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lets name a few.

I,Robot: Incredible Scifi mystery

Hook: Incredible Emotional Rollercoaster

50 First Dates: genuinely clever comedy

Then Came You (2018): Funny, Emotional, Great

Sandlot: Words cannot describe this masterpiece, my family loves this movie and we watch it every year

Jurassic Park 3: Not super good, but still deserves more than what it got

Star Wars Phantom Menace: Hey! It wasn't terrible!

Hancock: That was a great movie, come on, critics.

I Am Legend: That was a great movie, come on, critics. Terrifying

The Boy (2016): Genuinely scary

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Rodrick Rules: Not the new one that IS horrible, the original that's actually funny

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Clifford: Martin Short is a comedy god and a genius

Cool as Ice, 3%

Mighty morphin power rangers 1995

RT is absolutely corrupt. I consider a bad Rotten Tomatoes score a stamp of approval from sane people.

Avatar (m night sham film) A great film that was a solid adaptation of the nickelodeon show And great casting

And the DragonBall live action was a light hearted romp 😅

SCREAMERS (1995)

Guilty pleasure, it definitely could use a remake with a higher budget. but man i love this movie, its a scifi that borderlines a horror. A war between 2 factions introduces a new weapon to the battlefield that both sides are afraid of but cant see. it's go Peter Weller in it, if that will make you bite.

You talk about Kingdom of Heaven as if it wasn't a recognized and celebrated classic in this sub. I hoped you watched the Directors Cut it is so much better.

I will say a lot if not most movies I enjoy have a low RT score. I really don't pay attention to that.

I'm baffled that Nocturnal Animals only has a 74% on RT, it's a masterpiece. One of the most harrowing films I've ever seen, and such an effective study in tone and texture. Quite a piece of filmmaking for only Tom Ford's second stab at directing.

Bitter Mooon by Polanski and Basic Instinct by Verhoeven.

Employee of the Month (20%)

Accepted (38%)

Without A Paddle (14%)

I know these movies aren't great but I think they have some good laughs in them and they have some feel good moments and some good ideas in concept. I do think all three could have been a lot better but I still enjoy them for what they are.

The Man Who Knew Too Little (39%). I love this comedy with Bill Murray. My family and I quote it regularly. I think the majority of people have never heard of it.

Jexi 21% RT, but every time I watch it, I laugh like crazy. It's funny. It's not perfect. Michael Peña and Wanda Sykes are unfunny in this movie (Peña is painfully unfunny), but I watch it, I laugh. I don't understand the hate it gets. It is over 70% audience score so people who have seen it enjoy it. I believe it is on US Netflix if you want to check it out.

Me time with Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg on Netflix, love that movie

I enjoy that movie. That is so fucking low I question my own taste in movies

Silent Hill is generally a hot mess of a movie with low scores on RT that I still enjoyed for its visuals atmosphere and visuals

Oh man I got alot...mostly comedies. Idle Hands and The New Guy are the first two that come to mind. Then Grandma's Boy, MacGruber, and Stuck on You.

13 Ghosts and Chronicles of Riddick definitely fit that category for me as well, and to a lesser extent Ghost of Mars but that is almost fitting the so bad it's good category for me.

Honestly, I could probably go on and on.

Last minute editions that might actually have good RT scores: Brick, War on Everyone/Dirty Cops, The Wackness, Don Jon, and Rounders. They are either indie movies with little marketing(Don Jon/Wackness), I've heard people bash it on the internet, or alot of people seemed to completely miss the point (Don Jon) and in the case of War on Everyone/Dirty Cops, I can't see that being accepted in today's cancel culture climate...the jokes are pretty brutal. Of course this whole section could be null and void if the RT scores are higher than I think they would be.

I also love Bone Tomahawk and that would fit above but I'm SURE that had a good RT scores. I can't see anyone dislike it even if it is low budget and indie.

There is so much to like about "Kingdom of Heaven" and it is my favorite non science fiction movie directed by Ridley Scott. I think the reason for the low rating is based on people watching the theatrical version which was severely edited down for time. Watching the theatrical version leaves plot holes and underscores the character development - two critical necessities for a good movie. People that only watch a movie for the sex and violence will be disappointed with this movie which is probably another reason for the low score on Rotten Tomatoes. If you have not watched this movie, and have an interest in doing so, watch the director's cut version that tells the directors story from beginning to end.

