In fairness, it's difficult to deny that Nicola Peltz blew up the box office this year (or rather, Michael Bay and Mark Wahlberg did) with the $1.08 billion Transformers: Age of Extinction, making it the highest-grossing film of 2014 worldwide. Still, the movie was widely panned by critics (18%), and while Age of Extinction had plenty more problems than its acting, her performance was criticised by a large quarter of critics, who didn't just long for the days of Megan Fox, but considered Peltz's flat and uninteresting work as Razzie-worthy. Note that Peltz already has one Worst Supporting Actress Razzie nod for her risible work on The Last Airbender. Peltz did at least try something a little different a few weeks later with intriguing indie drama Affluenza, but any financial prospects were largely crippled by a super-limited theatrical run ahead of a muted VOD release, and poor reviews (20%).