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"Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever" (2002)

# of Reviews: 117

Tomatometer: 0

Cast: Antonio Banderas, Lucy Liu

What It's About: An FBI agent and a rogue DIA agent are tasked to kill each other, but they soon realize they aren't each other's biggest enemy.

What Critics Said: AV Club's Keith Phipps said it "looks like a video-game promo," while Associated Press' Jocelyn Noveck asked, "Why am I sitting here, anyway?" 

"One Missed Call" (2008)

# of Reviews: 80

Tomatometer: 0

Cast: Shannyn Sossamon, Edwards Burns

What It's About: People start receiving calls from their future selves -- with details of their deaths.

What Critics Said: Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Bob Longino said the film was "one big miss of a horror movie," while Toronto Star's Philip Marchand said the best part about the movie is that it is "mercifully short." 

"A Thousand Words" (2012)

# of Reviews: 56

Tomatometer: 0

Cast: Eddie Murphy, Kerry Washington, Allison Janney

What It's About: A literary agent finds a Bodhi tree on his property which is shaped by the consequences of every word he speaks.

What Critics Said: We Got This Covered critic Kristal Cooper simply wrote, "Try two words: stay away." Meanwhile The National's James Luxford wrote, "a poorly conceived and startling miscast comedy." 

"Pinocchio" (2002)

# of Reviews: 54

Tomatometer: 0

Cast: Roberto Benigni, Nicoletta Braschi

What It's About: A wooden puppet disregards advice from the Blue Fairy and his father and goes on one adventure after another. 

What Critics Said: Chicago Reader's Jonathan Rosenbaum said the film was "truly awful," while L.A. Weekly's Dan Fienberg said, "Visually sumptuous but intellectually stultifying." 

"Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2" (2004)

# of Reviews: 45

Tomatometer: 0

Cast: Jon Voight, Scott Baio

What It's About: Media moguls try to crack the code to baby talk, while the babies of the world try to stop them. 

What Critics Said: The Wall Street Journal's Joanne Kaufman wrote, "unspeakably ghastly," while Chicago Reader's J. R. Jones simply said "excruciating." 

"Gotti" (2018)

# of Reviews: 44

Tomatometer: 0

Cast: John Travolta, Kelly Preston

What It's About: It's the story about crime boss John Gotti and his son. 

What Critics Said: New York Post's Johnny Oleksinski wrote bluntly: "I'd rather wake up next to a severed horse head than ever watch 'Gotti' again."

"National Lampoon's Gold Diggers" (2004)

# of Reviews: 44

Tomatometer: 0

Cast: Will Friedle, Chris Owen

What It's About: Two losers marry two elderly sisters, hoping they'll inherit their fortune. 

What Critics Said: Washington Post's Jen Chaney said the film was "stupefyingly hideous," while Seattle Times' Erik Lundegaard begged people to not "waste your money."

"Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star" (2011)

# of Reviews: 35

Tomatometer: 0

Cast: Nick Swardson, Christina Ricci

What It's About: A kid from the midwest moves to Hollywood to become a porn star. 

What Critics Said: Time Out's Matt Singer described the film as "dire" and "soul-crushing," while Newsday's Rafer Guzman said it was "icky and repellent."

"The Ridiculous 6" (2015)

# of Reviews: 35

Tomatometer: 0

Cast: Adam Sandler, Taylor Lautner, Rob Schneider

What It's About: When an outlaw raised by Native Americans realizes he has five half-brothers, they all band together to find their dad. 

What Critics Said: "Thanks for nothing, Netflix," is what Chicago Sun-Times critic Richard Roeper wrote. TheWrap's own Debbie Day added that the film is "everything wrong with Hollywood for the past two decades."

"Dark Crimes" (2018)

# of Reviews: 34

Tomatometer: 0

Cast: Jim Carrey, Martin Csokas, Charlotte Gainsbourg

What It's About: Clues to a murder of a businessman are laid out in a book about a similar crime. 

What Critics Said: New York Post's Johnny Oleksinski said "that this exercise in vulgarity was made at all is shameful," while Chicago Sun-Times' Richard Roeper said the film "leaves a sour taste."