Every actor dreams of winning the most desirable award at all - the Academy Award - for their work. But there is one reward that they are afraid of: Golden Raspberry Awards, AKA Risks. Some find it unnecessarily cruel and spiritual, while others consider it a playful pocket in a self-agricultural industry that sometimes deserves to be overthrown, especially when the work is not very well done. Founded by Graduates of the film UCLA JOHN JB Wilson and Mo Murphy, the award inspires directors and actors to "own their bad" (through The official web site of Razzies)

But there is only one actor with the most nominations of the play - 12 wins and 40 nominations in all - and she (DIS) honors Sylvester Stallone. Sylvester Stallone has "wins" in many categories, including the worst actor for "Rhinestone", "Rocky III", "Rambo: First Blood II" and "Stop! Or my mother will shoot"; Worst Actor to Support Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over and Ensend4bles; Worst director for Rocky IV; The worst scenario for "Rambo: First Blood II"; And even the worst actor of the decade (1990) and the worst actor of the century - "for 99.5% of everything he has done so far." He also took home the worst pair of screen with Sharon Stone for the "specialist".

However, Razzies offered him a positive prize: Razzie Readeer Award for 2016 to go "of all time of champion to award a candidate" with the announcement of "Creed", more quiet drama and "Rocky" spin-off. Not only does Stallone hold the most nominations of the play, but it also has the longest consecutive series of nominations. Is this "worst" trophy pile deserved, or do Razzies have some kind of wrong vendor against him?

Hollywood reporter He asks Sylvester Stallone whether he was nominated for so many pampering him. He replied:

"It happened. But now I see the humor in it because there are some really good performers there. I said things about critics like" Let them try to do it. " I said I want criticism, but now tell me how to do it better in the same passage. Well, it's like going to a child and going, "You're a terrible kid!" And then you get out of the room.

Stallone makes an interesting reconciliation for the nature of criticism: to point out what could work is just as important as to say what not.

In the defense of Sylvester Stallone, his style of performance usually corresponds to the nature of what he is: pure fun with popcorn. He often plays Stoich, macho men; It does not happen very internally while throwing shots or shoots bullets. There are hockey moments throughout his career, such as the machine that runs the wicked computer in "Rambo: First Blood Part II" or A strange robot in "Rocky IV", But that does not mean that he is a bad actor and director.

For anyone suspected of Sylvester Stallone's talent, just look "Police Land", Where his dark eyes convey a sensitive soul quietly taking corruption around him. Although the "Rambo" series is transmitted to the theatrics that breaks communism, you can always feel the persecuting pain of the veteran. Rocky is a scratch and serious shin You can't help but take root.

Sylvester Stallone is definitely typical, and when the project relies too much in the melodrama, his performance can get into a decoction. Many of his films are worthy of play, but he is capable of much more than the audience usually gives credit, often watching it just as a starvet with weak actions.