Most Overrated Movies

After 30 years, George Miller just decided to mix Road Warrior with Beyond Thunderdome. The plot holes are glaring, the action scenes are mostly sped up like a Benny Hill sketch, Tom Hardy doesn't come anywhere near Mel Gibson's star quality, and Mad Max shouldn't be Indiana Jones surviving Looney Toons sandstorms with ease.

Tries to be a dark comedy but it's not funny or dramatic. The acting's average at best, and the dialogue surprisingly boring.

A typically boring and cartoonish movie from Tarantino the plagiarist. One of his very worst. His Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction days are long gone.

It thinks it's deep and clever but it really isn't.

Overlong and boring with weird character motivations. Might as well replace Charles Bronson with a cardboard cut out, and some of the music is awful.

One of the worst acted movies I've ever seen. Should have been on Lifetime rather than a cinema screen.

Far inferior to Yojimbo with awful dubbing. There's not even any character to the Baxter family. If Clint Eastwood hadn't have gone to Hollywood and become a big star, this would be long forgotten.

Overlong and contrived with non-stop plot holes and coincidences. Eastwood's his usual one-note wooden self, the repetitive main theme tune is annoying, and the climax predictable from the start.

I expect more from a Bond movie than to just mix The Dark Knight with Straw Dogs.

Very safe, bland, and overtly politically correct. Don't get the love for this Bond movie.

Special effects hold up but the movie contradicts the first, and John Connor is beyond annoying. They should never have introduced cutesy elements to the Terminator franchise.

Glaring plot holes, boring action, and some of the worst fight choreography I've ever seen. People literally waiting to be hit or falling down without been hit. For a big budget movie by an acclaimed director, it was an insult.

As usual, Harrison Ford's on top form as Indy but he's saddled with two annoying characters in Willie and Short Round, and the plot - dealing with child slavery and ritual killings - should have had the more serious tone of Raiders but instead it's very inconsistent and chooses to go for slapstick more often than not. The climax is fine but it's too silly and boring getting there with Indy spending most of his time in one location.

Not bad but very disappointing and a huge step down from the first two movies. Han Solo should have had more to do, and Harrison Ford looks bored out of his mind throughout (no wonder considering he'd just become an A-lister with Raiders), the direction is surprisingly quite bland, many scenes look flat, and the ewoks look very cheap. The costumes belong in a school play not a big budget Star Wars movie. It doesn't deserve classic status like the first two just because it's part of the original trilogy.