Bad films may yet bear fruit
From a Times staff writer
With the Oscar nominations due out this morning, the Golden Raspberry Award Foundation took time Monday to remind us of some of the other films that were released in 2004.
Leading the field for the group’s 25th annual Razzie Awards -- saluting the worst films of the year -- were “Catwoman” with seven nominations and “Alexander” with six. Both are vying for the worst picture award along with “Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2,” “Surviving Christmas” and “White Chicks.” Winners will be announced Feb. 26.
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