Worst movies

The Golden Raspberry—or as we now know it, The Razzies—started out as a simple joke at a 1981 Oscar watching party. Hollywood publicist John Wilson invited his friends over and rather than talking about the best movies of the year, they decided on the worst.

For some actors, just looking the part isn't enough.

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Hayden Christensen and Peter Sarsgaard in Shattered Glass (2003)

The American movie critic Roger Ebert was one of the most celebrated film writers of all time. We explore the 50 movies he hated the most, giving them no stars

War movies have been around as long as cinema has existed. There is something about the horror, bravery, tragedy, and excitement of combat that has inspires filmmakers and put butts in the seats.

Not imo I've seen worse

There are a lot of moments in the movies when guys have taken kicks to the pills, but none of them are all that enjoyable to watch unless you can tell yourself that it's not happening to you. Of course, that doesn't account for sympathy pains that might be felt since let's face it, any

Isn't it strange how every few years, similar films are released at practically the same time? These "twin films" might have almost identical plots or focus on the same figures, dropping too close to each other to allow for breathing space. Surprisingly, this happened in the 1990s quite often.From Gordy to House on Haunted Hill to Rob Roy, too many movies got lost in the... #twinfilms #underrated90s #cinemashadows #moviedoppelgangers #overlookedcinema #90sfilmgems #shadowedmovies…