Top 5 Worst Movies Of 2020

The Top 5 Worst Movies Of 2020

What A Year!

Welcome back to my Top 5 Worst Movies of the year list! 2020 has sucked for movies and I wasn't sure going into this list if I would have enough films to even qualify for the Top 5 Worst and Best lists. But I have exactly 10 movies that qualified under part of 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 am going to change it a little bit because 2020 was so unusual, 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 2020!

5. The Invisible Man

The Invisible Man was a decent enough film. It wasn't perfect and it most certainly had it's flaws, but I would consider watching it again.

3.3/5

4. Rebecca

Rebecca was a bit of a disappointment. I do enjoy the gothic genre, but Rebecca didn't really seem that gothic at all. I think I might have over shot my expectations, and looking back at it now, I probably should have lowered my rating.

3/5

3. Sonic the Hedgehog (2020)

When I was a kid, Sonic was one of my favorite franchises, and I think I might have had blinders on, but this adaptation was pretty bad. I expected a little more from the film than I got. It's still alright for kids, but older fans might not like it.

2.7/5

2. Jumanji: The Next Level

Jumanji: The Next Level was boring. There were some decent enough actors in the film and I've seen them do better things, but this movie was boring as hell. I'll probably never watch this film again, and I never plan too.

2.5/5

1. Mank

And finally we've come to the Worst Movie Of 2020, Mank. I really don't understand why other critics are loving this movie, it really sucks. The structure is all over the place and it only goes halfway with trying 30s style of film, but it never commits. Mank is absolutely bad.

2/5

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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