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And a rare Razzie for &amp;quot;Worst Career Achievement&amp;quot; will go to &amp;quot;Bad Movie Uber-Meister&amp;quot; Uwe Boll for &amp;quot;In the Name of the King,&amp;quot; Wilson said. The film, based on a video game, had a $60 million budget, yet brought in under $5 million at the box office, he said.&lt;/p&gt;</description></item></channel></rss>