[Narrator]: The decade may not be over, but that doesn't mean there aren't
a slew of brilliant films that will forever be remembered as classics of their medium.
THESE are not those films !
[Jay Hargrove]: I think I've been dreaming about this moment for so long
when we could, like, drop everything and...
[Annie Hargrove]: Yeah!
[Hay Hargrove]: just properly...
[Narrator]: Welcome to Watchmojo.com,
and today we're counting down our picks for the Top 10 Worst Movies of the 2010s So Far.
[Nicholas Wyatt]: ...and none of that happens without me. You stood on my shoulders!
[Jock Goddard]: And now I'm standing on your neck!
[Narrator]: For this list, although we can all agree that there are different levels of Bad,
we'll be looking at North American big-budget studio productions.
[Paulina Zander]: You're gonna hear them too, little girl.
You'll hear them soon enough, because she's coming to get you too.
[Narrator]: We'll be basing our choices on a mix of critical and commercial success,
or rather a lack thereof, the quality of the films in terms of story, effects, acting and so on
as well as how they're generally perceived these days.
This is part of a series of videos spanning the decades.
No 10: Furry Vengeance
[Dan Sanders]: The animals are out to get me!
[Narrator]: Watching Furry Vengeance, you can't help but wonder where Brendan Fraser's career is going
and how badly he needed this paycheck.
[Dan Sanders]: Absolutely. That's right.
[Tammy Sanders]: Ah!
[Narrator]: Fraser has often made questionable film choices, but this poor excuse for a slapstick farce
takes the cake.
[Dan sanders]: (YELLING IN HORROR) Miley Cyrus !
[BRAKING SOUND]
[Neil Lyman]: hum?
[BRAKING]
[CRASHING]
[Narrator]: Lacking any proper comedy, the family flick sees Fraser as a poor unfortunate soul
who's trying to develop property over a forest reserve full of furry animals that abuse and torture him
for the entirety of the film.
This kind of humor can only be tolerated in a Looney Tunes cartoon
and we assure you, Brendon Fraser is no Wile Coyote!
[RACCOON GROWLING]
[BITING SOUND]
[DAN SANDERS, MOANING]
[CRASHING]]
[DAN SANDERS, MOANING]
No 9: Transformers: Age of Extinction
[Joshua Joyce]: Why can't we make what we wanna make the way we wanna make it?
[Narrator]: The Transformers film franchise already had a reputation for being a monstrous, dumbed-down,
hyper-American Michael Bay study in excess.
The critics love to hate them.
And yet the big bucks keep coming in!
So a fourth film was inevitable.
[Bumblebee]: I hate cheap knockoffs.
[Narrator]: Rather than showing any improvement though, Age of Extinction just made audiences
lose their faith in Mark Wahlberg.
[Cade Yeager]: That was it. That was why. For money.
And that was me making a mistake.
[Narrator]: Although the film received some of the worst reviews of the year,
it was still the highest grossing picture of 2014.
If the dipping quality with each sequel means anything,
the upcoming installments and spin-offs will be mega-disastrous.
[Galvatron]: We shall meet again, Prime, for I am reborn.
No 8: Fantastic Four (FANT4STIC)
[Victor]: Oh, yeah. This one is definitely going on Instagram.
[Narrator]: Although the Fantastic Four were always considered kinda silly,
the world had hope for this gritty reboot,
what with its talented young cast, a promising up-and-coming director and a great-looking trailer.
What could go wrong?
[The Thing]: We can't beat him. He's stronger than any of us.
[Mr. Fantastic]: Yeah, he is. But he's not stronger than all of us.
[Narrator]: When the first reports came through, the world was shocked to hear how bad this movie was.
[Mr. Fantastic]: I'm no good to you, to anyone. This is all my fault.
[The Thing]: That, we can agree on.
[THE THING HEADBUTTING REED]
[Narrator]: As it made the Jessica Alba version seem almost Oscar-worthy by comparison,
director Josh Trank was quick to blame studio interference.
[THE TORCH BURSTING]
[Human Torch]: Let's get the hell out of here!
No 7: The Legend of Hercules
[King Amphitryon]: People of Tiryns, I give you your mighty Hercules.
[Narrator]: In 2014, we were lucky enough to be introduced to two major Hollywood productions
about the Greek hero Hercules.
[Chiron]: I have had the honor to stand by the greatest hero...
the gods have ever given the people.
[Narrator]: The Legend of Hercules, however, made Dwayne Johnson's version seem like Citizen Kane,
even though it was released months earlier.