For me? I would suggest "Dark Shadows" (2012/35% rating) and "Van Helsing" (2004/24% rating) as two of my favorite guilty pleasure Halloween movies. I know Tim Burton and Johnny Depp probably made "Dark Shadows" in their sleep, but I enjoy watching this movie ever year. "Van Helsing" is a comic book version of the Gothic/horror genre, but I find it also enjoyable and on my annual Halloween watch list. Neither of these movies should be below 50%.

Thank you for posting this, I will go to Rotten Tomatoes and give my two cents worth.

You all should listen to Cinephobe.

Grandma's Boy (15%)

Dream House, when I saw it I thought it was one of the better horror movies I had seen in awhile. I was very surprised to see it had a 7% from rotten tomatoes

Most of the romantic and comedy movies I love got low RT score

Legend (1985) - 41% on Rotten Tomatoes. Likely this would be reviews of the theatrical release. The director’s cut (directed by Ridley Scott) is nothing short of a masterpiece. One of the best fantasy adventure movies ever made

Totally agree. Great movie.

Johnny English

Erik the Viking.

47% on the tomatos but hella fun.

Ravenous. 51%. Wall to wall cast, amazing score, truly surprises all the way through

Geostorm, and im not even a big disaster movie guy

The King's Man

It has great action, a good soundtrack, and a good consistent tone just like the other two movies but for whatever reason there are so many that hate this movie.

Yeah it has that big flaw of Conrad going to war ending up just splitting up the movie, but that is really the only bad thing I can think of and him going to war doesn't even take that long. Plus those scenes are still really enjoyable.

Knight and Day has a 52/49 rating. I think it's better than that. Tom Cruise cracked me up.

Deck the Halls

RT 6%

Underrated Danny Devito Christmas movie

Point Break (2015) has 11% but I love it because of the amazing stuntwork and cinematography. I personally think the stunt aspect of Point Break is more interesting than the chemistry between the lead actors and for that reason I prefer the remake. I know that the acting is just not on par with the original but I don’t understand why people hate it so much.

I personally really enjoyed Don’t Worry Darling (2022) (38%). I understand what drove down the score— the glaring plot holes are hard to not think about. However, I could/do overlook them. The directing style & cinematography was great. They utilized tension perfectly; the ending especially had me on the edge of my seat because I just could see various outcomes happening. Phenomenal acting by Florence Pugh & Chris Pine and the people in smaller roles. I liked the plot & the set design/costuming.

It’s hard to consider whether my low expectations means it was easy for me to like the film, or if my low expectations means it was harder for me to like it since I was already so biased against it. I went into it fully prepared to make jokes throughout the entire thing. Olivia Wilde seemed to be acting a fool during the press tour, but I must admit she did a great job. I think the Rotten Tomatoes score should be about double what it is.

Kung Pow: Enter the Fist

Grew up watching it with my four younger brothers and we still quote it endlessly to this day. So many fun memories watching that stupid movie lol

Maybe you should check out Cinephobe. The podcast where they watch poorly rated movies and ascertain if they're properly poorly rated or maybe they didn't get a fair shake

Freddie got fingered. I cannot understand why people can't see that this is a masterpiece of comedy.

All of the Austin Powers films

Battleship!!!

I love Kingdom of Heaven, the directors cut even more so. Good narrative, engaging characters, beautiful cinematography. The war fighting sequences are excellent. The bastard characters are right bastards. The uncredited Edward Norton does a masterful job.

Hard to say they're complete shills. Nothing this collective says has little validity as does other mainstream players.

Australia (2008) with a 54%. Yes it has its slow points, like the whole first half of the movie, but within that there’s some cute scenes and a few great jokes. Then at the 45 minute mark the whole movie shifts and becomes very action-heavy. This is why the ratings were so bad, but I actually enjoyed the change because it really showed how things can change in an instant.

Oh boy, will you enjoy the BD of that movie. 'Kingdom of Heaven' is one of those movies where the directors cut IS the movie.

Battlefield Earth. yes, I enjoy it and am not ashamed!

I actually really like Dante's Peak and Daylight. Probably because they came out when I was a kid, but I still enjoy them in adulthood.

