2. One Missed Call (2008) – Rating: 0%
One Missed Call, a film by Eric Valette, offers a premise that’s a little intriguing. A small number of people hear a voicemail, but the voice on the other end is quite unexpected – it’s their voice. How is that even possible? Nobody is aware. Their future selves continue to narrate their deaths in voicemails, including the precise day, time, and method of passing away. Even while the plot seems intriguing enough, the movie sadly fails. The watch isn’t spooky at all, which is disappointing given the potential for this horror story. This eerie movie needs to perform one last enchantment and vanish.
2. One Missed Call (2008) – Rating: 0%
1. Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever (2002) – Rating: 0%
This is undoubtedly one of those cases where a movie’s title is so peculiar that you can immediately tell it’s going to be a dud. Ballistic: Considering its stars and premise, Ecks vs. Sever is astonishingly awful. In the film, Lucy Liu plays Sever and Antonio Banderas plays Ecks. Sever is a renegade DIA agent, while Ecks is an FBI agent. The two agents have been at odds for a long time, but they are compelled to work together to stop a greater menace. The action scenes in this film are excruciatingly painful. The narrative is a disaster, the violence is out of control, and there are too many plot holes to count.
1. Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever (2002) – Rating: 0%
You’ve seen the worst films of all time… well according to Rotten Tomatoes, these are the 30 best Action & Adventure movies of all-time. Some of these will certainly be of surprise to have made the list!
30. The French Connection (1971) – Rating: 98%
The French Connection, starring Roy Scheider and Gene Hackman, is a true classic in the thriller/action genre. Jimmy Doyle, the detective played by Hackman, is committed to bringing down a heroin trafficker with roots in Marseilles. Doyle’s pursuit is difficult, as is obvious. Everything around him turns to hell as he draws nearer to taking out the French drug dealers. The movie contains one of the best vehicle chase moments in movie history, which will make your heart race and make you feel like you are in the car with the characters. Detective Doyle may not complete his assignment because of the nature of his case, which puts his life in danger.
30. The French Connection (1971) Rating 98%
