Poll: The 10 Worst Films of 2017 According to eCartelera

Results of 1,194 votes:

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   The Emoji Movie (2017)

    

   eCartelera rank: #3 "One hour and twenty minutes of not knowing what to do, repeating the same tiresome point and emphasizing an equally tiring sense of humor."
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   Baywatch (2017)

    

   eCartelera rank: #1 "What was meant to be two hours of non-stop laughter, ends up becoming a parodic torture with jokes at the ready on the same old clichés."
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   Transformers: The Last Knight (2017)

    

   eCartelera rank: #2 "What 'Transformers: The Last Knight' offered from the beginning was an ambitious, indigestible menu, that we all knew would go horribly wrong."
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   Fifty Shades Darker (2017)

    

   eCartelera rank: #7 "Can you tell less in a plot than 'Fifty Shades Darker'? Difficult, but the worst of the second installment of the saga isn't that, but the fact that it doesn't give you any i…
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   The Mummy (2017)

    

   eCartelera rank: #5 "If the film that introduced the first female horror creature of this kind was meant to be the Dark Universe's presentation card, it has failed spectacularly. It doesn't offer…
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   Death Note (2017)

    

   eCartelera rank: #8 "It completely erases any hint of complexity to, just like the main character, focus on a rather stupid and schematic plot."
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   The Dark Tower (2017)

    

   eCartelera rank: #4 "They have wildly eviscerated an eight-book saga that, thanks to Stephen King's daily constancy in writing, has become one of his greatest works. In the end, [the film] is a j…
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   The Circle (2017)

    

   eCartelera rank: #10 "It pretties everything up too much and doesn't draw well the character transformation arc."
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   Bright (2017)

    

   eCartelera rank: #9 "The last film of the year has scared away everyone in front of it, developing mechanically a good idea and turning the plot into something we've seen 100 times but wrapped in…
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    King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017)

     

    eCartelera rank: #6 "Yes, all of [Guy Ritchie's] crazy effervescence is there, but it also ends up depicting elements that do nothing but hinder the pace and end up weighing down the movie."