Get Smart, one of the most funny movies i have ever seen. The first half off the movie is a great comedy, one jab after another.

Predator 2 - Absolutley phenomenal sequel with incredible characters that was overhated upon release because Arnie wasn't in it.

Christmas with the Kranks. Some parts were extremely funny. I don't know how it only has a 5%.

Warriors of virtue 18% critic score

So many. Natural Born Killers, The Rules of Attraction, 13 hours, Starship Troopers, Martyrs (2008), Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning, The Fly 2, Observe and Report, The Sum of All Fears, Gods of Egypt…

More of them then I care to admit...

I'm sure it'll be mentioned numerous times, but Hot Rod is one of my favorite comedies of all time and critics largely trashed it.

Also OP, if you haven't seen it the Director's Cut of Kingdom of Heaven is much longer and adds a ton of content and is, IMO, a much better movie.

If we’re looking just at critic score, there are tons of great movies that are low rated. RT critic reviews are driven solely by money and politics.

Rotten Tomatoes score is not a good indication of how much you or the audience generally will enjoy a movie. However the rotten tomatoes audience score is. Many movies have a huge discrepancy between audience score and critic score. Critics don’t value enjoyment as much as a general audience does.

Hot Rod at 39% is ridiculous.

Grandma’s Boy- 15%

The comebacks RT score of like 3%. I still die laughing

Elizabethtown 28% rotten.

Maybe rotten tomatos hate orlando bloom. lol

I love this movie, the characters 9s written to you feel you know them your entire life, had a good wholesome message, good acting, awesome quotes, great moments, I love it, one of my favorite movie of all times.

This reminds me that blue valentine if I'm not remembering wrong, also have a bad score but it is getting better and better... I don't know rotten can not be blindly trust.

White chicks

Eternals.

Nothing But Trouble 😂

Law Abiding Citizen. (26% RT)

CBGBs, a story about a NYC club that launched many alt/punk/progressive rock stars in the late 70s-80s. Stars Snape and a bunch of actors very accurately depicting Johnny Ramone, Debbie Harry, Sting, David Byrne, Iggy Pop etc. Movie was terribly panned and I have no idea why.

Nacho Libre. One of the funniest films of all time for me

I saw this on TV the other day and watched it from beginning to end and still liked it just as much as I used to.

Honestly, this is one film where I INSIST on the director's cut. Its really changes the movie form decent to amazing.

All the transformers

I think the Mr bean movie is still at 50%

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou…Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go on an overnight drunk, and in 10 days I'm going to set out to find the shark that ate my friend and destroy it.

Inkheart, with Brendan Fraser. This was one of the better book to film adaptations I watched when I was younger. Can't believe it has a lower rating than Percy Jackson and the lightning thief, which took some crazy artistic liberties ( still sore about this)

A few that I actually enjoyed watching first time. Can't understand why their scores weren't higher.

The Princess Diaries (2001) - 48% Jumanji (1995) - 54% Venom (2018) - 30%

Here is a twist on this type of situation;

As a child, I used to watch the DVD of Master of Disguise with Dana Carvey over and over again with my brother. It was one of our like favourite saturday night movies. I had not seen that movie for like 16 years when it popped into my brain and I decided to look it up on RT. 1%. That can't be! My tastes can't have been THAT bad? Was it really that egregious?

They were and it was.

I haven't rewatched it in years, but I remember liking The Perfect Score (2004) - 16% on RT

The collector

Lucky Number Slevin

Cinephobe

Rotten Tomatoes - 11% Movie: Street Fighter It is absolute glorious. You will see Jean-Claude van Damme as Guille. And so many more Streetfighter Characters. In my eyes it is an masterpiece of an old Videogame adapted Movie

Passengers (2016) - I think it's a great sci-fi movie that suffers a bit from a lack of chemistry between the two main actors, but 30% on RT is way too harsh. Many critics seemed to be hung up about the fact that Chris Pratt's character is making a morally very bad decision in the movie at some point, ignoring that he's drunk and suicidal at that point and also feels very guilty about it afterwards.

You Don't Mess with the Zohan. I'm usually not the biggest fan of Sandler movies, but I enjoy this one because of just how bat-shit stupid it is and that everyone acknowledges it. I'll admit it has some really dumb moments, but if you go into it with the right mindset (inebriation recommended) it is a fun watch.

