Razzie Nominations 2026: Hollywood’s Most Savage Roasts Revealed

'Snow White' and 'War of the Worlds' Disney; Universal Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection

Razzie Nominations 2026: Snow White and Ice Cube’s Sci-Fi Disaster Lead the Race for the Golden Raspberry

Step into the world of cinematic "honors" where failing is the only way to win. This year’s 46th Golden Raspberry Awards have officially put Hollywood’s biggest stars on blast, with Disney's live-action Snow White and Ice Cube’s War of the Worlds remake tied for the most nominations. From CGI dwarf disasters to "colossal egos," we’re breaking down the movies that actually made us want to ask for a refund.

 Story Insight

• The Twinning Turkeys: Snow White and War of the Worlds dominate with six nominations each.
• Musical Missteps: The Weeknd’s Hurry Up Tomorrow lands five nods, including "Worst Screen Combo" for his own ego.
• Oscar Winners Shamed: Legends like Michelle Yeoh, Natalie Portman, and Robert De Niro find themselves on the "Worst" list.
• CGI Nightmare: The "Artificial Dwarfs" from Snow White are literally nominated as a group for Worst Supporting Actor.

It’s that time of year again the brief, beautiful window where Hollywood stops patting itself on the back and gets a much-needed reality check. Just 24 hours before the Academy reveals who’s "best," the Razzie Nominations 2026 have arrived to tell us who was undeniably the worst.

If you thought 2025 was a year of cinematic triumphs, the Razzies are here to remind you about that time you spent $20 to watch Ice Cube fight aliens through a Zoom lens. We’re diving into the 46th annual lineup of shame, questioning how Disney managed to turn a fairy tale into a horror show, and wondering why on earth Robert De Niro is playing two versions of himself in a movie no one asked for.

The 2026 race is a dead heat between a "Princess" and an "Alien." According to Variety and The Playlist, Disney’s Snow White and the Prime Video remake of War of the Worlds are leading the pack with six nominations apiece.

While Snow White has been marinating in controversy since its first trailer (mostly thanks to those "uncanny valley" CGI dwarfs), War of the Worlds was a sneak-attack of badness. FanBolt reports that Ice Cube’s performance was so stagnant it earned a nomination for "Worst Screen Combo" alongside, wait for it, his own Zoom camera.

Meanwhile, the "silver medal" of shame goes to The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye). His film Hurry Up Tomorrow nabbed five nominations. Critics are calling it a "self-indulgent waste of time," proving that being a pop god doesn't always translate to being a leading man.

As per tradition, the major studios are playing it cool (or hiding under their desks). Disney hasn't issued an official statement regarding Snow White’s sweep, but the Razzies didn't hold back, citing the "screenplay by a bunch of others too numerous to mention" as a primary reason for its inclusion.

Historically, only the bravest souls like Sandra Bullock or Halle Berry show up to collect their gold-painted raspberries. Will we see The Weeknd or Ice Cube take the stage on March 14? Don’t hold your breath.

The "Razzie Nominations 2026" have predictably set social media on fire. Here’s a look at the digital chaos:

 

 Reddit (r/oscarrace):

 

"Me calculating how this will affect War of the Worlds' Best Picture chances... ☠️😭"

 

X (formerly Twitter):

 

"Nominated the 'Artificial Dwarfs' for Worst Supporting Actor is the level of petty I aspire to be. Thank you, Razzies."

 

Reddit (r/entertainment):

 

"Ariana DeBose can’t catch a break. From an Oscar win to a Razzie nom in record time."

 

 Broader Impact: The "Nostalgia" Epidemic

This year’s list highlights a growing problem in Hollywood: the "Legacy Leak." Much like the Marvel leaks that spoiled plot points months in advance, these big-budget remakes (Snow White, Star Trek: Section 31) are failing because they rely on brand names rather than fresh ideas. When a studio spends $200 million on a remake that ends up in the same conversation as Five Nights at Freddy's 2, it’s a sign that the "piracy of original thought" is the real epidemic.

So, will these nominations hurt the box office? Probably not most of these movies have already done their damage. But they do fuel the hype for "Oscar Eve" on March 14, where we’ll see if the Razzies officially crown Snow White the Queen of Flops. Whether you love the snark or hate the "mean-spirited" vibe, one thing is clear: 2025 was a rough year for CGI dwarfs and Zoom cameras.