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Today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 movies.

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Robin Hood.

To call this a remake is a bit of a stretch.

We mean 20 eighteen's Robin Hood tried so hard to give the classic story swagger that it ultimately just turned out goofy with more slow mo CG I sequences than a Michael Bay movie.

There were definitely a few cool sequences, but nothing you didn't see crammed into the trailer, so I couldn't say what you tried.

The story of Robin Hood should be about good, evil and justice, and although this version had some of that, it felt a little too bogged down and turning the merry men into s A s Soldiers, the setting into call of duty maps and Terran Edgerton Robin into Neo from The Matrix.

Let's just say it earned its triad of Razzie nominations.

Didn't see it coming.

I did.

Number nine.

The Girl in the Spider's Web.

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo book series is about as gritty as crime novels come.

And when David Fincher brought Lisbeth Salander is Chaotic World to the big screen in 2011 it was praised by critics and moviegoers alike.

However.

Seven years later, the Siri's got somewhat of a reboot with the girl in the Spider's Web same characters but a different cast.

And he hired me to take it back from them.

Take us in steel.

I think he wanted to destroy it.

Same dark and dingy, intent but not quite executed with the same amount of finesse.

You don't want to finish the game.

Oh, checkmate.

It wasn't terrible by any means, but for fans of the series, the movie focused a little too much on Hollywood action rather than the collection of brilliant characters it had at its disposal.

Number eight Howard the Duck.

To be fair to this one, it might have done better if it was released today, given the hunger for live action movies featuring comic book characters.

But it would probably still raise a few eyebrows and traumatize a whole lot of kids First of all, the Howard the Duck movie was live action, not animated for some strange contractual reason.

And that meant that it's titular character was just plain weird.

Theo.

It locked all the charm of the comics.

The plot was a mess, and, worst of all, it put a black mark next to any future Howard the Duck movie projects.

At least it gave us one of the weirdest sex scenes of all time G's like love.

Strange you could always minutes right.

Number seven Death Wish.

Charles Bronson Shoot em Ups were very much of their time packed, full of graphic violence and social commentary, along with some cheesy, endlessly quotable dialogue.

When it was announced that Bronson's legendary death wish was going to be remade with Bruce Willis in the lead role, there was a collective, mournful little sigh in the film community.

You can't do this, Paul.

You're not a cop, but somebody has to do it.

In 20 eighteen's death wish.

The violence is way over the top.

It's commentary on gun control is a little confusing.

And Bruce Willis is, while he's Bruce Willis is who was nobody.

Combine all that with the fact that it was released just a few weeks after a tragic school shooting, and you start to realize why MGM would rather just sweep this one under the rug in a body bag.

How is this part of his point?

How is this part of any point Number six Sherlock gnomes?

For those not in the gnome?

Sorry, The no movie sub genre is a thing, albeit a very niche thing.

There's no Meo and Juliet know Malone and, of course, Sherlock Gnomes duties.

And this movie is extremely thin on the ground, relying on a bunch of Nome puns and a loose Sherlock type storyline.

In an attempt to add some credibility, the filmmakers even brought Johnny Depp on board to voice the eponymous detective alongside names like James McAvoy and Emily Blunt.

What are you looking for?

An assistant to ask fewer questions, but that didn't help.

In fact, Dep earned a Razzie nomination for it, and it's Gnome wonder.

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Watched the movie going T o.

That's not a very good surprise.

Number five.

Terminator Genesis, Terminator two.

Judgment Day is hands Down, one of the best action movies of all time and in an attempt to relive the glory days of said action flick The Terminator franchise was rebooted in 2015 with Terminator Genesis.

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Although the movie made a lot of money, it left fans wanting, with Arnie's reprising roll, arguably being the only convincing part of it with it massively lacking originality and love from audiences, the plans for a Genesis spurred trilogy were stopped dead in their tracks, and the franchise was once again rebooted in 2019 with Terminator.

Dark Fate We mean, Come on, guys.

Terminators Air Tough, but they can only take so much I can see you're very upset.

Number four.

Solo A Star Wars story Some things should just be left to the imagination, and that includes the origin of one of cinema's most lovable Nerf herders.

Han Solo.

I got kicked out of the Imperial Academy for having a mind of my own, but I'm a great 2018 solo, a Star Wars story gave us an insight into the characters, criminal backstory and love life.

And although as an action movie, it was pretty entertaining, it just didn't feel necessary in the Star Wars franchise.

Seeing Han in his early days kind of took away some of the magic of the character.

Only way we're gonna pull this off is if everybody plays their part.

Stick to the plan.

Do not improvise.

We no longer had to imagine his juvenile years and how he and Chewy met.

Plus, let's be honest, trying to cast a worthy young Harrison Ford is pretty much impossible.

Number three.

The Emoji Movie Where to start with this one.

Remember the Angry Birds movie?

A film based on a nap?

Well, if you thought that lacked depth, the Emoji movie is on another level.

Yes, it's a movie about emoticons.

Want to be a working emoji, you know, like like everybody else?

And then then I would finally fit in, you know, Jam packed with terrible puns and innuendos disguised as relatable humor.

It's agonizingly awful.

From start to finish, it doesn't even feel like the filmmakers tried to make it a good movie and it's four Razzie awards proved that.

Ooh, shades.

Or should we say raspberry emoji?

Number four emoji trophy emoji.

We're talking about a movie that peeks at Patrick Stewart playing a turd.

What happened?

I know it was an accident.

We all have accident number two Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

Everyone wanted this movie to be good, like so badly and in parts.

We do get some of the old school badass Indy whip hot scowl and all.

But we also get Shyla both playing a tough comb toad in Greece.

Er, cheesy special effects.

And, oh yeah, aliens.

In fact, the whole story was hinged on the existence of aliens.

This movie is particularly frustrating because it had so much potential, and it does have some genuinely exhilarating moments, but we just can't help but feel like it's a flat tire tagged onto a solid trilogy that ended 20 years before it.

Where did they go?

Space not into space, into the space between spaces.

And now, apparently, we're getting a new indie flick at some point in the future.

Like did they not learn their lesson before we unveil our number one pick Here are some honorable mentions.

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I'm gonna tell you why, Because where else would we ever want to go?

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Number one Psycho I know.

Let's remake one of the most loved and flawless horror movies of all time.

Scene for scene with Vince Vaughn in the leading role, said nobody, but it's no use and drawing on our losses.

No, we just keep on lighting the lights and following the formalities.

1998 Psycho is completely pointless.

It offers up nothing but disappointing performances and is basically an insult to Hitchcock's in 1960 original.

The tone of the movie is way off, with von failing to give Norman Bates the likable innocents Anthony Perkins did, and the climactic scenes swerve suddenly and go for shock value.

Instead, it kind of feels like you're watching your friends at high school badly reenact a script you're studying for.

104 mind numbingly average minutes.

Okay, take it easy.

I, for one, was very interested in seeing Vince Von playing Norman Bates.

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