[HERCULES, YELLING FURIOUSLY]: I am Hercules !
[HERCULES, YELLING FURIOUSLY]: I am Hercules ! (ROCK CRACKLING)
[GROANING]
[Narrator]: It made the world wonder if the terrible production was due to Summit Entertainment
rushing the release of the earlier film in order to beat The Rock to the punch.
The result was that it was full of dull action, lacking in emotion and was overall incredibly cheap-looking.
[Villager]: You are Hercules, the god?
[Hercules]: No, I'm just a man.
[Narrator]: Alas, poor Kellan Lutz is no Dwayne Johnson.
Maybe it deserves to win some of its six Razzie nominations.
[Hercules]: It's none of your business.
No 6: I, Frankenstein
[Adam Frankenstein]: I am not your son. And this body is mine.
[Narrator]: We continue to see more and more comic book adaptations every year. And while many are
major successes, there will of course be some duds.
[Adam]: I'm a dozen used parts from eight different corpses.
I'm a monster.
[Narrator]: However, in a year of X-Men and Winter Soldiers, the world decided to ignore 'I, Frankenstein'.
and rightfully so.
[Ophir]: The rumors are true.
[GRUNTING]
[GASPING]
[Keziah]: He's alive.
[Narrator]: Aaron Eckhart, now believing himself to be an action star,
plays a version of Frankenstein's monster who hunts demons in an underworld-style CGI heavy extravaganza.
Despite its shiny exterior, audiences were completely disinterested, and the few who saw it found it utterly dull.
[Frankenstein]: What's this got to do with me?
What's in hell this got to do with me?
No 5: United Passions
[Carl Hirschmann]: Perhaps, we need a central governing body for our Wonderful Game.
[Narrator]: Here we have an almost two-hour-long business drama about the origins of the leading
world football association, FIFA
and a film that also happened to be almost completely funded by FIFA.
[Reporter]: Who the hell is that?
[Reporter]: Jules Rimet. He's the president of some federation that nobody even knows.
[Narrator]: Just hearing the synopsis makes you wanna fall asleep
despite all the criticism and controversy that the subject matter has prompted.
[João Havelange]: An institution like ours cannot run on good intentions alone. We need money, we need...
a great deal of money.
[Narrator]: The football drama was no inspirational sports flick, but a boring and cringe-worthy
By The Numbers film that absolutely nobody asked for.
[João Havelange]: How are things going with Coca Cola?
[Sepp Blatter]: Well.
[Havelange]: I need this contract, under any condition.
Is that clear?
[Blatter]: It is, Mr. President.
[Narrator]: United Passions has already been hailed as one of the worst films ever made.
The proof is IN the Numbers,
as the world watched the roughly 30-million-dollar film make less than a thousand dollars for its North
American opening weekend.
[Rodolphe Seeldrayers]: So, you're giving up?
[Jules Rimet]: We don't exist, my friends.
[Seeldrayers, annoyed]: Ah!
No 4: Movie 43
[Nathan, frightened]: Yeah, my friend is bleeding out of her vagina!
[Narrator]: Working on the premise that More is Better, this anthology film had been in the works for years.
[Veronica ]: You look like you slept in a soup kitchen urinal.
[Neil]: You look like you bathed in a dumpster behind the abortion clinic.
[Narrator]: If you take mediocre sketches that could easily have been cheap YouTube videos,
then replace actual laughs with crude humor, throwing some great and some not-so-great Hollywood actors,
then you get Movie 43.
[Arlene]: Teenage boys are physically attracted to naked women.
[Robert]: Our research doesn't support that, sir.
[Narrator]: Although it is fun to watch some of these big actors playing dirty,
as if they were dared to be in this movie,
it's painful to watch others degrade themselves on the big screen.
[Emily]: OK, truth or dare?
[Donald]: Truth?
[Emily]: I knew you'd say that.
I am going to push the limits here, just a little bit.
Are you circumcised?
[Narrator]: Poor Richard Gere tried everything to get out of this one, and you can see it in his face.
[Boss]: It's horrific.
No 3: The Last Airbender
[Aang]: You won't be killed by water benders if you stay hidden here.
We could be friends, you know.
[Narrator]: Good old M. Night Shyamalan inevitably makes a strong appearance here.
If you thought 'After Earth' was gonna make our list, well, you were close!
But have you subjected yourself to this insanity?
[Uncle Iroh]: There are reasons each of us was born.
We have to find those reasons.
[Narrator]: If you've ever wanted to see a human explode with rage,
ask an Avatar fan about this adaptation of the beloved TV show.
