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17 Of The Lowest Ranked Movies In The History Of Cinema

Sorry, Matt LeBlanc.

Tuesday, September 6, 2016 - 17:48

There are different types of movies in this world. There are terrifying movies, controversial movies, and extremely WTF movies.

And then there are terrible movies, of course. So bad, in fact, that they only deserve one a star rating. Well, maybe sometimes helf a star will do the trick too...

17 Of The Lowest Ranked Movies Ever

Glitter - Mariah Carey can sing, but she definitely can’t act.

20th Century Fox

1 of 17
Gigli - Of course this film is on the list. Everyone knows what a disaster it was when it first came out. Even JLo allegedly regrets making it.

Columbia Pictures

2 of 17
Epic Movie - Parody movies are never good, but this one reach another lever of no-no.

20th Century Fox

3 of 17
Ed - Even the fame of Matt LeBlanc could not save this movie from doom. If your slogan is “Minor league, major friendship” maybe it’s time to quit making movies.

Universal

4 of 17
Superman IV - That what you get when you refuse to splurge on special effects. Watch and learn, filmmakers of tomorrow.

Warner Bros.

5 of 17
Showgirls - It was supposed to be sexy, controversial, and intriguing. But the real aftermath is: everyone knows the poster for it, no one can stand finishing this film.

United Artists

6 of 17
Catwoman - Imagine all the intellectual depth of Showgirls, plus all the excessive and ridiculous special effects of Charlie's Angels. Got it? Yeah, that’s what this film is like.

Warner Bros.

7 of 17
Movie 43 - “The biggest cast ever assembled,” they said. Just look at all those names. Look how many actors have to live with regret of ever agreeing to be in this shit-show of a movie.

Relativity Media

8 of 17
Reefer Madness - If you watch expecting drama, you *will* be disappointed with this film. But if you look at it as a comedy, you’ll have the time of your life. Especially if you’ve seen the 2005 Reefer Madness musical with Kristen Bell beforehand.

Motion Picture Ventures

9 of 17
Mac and Me - A pathetic E.T. wannabe.

Orion Pictures

10 of 17
Striptease - Dire, but strangely fascinating. Demi Moore vehicle about a single mother who turns to a life of stripping in order to gain custody of her daughter. Because somehow that makes sense.

Columbia Pictures

11 of 17
Batman & Robin - This is why this film sucks, all in one picture.

Warner Bros.

12 of 17
The Avengers - We’re talking about the 1998 version, of course. The ’90s were not a kind time for Uma Thurman.

Warner Bros.

13 of 17
The Last Airbender - WE DO NOT TALK ABOUT THIS FILM, EVER. The only true Avatar medium is the animated TV show.

Paramount Pictures

14 of 17
Jack and Jill - Oh, look. An Adam Sandler film is on this list. Shocking!

Columbia Pictures

15 of 17
Sex Lives of The Potato Men - Watching Sex Lives of the Potato Men is kind of like consuming 12 pints of lager while abusing yourself to Page 3. So, y’know, not great.

Entertainment Films

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Baby Geniuses - Haha, talking babies. Ha. Ha. Ha.

TriStar Pictures

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