzie Awards at the 46th Razzie Awards
Awards won by War of the Worlds include:
Worst Picture
Worst Actor (Ice Cube)
Worst Director (Rich Lee)
Worst Screenplay (Kenny Golde & Marc Hyman)
Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-Off or Sequel
The film had a total of six nominations and lost only for Worst Screen Combo
All Seven Dwarfs from Disney’s live-action Snow White won Worst Supporting Actor and Worst Screen Combo
Rebel Wilson was awarded Worst Actress for Bride Hard
Scarlet Rose Stallone was awarded Worst Supporting Actress for Gunslingers
Kate Hudson received the 2026 Razzie Redeemer Award for her performance in Song Sung Blue
WHERE:
The 46th Razzie Awards were held in an unspecified location
WHEN:
The 46th Razzie Awards were revealed on March 13th, 2026
Ice Cube filmed his scenes during the Covid lockdown, which began in 2020
WHY:
The Razzie Awards recognize the year's worst movies and performances, with the voting body consisting of more than 1,200 movie fans, journalists, and film industry professionals from the U.S. and around the world.
The Razzie Awards recognize the year's worst movies and performances
HOW:
Director Rich Lee's approach to the film was characterized as a "goofy gimmick" by Razzie organizers.
Ice Cube filmed his scenes isolated from the director and other actors, using only a computer screen for interaction
(UPDATED March 15, 2026 01:22 UTC)
The 46th Razzie Awards were announced on March 13, 2026, highlighting the year's worst movies and performances, with over 1,200 voters from the film industry and beyond participating. Among the notable mentions, Ice Cube's role as a Department of Homeland Security officer in War of the Worlds was called "particularly hilarious," while the live-action remake of Snow White, which cost $300 million to produce, was labeled one of the year's biggest theatrical disasters after losing $170 million. The film has quickly gained a reputation as a "cult hate-watch classic" since its release.
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(UPDATED March 14, 2026 19:10 UTC)
The 46th Razzie Awards were revealed yesterday, highlighting the live-action remake of Snow White as one of the year's biggest theatrical disasters, while the film War of the Worlds quickly gained a reputation as a "cult hate-watch classic." Voting for the Razzies saw participation from 1,223 members across all 50 states and more than two dozen countries. Director Rich Lee's approach to Snow White was described by Razzie organizers as a "goofy gimmick," which contributed to its poor reception.
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(UPDATED March 14, 2026 17:09 UTC)
At the 46th Razzie Awards, which were revealed yesterday, the film War of the Worlds took home five awards, including Worst Picture, with Ice Cube winning Worst Actor and Rich Lee receiving Worst Director. Other notable winners included Rebel Wilson for Worst Actress in Bride Hard and Scarlet Rose Stallone for Worst Supporting Actress in Gunslingers, while Kate Hudson was honored with the Razzie Redeemer Award for her role in Song Sung Blue. The film, which had six nominations overall, lost only for Worst Screen Combo, an award that went to All Seven Dwarfs from Disney’s live-action Snow White.