By Sabrina Cognata Before Lindsay Lohan killed her career doing multiple stints in rehab, stealing cars or having high speed chasesshe actually slaughtered it with some of the worst career choices a burgeoning actress can make. Her dual roles in I KNOW WHO KILLED ME take the cake for some of the worst acting I have ever seen. It turns out I am not just running my mouth as the people backing the 28th Annual Razzie Awards appear to agree with me handing out two nominations to Lindsay for I KNOW WHO KILLED ME. Another notable nomination goes to Eddie Murphy being nominated four times for the different characters he plays in Norbit. Overall, Lohans I KNOW WHO KILLED ME walks away with the highest amount of overall nominations with an astounding nine. I NOW PRONOUCE YOU CHUCK AND LARRY and NORBIT tie for second place with eight nominations overall. Honestly, for an awards show, Im sure coming up with these nominations isnt brain science and theyve probably hired a couple of eight-year-olds to point out exactly how sucky, sucky can be and presto, you have the Razzies! Anyways, let us know if you feel like there are any films out there that were overlooked for being as terrible if not worse than the ones up for awards. WORST PICTURE Bratz Daddy Day Camp I Know Who Killed Me I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry Norbit WORST ACTOR Nicolas Cage (Ghost Rider, National Treasure: Book of Secrets, Next) Jim Carrey (The Number 23) Cuba Gooding, Jr. (Daddy Day Camp, Norbit) Eddie Murphy (Norbit) Adam Sandler (I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry) WORST ACTRESS Jessica Alba (Awake, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Good Luck Chuck) Logan Browning, Janel Parrish, Nathalia Ramos & Skyler Shaye (Bratz) Elisha Cuthbert (Captivity) Diane Keaton (Because I Said So) Lindsay Lohan as Aubrey (I Know Who Killed Me) Lindsay Lohan as Dakota (I Know Who Killed Me) WORST SUPPORTING ACTOR Orlando Bloom (Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End) Kevin James (I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry) Eddie Murphy as Mr. Wong (Norbit) Rob Schneider (I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry) Jon Voight (Bratz, National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets, September Dawn, Transformers) WORST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Jessica Biel (I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry, Next) Carmen Electra (Epic Movie) Eddie Murphy as Rasputia (Norbit) Julia Ormond (I Know Who Killed Me) Nicolette Sheridan (Code Name: The Cleaner) WORST SCREEN COUPLE Jessica Alba and either Hayden Christensen (Awake), Dane Cook (Good Luck Chuck, or Ioan Gruffuldd (Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer) Any Combination of Two Totally Air-Headed Characters (Bratz) Lindsay Lohan & Lindsay Lohan (I Know Who Killed Me) Eddie Murphy as Norbit and either Eddie Murphy as Mr. Wong or Eddie Murphy as Rasputia (Norbit) Adam Sandler and either Kevin James or Jessica Biel, I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry) WORST PREQUEL OR SEQUEL Alien vs. Predator: Requiem Daddy Day Camp Evan Almighty Hannibal Rising Hostel: Part II WORST REMAKE OR RIPOFF Are We Done Yet?  read more »

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Here are films and show times for the seventh Sacramento French Film Festival, which continues this weekend at the Crest Theatre.

"A Secret," starring Patrick Bruel and Cecile de France, is the final film in this year's French Film Festival at the Crest. It will be shown at 8:20 p.m. Sunday and will be followed by a champagne reception.
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One could ask themselves which upcoming project is more Barton Fink -esque, Darren Aronofsky ‘s The Wrestler or David Mamet ‘s Redbelt .  Considering Mamet ‘s playwright-turned-screenwriter-turned-director career, I give him the leg-up.  Redbelt is a mixed martial arts drama starring the compulsively watchable Chiwetel Ejiofor along with Mamet stalwarts Ricky Jay , Joe Mantegna and David Paymer , which at first seems to be burdened with the oddball casting choice of Tim Allen .  The Spanish Prisoner and Steve Martin ‘s performance therein gives me hope that Allen will not be an albatross around this pictures neck.  The trademark hard edge and razor-snap dialogue is all there, and there is no sign of any of Mamet ‘s wives in the picture; Brit beauty Emily Mortimer and City of God ‘s Alice Braga aim to spice up the fight-club scene. Redbelt is set for limited release in North American for April 25, 2008.  read more »

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What's landing on our DVD shelves this week? Here are some that snatched our attention. Keep visiting us here at Film.com/DVD for more reporting and opinionating on titles you see here.

Editor's Choice:

There Will Be Blood (Paramount)
Starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Paul Dano, Ciaran Hinds, and Kevin J. O'Connor.

Here's Paul Thomas Anderson's drama of the Gilded Age at its most soul-devouring, one of 2007's most highly praised films in a year when that really meant something.

When Daniel Plainview --…

Fantastic news for Johnnie To fans!  His latest collaboration with Wai Ka Fai, Mad Detective hits DVD in Hong Kong January 31st.  The quick release is no surprise as that’s the norm for Hong Kong releases but what IS surprising - particularly considering that the film has a US distributor and releases here in late June 2008 - is that the Hong Kong DVD release is bo  read more »