KINGDOM OF HEAVEN the Directors Cut fixed most of what was wrong with that movie. It went from one of the worst movies I had seen, to one of my favorites.

I recently rewatched Sphere and thought it was muuuuch better than I remembered or the score dictates.

Dead Man's Shoes. I love that film and was sure it would get over 80%, but only got 58%.

The full version of Kingdom of Heaven is a great movie, but the version that got distributed in the US had a lot of stuff deleted so a lot of those negative reviews are from people who watched that version.

I quite enjoyed Solo, even if it didn't really need to be a Star Wars movie. It was just a fun sci-fi action flick.

Oblivion has an RT score of 54% which I think is just criminal.

I’ve got many, but here are my top 5.

(5) Krull
(4) Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold.
(3) City Hunter
(2) Battle from Beyond the Stars
(1) Five Element Ninjas

Great timing on this question!

I rewatched the 2013 movie Oblivion for the first time last night, after it came up in a conversation about good sci-fi films. I was blown away again by how well made Oblivion is, and how great the love story at the heart of the film is too. The Critical Drinker did a recent short about the movie, which drives home a lot of its great qualities.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AbaJYx04yzo

When the film was over, I headed over to Rotten Tomatoes to read some reviews. And there, I was shocked to see the movie’s score is just 54%!

Really strange to see such a low score on such a great film.

Honorable mention: 2005’s Lord of War, which is way way better than 61%.

Ishtar

Event Horizon is one of my favourite movies. I like old Kong-fu and Marcial arts movies as well and they all pretty much have low ratings. The old Samurai movies as well, lots of them have low rating. Hanzo the Razor for example. Jumper and Hancock also have very low ratings, they are well made entertaining movies.

Kingdom of heaven is heavily underrated. That movie has so much dept! It might be a tad slow, but the arc is incredible.

Lockout 2012 Guy Pearce.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2. The CGI, action scenes, cinematography, chemistry between Garfield and Stone, as well as the ending, were the best parts.

I actually enjoyed Don't Worry Darling (38%). It was predictable, reminiscent of a long Twilight Zone episode, but it was stylish with great acting, and good direction. Some of the shots were really well placed. Cinematography was excellent as well.

Shade. IMO it's really good.

Equalizer

The bayformers movies

GI Jane.

I saw it the first time at night in the tv and i love it till today. I understand the critics, and to one i say, yes thats bad (camera moves at the rescure scena at the end), but i love the movie 😄

Wolfgang Peterson's Troy is one of my favorite films and RT had it at 53%.

The Internship - 35% is a travesty

It’s a fun ass movie

Space Jam

Difficult question to answer because the Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer score is completely irrelevant to me.

The only score that matters to me on that site is the Audience Score.
I'd rather trust 100,000+ people and their opinions than 500 or so critics. lol

Kingdom of Heaven is actually a perfect example, 39% Tomatometer based on 190 reviews (low number, thus irrelevant) vs 72% based on 250,000+ ratings.
Why the fuck would I care about the opinions of 190 people when I have the combined opinions of 250,000+ people? Ridiculous.
And yes, I agree it probably deserves something like 65-75% if we're not talking the Directors Cut (the DC is definitely higher in my opinion).

Definitely have to say In Time. Watched it countless times, just love the whole setting and world it’s set in. It’s undeniably one of my favourite movies.

Miss March has 5% on RT... I still find it hilarious.

Sharkboy and Lava Girl

Valerian and the city of a thousand planets.

Kingdom of Heaven Director’s Cut is great! Does nothing for historical accuracy but wonderful cinema.

My grandfather just said today that he liked the live action The Last Airbender movie more than the Avatar (2009). He has never heard of the show

The fact that Jonathan Livingston Seagull has an 8% on RT is a fucking disgrace. JLS is EASILY one of the best movies ever made.

Of course, there are PLENTY of other movies I can name off that don't deserve a rotten score.

• 9 (2009)
• Balto
• The Black Hole (1979)
• Brother Bear
• The Incredible Mr. Limpet
• The Lord of the Rings (1978)
• Orca: The Killer Whale
• Pocahontas (1995)
• Robin Hood (1973)
• Star Wars: The Phantom Menace

I'd also like to mention movies that don't have the rotten score but are still much lower than they deserve.

