Freddy Got Fingered
This film won five Razzies, including worst picture, worst actor and worst director. Tom Green showed up to the ceremony to pick up his awards. At the time, he was only the second recipient to ever accept a Razzie in person, the first being director Paul Verhoeven to pick up his 7 Razzie awards for Showgirls (1995).,When Gordon gets hit by the bus, a foot falls off the dummy's body.,Gord Brody: I'm gonna make you proud, Dad...
[starts driving away but brakes and honks as a senior citizen is about to cross]
Gord Brody: GET THE FUCK OUT OF THE WAY.
[continues driving],After the credits, the outtake of Tom Green and Drew Barrymore acting goofy continues; they kiss, and disappear behind a wall.,Additional commentary by Tom Green reveals a couple other scenes that were removed:
A cheese fat dance sequence in the cheese sandwich factory (a portion of it can be seen during the end credits).
Darren and Gord at the bank, where Gord tells about how he has received a million dollar paycheck for his cartoon, and Darren notes on how Gord can move out of his parents' home. There's a gag where the end credits roll for two minutes, but Gord breaks the fourth wall and says, "It's not over yet," before the film jumps to the helicopter segment.,Edited into Freddy Got Fingered: Deleted Scenes (2001),Problems
Written by Paul Cook, Steve Jones (as Stephen Jones), Glen Matlock and John Lydon
Performed by Sex Pistols
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records (for North America)
By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
Courtesy of Virgin Records Limited (for World excluding North America),Sigh. I can't believe I saw that movie. It is, of course, the worst I've ever seen. Humor, by its nature, works using circumstance and relationship to cause laughter. While these are not necessary for humor to be present, they are quite helpful. If this movie had a coherent plot, and tied together some of the scenes, the gross-out jokes could actually be quite funny, because we as an audience would develop a relationship with the characters, and their persistent humiliation onscreen would mean more to us.

As it is, we care about no one in the movie. The penises and blood and death, shocking and in some ways funny though they are, don't really mean much. The majority of the movie I spent groaning through stupid scenes that I didn't understand, most of which didn't even have shock appeal. The movie is just bad. It's not that you can't make a disgusting and funny movie with this material. It's just that they didn't.,