Well since we have a lot of things to look back on from the 2010s now that it's over, I've decided to go for a more interesting topic that I thought might be fun to come back to. What are some of the worst movies you thought came out in theaters last decade? I'll start off with a common choice, the Minions movie. As much merchandising we've seen all over stores and arcades, I guess it was inevitable that Illumination had to bring this out for kids and moms to see (or whoever's a fan of those Minion memes on Facebook).

Pretty much most of them sucked (On the plus side, we did get two new animated cult classic films in Wreck it Ralph 1 and Big Hero 6, so there was at least that. Other than that, 2010's was the era of recycled Hollywood trash)

The Emoji Movie was painful. The Jem & The Holograms movie... rubbish. Let's not forget that Ghostbusters debacle. 

here's one that started with the decade, the last airbender movie. so much of the charm the series was known for was taken out for these bland and forgettable performances, and character names like aang and sokka were mispronounced. my brother and i decided to actually waste our time to go see it in the theater.

Jack and Jill

The only good thing about that movie was Al Pacino being in it.

"Wreck-It Ralph 2: Ralph Breaks The Internet". I didn't like how game-jumping was viewed as something negative in the first movie, both for its' title character and the film's villain, King Candy, but seen as something positive for Vanellope in the sequel. The fact that Wreck-It Ralph is chastised for his actions in the second movie, but Vanellope didn't catch any heat for her actions, ruined the movie for me.

"Jem And The Holograms" was also a big disappointment for me as well. I think several things wrecked it, most notably changing everything that made the cartoon so unique to turn the film into a generic band movie, and giving the movie a budget of 5 million dollars when other Hasbro properties turned into movies had budgets in the nine-figure range. $5 million couldn't even cover 10 minutes of special effects in a Transformers movie, so how could they make a decent Jem movie for that budget?

Also, I didn't like "Jack And Jill", either. I think Cinematic Excrement's review of the movie is funnier than the film itself: 

For that matter, Cinematic Excrement also did an excellent take on "Jem And The Holograms" as well: 

Maybe Cats? lol Haven't seen it

the 2015 reboot of fantastic four was such an embarrassing comic book flop that even the actors were just in it for the money.

Wasn't too fond of Robocop (2014).

Yikes! They barely put that one together to qualify as a film.

Benjanime wrote :

the 2015 reboot of fantastic four was such an embarrassing comic book flop that even the actors were just in it for the money.

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for some unnecessary reason there were direct-to-video tom and jerry movies where the two interacted with characters from the wizard of oz and willy wonka and the chocolate factory. while i'll give the artists their efforts in reimagining the characters with their designs nobody asked for these and they were nothing more than cashgrabs. but hey that's modern warner bros. for ya, some of their direct-to-video ideas work when done right, while others are left making viewers scratch their head (teen titans vs. teen titans go)