Ice Cube sweeps 2026 Razzie Awards with worst movie of the year
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The Razzies just gave Ice Cube the cold shoulder.
The 46th annual awards, which “honor” the year's most abysmal films and performances, have doled out five prizes to the N.W.A rapper’s “War of the Worlds,” including worst picture.
Ice Cube (real name: O’Shea Jackson) took home worst actor of the year, while the movie also scooped up worst director (Rich Lee), worst screenplay and worst remake.
“War of the Worlds” has just 4% positive reviews from critics on Rotten Tomatoes. The low-budget sci-fi thriller is set almost entirely in one room, as a Homeland Security officer uses surveillance technology to try and save his daughter – and the globe at large – from a widespread alien attack.
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