Critics from THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER pick the 10 worst movies of 2018 and some of their choices are kinda
They did nail Gotti though. That movie was disgustingly bad.
1. Gotti
Poorly written, devoid of tension, ridiculous in spots and just plain dull in others. — JORDAN MINTZER
2. Robin Hood
Everyone involved in this mess should be required to perform some sort of public penance. — TODD MCCARTHY
3. Fifty Shades Freed
Freed rarely delivers the goods while trying hard to give fans what they came for...more money shots of sports cars, private jets and vacation homes and more attempts to turn what may be one of the duller couples to ever grace the screen into two captivating characters. For good measure, the filmmakers also toss in a butt plug. — JORDAN MINTZER
4. Life Itself
Sends a classy cast down a multistrand narrative path that’s hopelessly schematic and self-important. — DAVID ROONEY
5. Venom
The only moment in Ruben Fleischer’s thoroughly irredeemable Marvel adaptation that makes you sit up and take notice comes at the 71-minute mark, when the sight of a disheveled, stubbly, sweaty and bloated Tom Hardy jolts you with the realization that here is the perfect actor to one day play Harvey Weinstein. — TODD MCCARTHY
6. The Nutcracker & The Four Rrealms
So much attention has been lavished on the sumptuous visuals that the story and characters are suffocated. — DAVID ROONEY
7. Kings
But for all its honorable intentions to address sensitive issues that still sting, Kings is an unconvincing tonal patchwork.— DAVID ROONEY
8. 7 Days in Entebbe
Among many clumsy touches are hackneyed cross-cutting in strategic action scenes and a lame romantic subplot between an Israeli special-ops soldier and his apprehensive dancer girlfriend — DAVID ROONEY
9. A Wrinkle in Time
Only the faintest glimmers of genuine emotion pierce through the layers of intense calculation that encumber Ava DuVernay's adaptation of Madeleine L'Engle's fantastical 1962 book — TODD MCCARTHY
10. Suspiria
Guadagnino's approach is muted in both palette and tone, opting for insidious weirdness over shock and gore. — DAVID ROONEY
They did nail Gotti though. That movie was disgustingly bad.
1. Gotti
Poorly written, devoid of tension, ridiculous in spots and just plain dull in others. — JORDAN MINTZER
2. Robin Hood
Everyone involved in this mess should be required to perform some sort of public penance. — TODD MCCARTHY
3. Fifty Shades Freed
Freed rarely delivers the goods while trying hard to give fans what they came for...more money shots of sports cars, private jets and vacation homes and more attempts to turn what may be one of the duller couples to ever grace the screen into two captivating characters. For good measure, the filmmakers also toss in a butt plug. — JORDAN MINTZER
4. Life Itself
Sends a classy cast down a multistrand narrative path that’s hopelessly schematic and self-important. — DAVID ROONEY
5. Venom
The only moment in Ruben Fleischer’s thoroughly irredeemable Marvel adaptation that makes you sit up and take notice comes at the 71-minute mark, when the sight of a disheveled, stubbly, sweaty and bloated Tom Hardy jolts you with the realization that here is the perfect actor to one day play Harvey Weinstein. — TODD MCCARTHY
6. The Nutcracker & The Four Rrealms
So much attention has been lavished on the sumptuous visuals that the story and characters are suffocated. — DAVID ROONEY
7. Kings
But for all its honorable intentions to address sensitive issues that still sting, Kings is an unconvincing tonal patchwork.— DAVID ROONEY
8. 7 Days in Entebbe
Among many clumsy touches are hackneyed cross-cutting in strategic action scenes and a lame romantic subplot between an Israeli special-ops soldier and his apprehensive dancer girlfriend — DAVID ROONEY
9. A Wrinkle in Time
Only the faintest glimmers of genuine emotion pierce through the layers of intense calculation that encumber Ava DuVernay's adaptation of Madeleine L'Engle's fantastical 1962 book — TODD MCCARTHY
10. Suspiria
Guadagnino's approach is muted in both palette and tone, opting for insidious weirdness over shock and gore. — DAVID ROONEY