Razzies 2024 Worst Film Betting Odds: Big Shark the early betting favourite at 11/4 to win the dreaded Worst Film award at the 2024 Razzies!

Big Shark is the 11/4 favourite to win Worst Film at the 2024 Razzie Awards

Bookmakers are already offering odds on what will win the Worst Film award at the 2024 Razzies and it's Big Shark that leads the way in the betting market at 11/4.

Big Shark is the latest film from Tommy Wiseau, the Actor and filmmaker who made 2003 film The Room which has often been described by film critics as the worst film of all time.

The movie will be the first one since The Room that Wiseau has Directed, Produced, Written and Acted in and it's no surprise to see it as the early favourite with Paddy Power to win Worst Film at the Razzies.

It's likely that Big Shark will receive a whole host of nominations at the 2024 Razzies and we'll be keeping on top of all the latest news surrounding the event throughout the year.

Cocaine Bear features in the betting and has grossed $82m at the Box Office

Cocaine Bear has had a respectable showing at the Box Office with more than $82m grossed globally for the B-movie despite a budget of $35m according to Variety.

Film critics haven't exactly praised the film though with a review from the BBC giving it just 2 stars out of 5 with it doing the 'bear minimum' according to the pun-happy reviewer Nicholas Barber.

Despite a good showing at the Box Office the movie is joint second alongside 80 For Brady at 6/1 to win the dreaded Worst Film award at the 2024 Razzies.

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Early hype has already started around the 2024 Oscars and it is Martin Scorsese's The Killers of the Flower Moon that is the early favourite to win Best Picture..

The movie is set to be released in October later this year and stars Leonardo DiCaprio in the lead role with critics expecting it to be a major awards season player next year.

The film is an Apple Original with it's performance on Apple TV+ expecting to make it a worldwide success although it's expected to have a short run in cinemas too.

It could be the first Apple Original Film to be a massive hit with Apple Studios only starting to produce films back in 2021, although they did distribute CODA which won a number of awards back in 2021 including Best Picture at the Oscars.