A painfully unfunny Johnny Depp comedy about a detective with a funny mustache. And not really anything else.
The fourth-worst wide-release opening of all time, the only thing you can say about this 80's-cartoon-reboot movie is that it's truly, truly, truly outrageous.
This movie stars Chris Hemsworth as a outlaw hacker for the government. It performed so poorly that Paramount removed it from all but a couple hundred theaters in its third week.
Even with James McAvoy as the doctor and Daniel Radcliffe as his hunchback, this movie had the worst ever opening in 2,500+ theatres...despite premiering on Thanksgiving weekend!
I'm not sure what audience there could possibly be for a R-rated film about Zac Efron as an aspiring DJ. The answer turned out to be “not much of one.”
A franchise meets its Doom in this movie “seemingly made from a normal superhero screenplay that had only been partially reconstructed after a threshing accident.” (indiewire)
A year after Silver Linings Playbook, Patrick Bateman and Jennifer Lawrence (playing the title character) struggle through this movie about a lumber baron and his conniving wife.
This was the second (unrelated) movie made about a video game franchise about a bald dude with a UPC on his head who kills people. Jury's still out on which one was better.
While probably not the worst movie on this list, this movie will forever be the worst movie shown almost entirely through Facebook posts and Skype calls.
While it sounds like the dumbest superhero of all time, this is actually an Adam Sandler movie about a schlub who turns into other people by putting on their shoes.
Roland Emmerich can make bad historical fiction films as well as bad disaster movies! This movie decides to make a pivotal LGBT civil rights events about a dull white dude.
Oscar wins aside, Emma Stone will probably never live down being cast as a quarter-Asian, quarter-Hawaiian character in this movie. Bradley Cooper and Bill Murray had a bad year!
A by-the-numbers found-footage horror movie where a bunch of teenagers get killed by a noose-toting ghost. And I thought my school's version of The Crucible was bad!
George Lucas shows that we really shouldn't let him direct movies anymore with this animated movie about fairies falling in love and singing an Electric Light Orchestra song.
David Spade emerged from wherever he was to make a sequel to an awful 2001 movie. The movie debuted on Sony streaming service Crackle, which I had not heard of until right now.
Director Tom Six finishes his trilogy of body-horror films, each of which has somehow been more disgusting and less watchable than the last.
FIFA bankrolled a movie lauding itself, which came out in the US just days after FIFA head Sepp Blatter stepped down amid a massive corruption investigation. 1/100 on Metacritic.
Owen Wilson and his family attempt to get out of a coup-ravaged country that is TOTALLY NOT Thailand. Pierce Brosnan is there too, for some reason.
Who knew that making a movie out of a two-minute YouTube short film might be a bad idea? Part of the plot revolves around Peter Dinklage using cheat codes...in a arcade game.
The fifth-worst wide-release opening of all time. This movie takes a real-life story about a woman competing on Afghan Star and turns it into a story about Bill Murray.
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