Sandra Bullock will leave this weekend with at least one award, whether she wins an Oscar for “The Blind Side,” tonight or not: the Golden Raspberry for worst actress in “All About Steve.”

Bullock emerged from backstage with three individuals wearing black “Team Bullock” t-shirts.

She brought a cart full of DVDs to hand out to members she said had never seen the flop.

She stated, “This is the deal we are going to make. You promise to watch the movie and really consider whether it was really and truly the worst performance. If you are willing to watch it, I will come back next year and give back the Razzie.” She then quipped that she was ready to look through the movie’s shooting screenplay, which she’d also brought with her. “I’m willing to go page-by-page through my dialogue, so we could be here a while. I will read it like the way I read it in the film and then anyone who wants to give me a line reading of how I could have done it better… So we could do this till about four o’clock in the morning. Or you guys could re-watch the movie and re-think your decision and I will show up next year and then we can all go drink afterwards.”

Bullock addressed the group, “Thank you for ruining my career with a very bad decision,” and threatened to recite her dialogue from the role “until 4 in the morning.”

Bullock and her co-star Bradley Cooper were also named Worst Screen Couple at the Razzie Awards.

Bullock portrays a crazed crossword puzzle writer who vows to chase Bradley Cooper’s character come hell or high water in the more-freaky-than-funny romantic comedy, and she falls into a well at one point.

“I didn’t realize that all I had to do was show up and then I’d win,” Bullock told the ecstatic audience of movie critics and cynics.

“If you are going to win a Razzie, then that’s the way to do it and have fun with it,” Razzie founder John Wilson told EW after the event. “I wish there were more people with that combination of self-deprecation and guts.”

Bullock became one of the rare winners to receive a Razzie in person by accepting her trophies during the celebration at Barnsdall Art Park. Halle Berry first attended the satirical awards event in 2005, when she earned the Worst Actress award for her role in “Catwoman.” She brought her Oscar for “Monster’s Ball,” which she had won three years before.

This year, the Razzies turned their inside Hollywood cynicism on “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,” one of the year’s biggest film office blockbusters. The critically criticized blockbuster was awarded worst picture, and its director, Michael Bay, received a second trophy of shame.

For “Jonas Brothers: The 3-D Concert Experience,” the worst actor award went to all three Jonas brothers.