[Gran Gran]: That's why they're so frightened by the existence of the Avatar.
[Narrator]: Very few critics or fans have been able to find one redeeming quality about this disaster.
What we get here are racially mismatched characters, mispronounced character names
and a convoluted plot that proves that not all animated material, especially a season's worth of episodes
should be squeezed into a live action film.
[Sokka]: I don't think that's a good idea.
We started a rebellion.
[Passenger]: What's going on?
No 2: Left Behind
[Rayford Steele]: I know you all want answers, and believe me, so do I.
[Narrator]: For all those who went to see this without knowing it was about Christians going to Heaven
and instead thought it was gonna be an action-packed Nicholas Cage apocalyptic thriller,
we hope you asked for your money back!
[Rayford Steele]: I already knew this was coming.
In.. in... in detail.
How can that be possible?
[Narrator]: Well, it's not like anybody saw this movie, anyway.
For the millions of you who've never even heard of this, Left Behind is meant to represent how bad it will get
when the Rapture comes, and all the non-believers are, you know, left behind.
[Chloe Steele, tearfully]: Believe in what?
In a God that killed my father?
A God that grabbed my mother and my brother and ripped them out of this world?
[Narrator]: Except we don't get to see the end of the world.
Instead, we get a 110 minutes of confused people panicking and a very subdued Nicholas Cage.
Lame.
[Rayford Steele]: I can't let that be the last thing we say to each other.
[Narrator]: Before we reveal our No 1 pick, here are a few honorable, or in this case dishonorable, mentions.
[Nathan Harper]: I can't believe you're making me fight hungover.
[Kevin Harper]: If you wanna drink like a man, let's see if you can fight like a man.
Come on, let's go.
[Roy Pulsipher]: The universe, in its ultimate wisdom, will not let you reveal yourself. It's smarter than us.
[Nick Walker]: That's sick.
[Roy Pulsipher]: Consider it the Universe's Witness Protection program.
[Estelle Paddington]: Please. You gotta love everything about them.
Not just the good things. But the bad things too.
The things that you find lovable, and the things that you don't find lovable.
[Edgar Paddington]: I understand.
[Woman]: There's still kids going down the slides !
[David Hasselhoff]: Once these idiots get out of the water.
It's not as if the fish were gonna follow them home.
[Kid, Shouting]: Help me!
[Brent Magna]: Nobody i know could set up something like this.
[The Kid]: So why you?
[Brent Magna]: 'Cause I can drive.
[The Kid]: That's debatable.
No 1 : Jack and Jill
[Al Pacino]: It's not Al any more, it's Dunk.
[Waiter]: Dunk Accino?
[Al Pacino]: Don't mind if I do.
[Narrator]: The final degrading and incomprehensible performance of the decade so far, goes to Al Pacino.
[Al Pacino]: ♫ Everyone wants my Dunkaccino. ♫
♫ Can't get enough of my Dunkaccino. ♫
[Narrator]: We honestly hope he fired his agents after this one
and we are certain he sill has nightmares about Adam Sandler.
What with Grown Ups 2, The Ridiculous 6 and other alleged comedies, we're concerned that Sandler is
either pranking us or he's lost his mind.
[Jack Sadelstein]: Oh, my God, I'm an idiot.
[Narrator]: However, the Sandler-produced film with the aforementioned horrendous Pacino performance
and our Top pick is Jack and Jill.
[Jill]: Oh, please! Tell me you don't feel this.
[SLAPPING]
[Jack]: I didn't feel it. Maybe if you did it harder.
[Narrator]: Also starring Sandler in both titular roles, the movie has absolutely no plot.
and was just an excuse for him to dress up as the ugliest woman since Mrs. Doubtfire
as well as make fart jokes.
[Jill]: My bags are packed and there's nothing left to...
[FARTING]
... say.
[Narrator]: The movie's record-breaking Razzie wins, in which it took home awards for every category available,
as well as its very negative reception more than back all this up.
[AL Pacino]: Burn this.
[Jack]: I'm sorry?
[Al Pacino]: This must never be seen by anyone.
[Narrator]: Do you agree with our list?
[João Havelange]: No, No.
[Narrator]: What do you think is the worst movie of the 2010s so far?
[Aang]: They have ruined everything.
[Old man]: Oh, no. Not everything!
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[The Thing]: It's fantastic!
[Mr. Fantastic]: Yes, it is.
Guys, I got it.
Ready?
[Human Torch]: Yeah.