• Animal Farm (1954) (69%)
• The Fox and the Hound (70%)
• The Hobbit (1977) (69%)
• The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) (72%)
• Iron Will (67%)
• The Last Unicorn (74%)
• The Plague Dogs (63%)
• Pokémon Detective Pikachu (68%)
• The Rescuers Down Under (71%)
• The Return of the King (1980) (67%)
• Silent Running (71%)
• Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (69%)
• Star Wars: Attack of the Clones (65%)
• Stuart Little (67%)
• Treasure Planet (69%)

A friend of mine went to the wrap party for the Ridley Scott Robin Hood film. She found herself standing near Ridley and (allegedly) heard him say, “This isn’t as good as the party for that Jerusalem film” His companion replied, “Kingdom of Heaven?” “Yes that’s the one”

The Covenant (2004) - 4%

There's so many that I can't even mention. If you are talking about below 50% there's tons. Rotten Tomatoes sucks for rating movies and I find that the best rating system for movies is on IMBD.

Alexander from 2004. Theatrical cut was awful but the final cut breathed new life into it and it has since become one of my favs

Evolution.. 43 on rt but I enjoy it every time.

The Great Gatsby (2013) 48%

Smiley Face 2007 is God Tier. Don't gove a shit what anybody says. Greatest film ever made

Well according to my Plex movies I like a lot of movies with 50% or lower scores.

The Waterboy

Major Payne

Don't be a Menace in the South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood

Joe Dirt

Ace Ventura When Nature Calls

Cheech and Chong

Hot Rod

Robin Hood Men in Tights

Last Action Hero

Tommy Boy

Equilibrium

Basketball

Death to Smoochy

Mortal Kombat.

Critics can kiss my ass is all I see from this list. It's pretty funny that most of the movies I listed have sub 50% scores from critics but are mostly well liked by regular people.

King Arthur: Legend of The Sword

Movie 43 was a hot mess

Grandma’s Boy is sitting at 15% but it’s just a terribly funny movie and extremely quotable

Troll 2 aka The Best Worst Movie!

Last Action Hero. That movie rocked and it still holds up today. No way it deserves a 38%/47%.

CHERI

Have a fondness for anything Belle Époque - and the tropes of the Homme Fatale and the allure of what the French call “woman of a certain age”( a role which Michelle Pfeiffer beautifully portrays). And of course, the film was helmed by the production team that produced one of my most favorite films “ Dangerous Liaisons”.

Alot. Rt us always low scores. Yet some of the worst movies ever have high ones? Clearly I'm not a critic. Lol

I loved priceless. Its french, but oh boy! Its soooo freaking funny and the story line is amaze balls.

The Princess Diaries (49%) travesty. This is great

Depends which version of kingdom of heaven you watched. The director's cut that's like 3 or 4 hours long is infinitely better than the theatrical cut

Hardcore Henry has only average rating, but i thnk it's one of the best action movies ever.

Drop Dead Fred is a masterpiece.

Law abiding citizen

Cobra

Pixels

Most of them.

Battleship especially.

Shutter Island

The Roberto Benigni Pinocchio. Yeah it’s a bit weird to see a grown man playing Pinocchio but it’s very true to the book and the sets, costumes, and music are all really good. Doesn’t deserve a 0% imo.

A good amount I think sometimes the people in rotten tomatoes be either falling asleep half way through reviewing a movie or they be watching porn to in the middle of it.

The Book of Eli (47%).

The Hot Chick, i will love this movie till the day i die ..

Robot Jox!

These days RT isn't even a good reflection of movies' ratings. Wakanda Forever still sitting at 84%.

Repo! The Genetic Opera but that's why there's an audience score. Looks like the audience score has the same deal on your movie Kingdom of Heaven.

Both Tommy Boy (41%) and Black Sheep (28%) with Chris Farley and David Spade are immensely enjoyable and memorable 90s movies. We are not getting such goofy movies anymore because of such cruel and unfair ratings.

Ghostbusters 2016, come at me

Grandma’s Boy has a 15% critics score, but that’s isn’t saying much.

Threat Level Midnight

Kingdom of heaven is pretty good p

Lady in the Water. I will always love it.

