Sure. Cars, Monster House, Click (we won't be seeing this one), Pirates, Little Miss Sunshine. At least, those are the ones I know are out already.

Plus whatever you can pilfer from chez Zlick.

Off the top of my head---
United 93
Cars
Pirates
Superman Returns
Little Miss Sunshine
An Inconvenient Truth

Babel - On DVD February 20, 2007
The Black Dahlia - Currently available on DVD
Borat - On DVD March 6, 2007
Cars - Currently available on DVD
Click - Currently available on DVD
The Departed - On DVD February 13, 2007
The Devil Wears Prada - Currently available on DVD
Flags of Our Fathers - On DVD February 6, 2007
Half Nelson - On DVD February 13, 2007
The Illusionist - Currently available on DVD
An Inconvenient Truth - Currently available on DVD
Jesus Camp - Currently available on DVD
Little Miss Sunshine - Currently available on DVD
Marie Antoinette - On DVD February 13, 2007
Monster House - Currently available on DVD
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - Currently available on DVD
Poseidon - Currently available on DVD
The Prestige - On DVD February 20, 2007
Superman Returns - Currently available on DVD
United 93 - Currently available on DVD
Water - Currently available on DVD

Can't forget ---- THE RAZZIES!!

Worst Picture
Basic Instinct 2
Bloodrayne
Lady In The Water
Little Man
Wicker Man

Worst Actor
Tim Allen, in The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause, The Shaggy Dog and Zoom
Nicolas Cage, in Wicker Man
Larry, The Cable Guy (Dan Whitney), in Larry The Cable Guy: Health Inspector
Rob Schneider, in The Benchwarmers and Little Man
Marlon Wayans & Shawn Wayans, in Little Man

Worst Actress
Hilary Duff & Haylie Duff, in Material Girls
Lindsay Lohan, in Just My Luck
Kristanna Loken, in Bloodrayne
Jessica Simpson, in Employee Of The Month
Sharon Stone, in Basic Instict 2

Worst Supporting Actor
Danny DeVito, in Deck The Halls
Ben Kingsley, in Bloodrayne
M. Night Shyamalan, in Lady In The Water
Martin Short, in Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
David Thewlis, in Basic Instinct 2 and The Omen
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Worst Supporting Actress
Kate Bosworth, in Superman Returns
Kristin Chenoweth, in Deck The Halls, Pink Panther and RV
Carmen Electra, in Date Movie and Scary Movie 4
Jenny McCarthy, in John Tucker Must Die
Michelle Rodriguez, in Bloodrayne

Worst Screen Couple
Tim Allen & Martin Short,Santa Clause 3
Nicolas Cage & His Bear Suit, Wicker Man
Hilary & Haylie Duff, Material Girls
Sharon Stone's Lop-Sided Breasts, Basic Instinct 2
Shawn Wayans & EITHER Kerry Washington OR Marlon Wayans, Little Man

Worst Remake or Sequel
Little Man (Rip-off of the 1954 Bugs Bunny cartoon "Baby Buggy Bunny")
Pink Panther
Poseidon
The Shaggy Dog Story
Wicker Man

Worst Prequel or Sequel
Basic Instinct 2
Big Momma's House 2
Garfield 2: A Tail Of Two Kitties
Santa Clause 3
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning

Worst Director
Uwe Boll, Bloodrayne
Michael Caton-Jones, Basic Instinct 2
Ron Howard, The Da Vinci Code
M. Night Shyamalan, Lady In The Water
Keenan Ivory Wayans, Little Man

Worst Screenplay
Basic Instinct 2, Leora Barish & Henry Bean
Bloodrayne, Guinevere Turner, Based on the Video Game
Lady In The Water, M. Night Shyamalan
Little Man, Keenan Ivory Wayans, Marlon Wayans, and Shawn Wayans
Wicker Man, Screenplay Adapted by Neil LaBute from a Screenplay by Anthony Schaffer

Worst Excuse for Family Entertainment
Deck The Halls
Garfield 2: A Tail Of Two Kitties
RV
Santa Clause 3
The Shaggy Dog

Oooh Little Man. Mark Kermode (currently my favorite critic) described the film as "the most retrograde, horrible, nauseating, inward-looking, smug, repulsive, grotesque, ill-advised, badly-judged film", "pure evil" and "possessed by the devil".

His podcast from BBC5 Live is great.

Was The Da Vinci Code an '06 movie? If so, and as much as I disliked it, I'm surprised it received absolutely zero Oscar nominations. It was a worldwide juggernaut in popularity ... usually deserving of a tech nom or something.

Fortunately, I haven't seen most of those horrors nominated by the razzies ... but., hahahaha, Kate Bosworth for Worst Actress is right on the money! I think M. Night's not getting a fair shake, but that was by far his worst film.

Yes, The Da Vinci Code was a 2006 movie (premiered at Cannes last year), and I am somewhat surprised to see it completely shut out but it deserves it.

I agree on Shyamalan. I think it was his second best movie (it just worked for me on all levels though I understand why people who don't like it don't like it). But it was hardly one of the horrible movies of the year and Shyamalan didn't embarrass himself. I think this is more a reaction to the publicity surrounding it and not the movie itself.

Ron Howard is also screwed. The movie sucked but it wasn't particularly his fault. The source sucked too.

Hooray! The cast of Little Miss Sunshine won the SAG Award for best cast in a motion picture.