Ranking 10 Worst Movies Of 2023!

The movie is about the beloved family-friendly action-adventure series. Unfortunately, it falls short with uninspiring performances from Zachary Levi and Gina Rodriguez. The movie lacks charm, humor, and quality action, and it comes off as cheap and unimpressive. The attempt to recreate past successes feels uncreative and thoughtless, leaving audiences with a film that doesn't capture the essence of the original franchise.

The Exorcist: Believer feels like a typical exorcism movie that was turned into an Exorcist film, lacking fresh or unique elements. Even with that, the movie fails to bring anything new to the table. It disappoints, especially in its engagement with The Exorcist as an "IP," featuring Ellen Burstyn in an unfulfilling supporting role. The film concludes with a poorly executed twist that misses the intended tone. Despite these flaws, The Exorcist: Believer was a box office hit, ensuring the planned sequels will move forward. It's a letdown for fans and leaves much to be desired.

“Freelance” feels like a throwback action-comedy from a bygone era, pairing John Cena and Alison Brie as an ex-soldier and journalist reluctantly teamed up in a hostile environment. However, it's a formulaic and uninspiring take on the concept, lacking laughs and relying on generic action. Despite the likable leads, the film fails to capitalize on their charm, resulting in a forgettable 109-minute experience. Aside from a single fan service scene, “Freelance” is destined to fade from memory quickly.

Bruce Willis' final film, “Assassin,” is a regrettable footnote to the A-lister's illustrious career, especially considering his recent health struggles. Though forgettable and fundamentally inept as a sci-fi action film, it's disheartening to see Willis in a movie that lacks the joy of his many beloved hits. Fortunately, his legacy will be defined by the films that brought joy to millions, while “Assassin” is likely to be quickly forgotten.

“Ghosted” earns the award for the most obviously AI-produced film of the year. Despite starring Chris Evans and Ana de Armas, the film relies too heavily on their sex appeal, lacking the chemistry seen in “Knives Out.” The interactions feel off, and the witless banter and anonymous mayhem make it a forgettable venture. Even cameos from Evans' MCU buddies can't save “Ghosted” from being unmemorable.

The Expendables 4 movie fell far short of expectations, even the lowest ones. The cast is noticeably thinner, with key members like Schwarzenegger and Ford absent. Stallone is sidelined, leaving Statham to carry the action, but new additions like Fox and Garcia have little impact. The VFX are subpar, especially for a movie with a whopping $100 million budget. Both critics and audiences panned The Expendables 4, effectively ending the franchise. If this is the quality they're willing to produce, it's good riddance.