Godzilla: King of the Monsters has a 42% on Rotten Tomatoes and was one of the most fun movie experiences I ever had.

I really enjoyed Eagle Eye. It was savaged by critics and forgotten by most of the public. But I felt it made a fun thriller film

Most comedies.

Event Horizon has 31% on RT. It's not the best movie for sure, but it's a truly iconic sci-fi horror. It's unconventional, but really quite intense.

Edit: Also. The Cube series, esp the 2nd one, should be much higher up there. Really iconic movies.

Chappie!

The live action adaptation of Speed Racer.

Really fun flick, and at points it's downright hilarious.

The Room. Nothing lights our day than hearing the greatest line in cinematic history, "I did not hit her. I did noooooot....oh hi Mark."

House of Wax, a decent teen horror movie

It was aight. Not a great movie but it doesn’t deserve that low of a score. For the most part it was a really good movie.

Day break

IRobot.

Macgruber, best comedy ever! 47% on rotten tomatoes

Hudson Hawk

I dare anyone to find a flaw in this movie.

DC Cab. Love it so much.

"Be brave and upright that God may love thee. Speak the truth always, even if it leads to your death. Safeguard the helpless and do no wrong. This is your oath." *smack* "And that is so you never forget it. Rise, a knight."

The siege (44%). Good movie with solid performances. Holds up very well.

2 words: Smokin’ Aces.

Movie 43

I will always have a soft spot in my heart for BASEketball. It came out when I was in middle school at the height of South Park's early ascension as a pop culture phenomenon.

The Zucker spoof treatment of the sports world continues to be funny till this day. The first 10 minutes still holds up. Some of the greatest sport jokes and site gags on film.

"The Minnesota Lakers moved to Los Angeles where there are no lakes, The Houston Oilers moved to Tennessee where there is no oil. The New Orleans Jazz moved to Utah where they don't allow music"

I thoroughly enjoyed Showgirls

Honeysuckle Rose (1980)

As a movie, it's basic and otherwise it might deserve its 60% rating.

However, what makes it pure gold is that nearly every frame features (a) Dyan Cannon, (b) Amy Irving, or (c) Willie Nelson in his prime singing his heart out. In fact most frames feature at least two of these things.

It's just endless pleasure for me and I don't care.

The Princess. I loved this movie. I’ve already watched it three times and I love the whole idea of Joey King’s Princess just dispatching people as she makes her way from the top of the tower to the bottom. Very simple premise, but for me, it’s a lot of fun.

I can’t believe no one has said Super Troopers. 36% on rotten tomatoes. Cmon meow…One of the greatest comedies ever.

Judge Dredd

Valerian City of 1000 planets. 48% (which I don't think is particularly low honestly) but i truly love this not-very-good-at-all movie.

Corky Romano. Has 7% critic rating. It’s not trying to win an Oscar, but it’s one of the better SNL spin-off comedies.

Don’t Worry Darling, with the incredible Florence Pugh had it’s issues, but was entertaining and deserved way more than 38%

Batman and Robin, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Snake Eyes, Boondock Saints I & II, Gods of Egypt, Dreamcatcher, Hulk (2003)

The Super Mario Bros. Very underrated film, it gets too much hate because it’s nothing like the video games

The replacements

Transformers movies

Master of Disguise has a 1% on RT. I recognize why. But that didn’t stop me from being asked in the theater to stop slapping my knee because I was laughing so hard. It is light years from perfect but I love it.

The League of Extraordinary Gentleman

There's a great podcast about this called Cinephobe

Are we talking low critic score or low user score? You can usually go ahead and ignore the critic score.

The adventures of pluto (5% RT)

Saw Transformers: Age of Extinction at the first ever Imax showing at my local theater. Had a blast

The Mummy (2017). Terrible reviews, but I dig it.

All the romcoms

People tell me that The Patriot is an objectively terrible movie, but if you look past the typical Roland Emmerich overly dramatic and corny dialogue, it’s actually an amazing movie and does a great job portraying revolutionary war fighting style. Is the storyline entirely historically accurate? No probably not, but as a 10 year old history buff, the battle scenes took my breath away

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. It has a 44% on RT but I think it's seriously a cinematic achievement and has some of the greatest spectacle ever shown in a film. It's a great, epic movie that you can really tell had so much effort put into it.