I came across the 100 worst movies list while browsing SFgate. Since a columnist wrote he had not seen any of the movies on the list, I had to check it out to see if I had seen movies on there. I thought the movies might be obscure, but I was very much mistaken.

Here’s my list of watched movies on the worst movie list with their rank:

1. Catwoman (100)–Frankly, I enjoyed it. I liked the cats too.
2. Say It Isn’t So (96)–Yep, kind of a stinker. Are they really brother and sister? Eew!
3. First Daughter (92)–Can we get Mrs. Cruise into better, more adult roles?
4. Man of the House (89)–Truly too stupid to finish. I think I’ve only seen parts.
5. White Noise (85)–Moral: Don’t record EMF and listen to talking spirits.
6. The Skulls (77)–Nothing else was on that day.
7. My Boss’s Daughter (73)–Kutcher makes nice eye candy, even if his antics are annoying.
8. The Order (71)–I liked this one for it’s weirdness.
9. Surviving Christmas (67)–I have no idea why I sat through this one.
10. Gigli (55)–I watched this just to find out if the critics were right. Yep, it was awful.
11. Envy (53)–One long, boring morality play.
12. Yours, Mine and Ours (52)–Remake. I thought this one was funny and cute.
13. Cheaper By the Dozen 2 (50)–Saw the first one. This one was okay.
14. Summer Catch (48)–Not sure why this movie was made. More eye candy.
15. Swept Away (47)–Again, saw to see if the critics were correct. Wasn’t as bad as they said, but wasn’t great either.
16. The Fog (41)–Thought the synopsis sounded good at the time. Not much to it.
17. The Perfect Man (35)–I thought it was stupid. Was it a teen movie or an adult movie?
18. The In Crowd (27)–Rainy day. Nothing else to watch.
19. Down to You (25)–I thought it was cute when I saw it.
20. The Whole Ten Yards (19)–Yep, stunk.
21. Christmas with the Kranks (18)–Poor adaptation of a Grisham story. I’d hang my head if I were him.

Well my vote for all time worst movie didn’t even make the list. I hated “Mr and Mrs Smith.” Bad, bad, bad movie.

None of those movies on the list were seen in the movie theaters. I’m sometimes held captive by HBO or Starz. Some I rented. At least I didn’t pay $10 to see any of them. I own one of them (Catwoman).