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A winner came back around: Dukes of Hazzard.

Posted by free.ranger on September 3, 2017 at 18:36:51:
On a toob channel last night; they usually stick around awhile. Chances are good you can still intercept this scud. A nominee for worst picture Razzie in 2006. This movie is based on a previous popular tv series, so how could it fail?

I never saw it before, so I gave it a look, hoping for a few good shots of Jessica Simpson's legs.

Bingo.

However, the acting and dialogue were so abominable, that I couldn't handle more than ten minutes of a bar room scene. The corn-fed good ol' boy schtick is so thick you couldn't puncture it with one of Simpson's stiletto heels.

This was Simpson's first shot at acting, but her gams couldn't save it. Truly horrible stuff, such that I have to wonder how bad the Razzie winner had to be to beat this one out.

Sharknado is a step up.