US release: 23rd May 2014
Germany release: 22nd May 2014
Puerto Rico release: 22nd May 2014
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35th Annual Golden Raspberry (RAZZIE�) Awards - Nominees -
WORST PICTURE
Kirk Camerons Saving Christmas - Left Behind - The Legend of Hercules - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Transformers: Age of Extinction -WORST ACTOR
Nicolas Cage / Left Behind - Kirk Cameron / Kirk Camerons Saving Christmas - Kellan Lutz / The Legend of Hercules - Seth MacFarlane / A Million Ways To Die in the West - Adam Sandler / Blended -WORST ACTRESS
Drew Barrymore / Blended - Cameron Diaz / The Other Woman and Sex Tape - Melissa McCarthy / Tammy - Charlize Theron / A Million Ways to Die in the West - Gaia Weiss / The Legend of Hercules -THE RAZZIE REDEEMER AWARD (New Category!)
Ben Affleck (From RAZZIE �Winner� for Gigli to Oscar Darling for Argo and Gone Girl) - Jennifer Aniston (From 4-Time RAZZIE Nominee to SAG Award Nominee for Cake) - Mike Myers (From RAZZIE �Winner� for Love Guru to Documentary Director of Supermensch) - Keanu Reeves (From 6-Time RAZZIE Nominee to Critically Acclaimed John Wick) - Kristen Stewart (From RAZZIE �Winner� for Twilight to the Art House Hit Camp X-Ray) -WORST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Cameron Diaz / Annie - Megan Fox / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Nicola Peltz / Transformers: Age of Extinction - Brigitte Ridenour (Kirk's Sister) / Kirk Camerons Saving Christmas - Susan Sarandon / Tammy -WORST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Mel Gibson/ Expendables 3 - Kelsey Grammer / Expendables 3, Legends of Oz, Think Like a Man Too and Trannies #4 - Shaquille O'Neal / Blended - Ah-Nuld Schwarzenegger / Expendables 3 - Kiefer Sutherland/ Pompeii -WORST DIRECTOR
Michael Bay / Transformers: Age of Extinction - Darren Doane / Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas - Renny Harlin / The Legend of Hercules - Jonathan Liebesman / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Seth MacFarlane / A Million Ways To Die in the West -WORST SCREEN COMBO
Any Two Robots, Actors (or Robotic Actors) Trannies #4 - Kirk Cameron & His Ego / Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas - Cameron Diaz & Jason Segel / Sex Tape - Kellan Lutz & Either His Abs, His Pecs or His Glutes / The Legend of Hercules - Seth McFarland & Charlize Theron / A Million Ways To Die in the West -WORST SCREENPLAY
Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas, Written by Darren Doane and Cheston Hervey - Left Behind, Screenplay by Paul LaLonde and John Patus - Based on the Novel by Tim LaHaye andJerry B. Jenkins - Sex Tape, Screenplay by Kate Angelo and Jason Segel & Nicholas Stoller - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Written by Evan Daugherty and Andre Nemec & Josh Applebaum - Based on Characters Created by Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman - Transformers: Age of Extinction, Written by Ehren Kruger, Based on Hasbro's Transformers Action Figures -WORST REMAKE, RIP-OFF OR SEQUEL
Annie - Atlas Shrugged #3: Who Is John Galt? - The Legend of Hercules - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Transformers: Age of Extinction -�2015, The Golden Raspberry (RAZZIE�) Awards LLC
This week, as expected, there was no stopping the might of X-Men Days of Future Past as they easily made their way to the top of the box office in their debut week of release in the UK.
Days of Future Past is now the 4th, or 2nd, or 8th film in the series depending on which way you look at it, and over the bank holiday weekend took and impressive £9.1 million.
Compared to previous film on their debut weekend, X-Men First Class earned £5.4 on it's debut, 3.7 million below, X-Men The Last Stand earned £7.1 million, 2 million below and just for completion The Wolverine took £4.7 million, nearly 4.3 million below.
Last weeks top film, Godzilla fell to number two this week, the monster film has taken £11.8 million in 10 days of release.
Other new film this week are - Postman Pat The Movie at 4 - Blended at 5 - Fading Gigolo at 11 - Legends of Oz Dorothys Return at 13 - Kochadaiiyaan at 14
This time last year The Hangover Part III was riding the top of the box office on it's debut weekend knocking Fast and Furious 6 into the runner up spot.
Five years ago Night at the Museum 2 hit the number one spot also on it's debut and knocked Angels and Demons to number two.
Ten years ago Troy moved up to the top spot after it's debut the previous week knocking Van Helsing into the runner up spot, the highest new film was Bad Education at five.
Fifteen years ago debuting at the top was She's All That knocking Forces of Nature to number 3.
In the US this week X-Men Days of Future Past proved itself too big a release for all, leaving last week's top film, Godzilla, to only have a single week at the top.
The time travel mutant film took $91.5 million over the three day weekend and $111 million over the memorial day weekend which includes Monday.
Godzilla falls to the runner up spot with a 4 day weekend take of $40 million.
The only other new film in the US to chart this weekend was Blended starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore
New at UK cinemas this week there are four new releases, although only one of them is destined to do big business and take the majority share of the box office gross.
X-Men Days of Future Past, which sees the merging of both eras of the X-Men series in one film, is set to take over at the top from Godzilla.
The massively hyped film has a huge following across the globe and is set for a big world wide release. The strong British cash including Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen will help it no so expect a UK debut of £10 million plus.
The previous films for the X-Men, First Class (2011) and The Last Stand (2006) grossed £5 million and £7 million respectively.
Blended is the latest film from Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore and is their first pairing in 10 years. The Wedding Singer and 50 First Dates were both big films so expect this to get into the top 3 and gross somewhere in the £2 million mark.
Postman Pat makes it to the big screen this week in Postman Pat The Movie, a timely release over the UK half term holiday could see this gross higher than expected, a top 5 hit for sure? Also out this weekend is - Finding Gigolo - the latest film starring and directed by John Turturro.