Top 5 Worst Films Of 2021

And Here We Go

Okay, okay, I know I didn't review as many films as I should have this year. A lot of stuff changed in my personal life, and the reviews got put on the back burner. I'll just be basing the list off of the movies that I did review. So, just know that numbers five and four on this list probably wouldn't have been here if I did more reviews this past year. I'll try to do better next year. This years rules will be the same as last years. Just a reminder, here are the rules: the rules are the movie had to either been in theaters this year, or premiered this year, and the movie must have scored below a 3/5. I'm going to make the list basically in order of scoring so the "scored below a 3/5" rule is going to tossed out this year but the "been in theaters or premiered this year" rule will still be in active. With that said, here are the Top 5 Worst Movies Of 2021!

5. Godzilla VS Kong

I kinda expected more out of this film. It wasn't that bad, but it wasn't the best either. Both of these characters have seen better days.

3/5

4. Raya And The Last Dragon

You know, I haven't been that impressed with Disney films the last few years. The quality seems to be dropping to me. But I should mention that I am a bit biased because I prefer 2D animation to 3D.

3/5

3. Monster Hunter

I didn't expect much from this film. It should have been easy to get at least 3 out of 5, but it failed to even meet the bare minimum of expectations.

2.5/5

2. Black Widow

I'm going to make a post about the MCU soon, and the reason for the upcoming post is this film in part. Black Widow was a solid disappointment.

2/5

1. No Time To Die

It pains me to put this here. I went into this film thinking it might be my best film of the year, and I walked out knowing it might be my worst. This James Bond film was such a disappointment. The Craig films ended with Skyfall as far as I'm concerned.

0.5/5

Conclusion

Do you agree with my list? Do you disagree? Should I have a different movie(s) on this list? Am I completely wrong and you want to go on a rant? Well then, tell me in the comments! And my top 5 best list will come out on New Years Eve!

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