These are the worst movies to come out this past year. I don't want to spend much time on them so I'll give a brief thought and then move on. This is my personal opinion. I think you personally should give every movie a chance, but these you may be able to turn off before the credits start to roll.
Honorable Mentions
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, Suicide Squad, The Girl on the Train, Batman: The Killing Joke
10. Me Before You is melodramatic with many eye roll inducing moments, but is just cute enough to not drop any lower.
9. The Do Over once again proves that Adam Sandler peaked in the 90s but should have stopped making movies a long time ago.
8. Warcraft could have been the movie to make video game movies relevant but it was a huge misfire with obvious studio interference.
7. Hail, Caesar! could have been another classic Coen Brothers affair but instead insists upon itself to the point of boredom.
6. The 5th Wave is just another young adult adaptation that I honestly can't remember the plot to nor any of the main characters.
5. The Boss slogs you along with an unlikable lead and tries to make you empathize with her when she is obviously completely inept until the script decides she needs to do something important.
4. The Greasy Strangler would have been lower on the list if I had actually completed the movie, but I turned it off about twenty minutes in.
3. Incarnate had the worst special effects and acting on this list, but was not nearly as offensive as the top (bottom?) two.
2. Ghostbusters (2016) should have continued the story rather than create a new mythology while still relying on the tropes that it wants to separate itself from.
1. Zoolander 2 is a film so bad it makes the original film worse, which is one of my favorite comedies of all time. I anticipated this film for a long time, but this movie proves that some sequels should just never be made.
9. The Do Over once again proves that Adam Sandler peaked in the 90s but should have stopped making movies a long time ago.
8. Warcraft could have been the movie to make video game movies relevant but it was a huge misfire with obvious studio interference.
7. Hail, Caesar! could have been another classic Coen Brothers affair but instead insists upon itself to the point of boredom.
6. The 5th Wave is just another young adult adaptation that I honestly can't remember the plot to nor any of the main characters.
5. The Boss slogs you along with an unlikable lead and tries to make you empathize with her when she is obviously completely inept until the script decides she needs to do something important.
4. The Greasy Strangler would have been lower on the list if I had actually completed the movie, but I turned it off about twenty minutes in.
3. Incarnate had the worst special effects and acting on this list, but was not nearly as offensive as the top (bottom?) two.
2. Ghostbusters (2016) should have continued the story rather than create a new mythology while still relying on the tropes that it wants to separate itself from.
1. Zoolander 2 is a film so bad it makes the original film worse, which is one of my favorite comedies of all time. I anticipated this film for a long time, but this movie proves that some sequels should just never be made.
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