Snow White, War of the Worlds Lead Razzie Nominations

The Golden Raspberry Awards, known for satirizing the film industry's low points, announced nominations for its 46th annual ceremony on Tuesday, recognizing what its organizers deem the worst achievements in movies from the past year. Disney's live-action adaptation of Snow White and the science fiction remake War of the Worlds topped the list, each receiving six nominations, including for worst picture.

The nominees for worst picture include The Electric State, directed by the Russo brothers; Hurry Up Tomorrow, starring musician Abel Tesfaye, known as The Weeknd; Snow White, starring Rachel Zegler; Star Trek Section 31, featuring Michelle Yeoh; and War of the Worlds, led by Ice Cube. Snow White, which drew controversy over production delays and creative choices, also earned nods in categories such as worst remake or rip-off/sequel, worst director for Marc Webb, worst screenplay by Erin Cressida Wilson and others, worst screen combo for its seven artificial dwarfs, and worst supporting actor for those dwarfs. The film, adapted from the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, carried a reported budget of $269 million but grossed only $205.6 million worldwide.