quality cinema not really but at least
there were plenty of treats thrown into
the fans welcome to watchmojo.com and
today we’re counting down our picks for
the top 10 bad movies with awesome
Easter eggs now stay right there and
look real good
before we begin we publish new videos
every day so be sure to subscribe for
more great content for this list we’re
looking at movies that were either
critical failures or box-office flops or
some combination of both but which at
the very least included Easter eggs
references or cameos that inspired
little bursts of fan joy if a film was
both financially successful and
reasonably well received by critics but
has historically gone down as widely
hated by fans it will also be considered
[Music]
number 10 the lost world
Jurassic Park whether you’re a fan of
the Jurassic Park follow up or not any
cinephile has to appreciate the
attention to detail squeezed into that
blank and you’ll miss it blockbuster
scene right before the bus crashes
through the storefront you can see a
number of movie posters for films that
don’t actually exist and they’re each
funnier than the last most notably
tsunami sunrise starring Tom Hanks and
the second film and the Robin Williams
led Jack franchise Jack and the
Beanstalk the real winner however is
King Lear starring Arnold Schwarzenegger
a poster by acclaimed poster artist Drew
Struzan number 9 the amazing spider-man
2 currently serving a life sentence his
most eager to join us the first of the
reboot series failed to replace the Sam
Raimi flicks in most hearts of fans or
critics but it was reasonably well
received the same however cannot be said
for the sequel which rather than
improving on the formula just chucked
more and more into the mix the narrative
was disconnected and spent so much time
trying to set up intended sequels and
spin-offs
that had neglected to tell an enjoyable
story as a result viewers became more
interested in the spin-offs than the
film itself
vultures wings Doc Ock slims Felicia
Hardy venom references oh my so many
films we never got to see what’s your
name Felicia number eight Jason goes to
hell the final Friday
smoking a little dope having a little
premarital sex and getting slaughtered
he’s a killer that’s been everywhere
from summer camp to outerspace become
the franchise baddie with a series
second film Jason Voorhees went on to
appear in half a dozen more poorly
reviewed films before finally landing
himself in hell in 1993 sadly it wasn’t
production hell the movie was widely
panned with only two things making it
stand out in a good way
first is the Freddy Krueger teaser which
it would take New Line Cinema 10 years
to make happen the second is the
appearance of the Necronomicon from Evil
Dead 2 which would later play a role in
Freddy vs. Jason versus ash comic books
number 7 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom
of the Crystal Skull put dumb gum you
got it pal the original indiana jones
trilogy is sacred to many Crystal Skull
not so much
admittedly the critics work onto it and
there are plenty fans that sambaiah
doesn’t worthy entry for others however
it was a travesty a sign that the
franchise had jumped the shark and nuked
the fridge
and yet there’s no denying that it paid
tribute to its roots throwing in a few
little nods in hangar or area 51 you can
spot the Lost Ark in Indies home you can
see many photos of his friends from past
films before it even quotes his other
Lucas character han Solo
number 6 Man of Steel the visual effects
were stunning and it was certainly a
fresh take
but many felt that for a character all
about hope the film was very
heavy-handed dark and destructive one
place where filmmakers acts Nider
excelled however was in gifting fans
countless Easter eggs throughout the
film not only teased the larger DC film
universe with Lex Corp and Wayne
Enterprises logos but also included
plenty of local nods to the world of
comic books in general STAR Labs
utopia casino blaze comics and more then
there’s that tantalizing open part in
the Kryptonian ship Supergirl yes please
[Music]
number five the mummy you should be here
modern studios want their own cinematic
universe that’s easier said than done
after Dracula untold failed Universal
went back to the drawing board and made
a second attempt at kicking off their
dark universe with The Mummy which
despite the star power of Tom Cruise
still failed to connect with critics or
attract audiences action-heavy
it’s centered on characters people
simply didn’t care about you know what
people did care about though seeing the
book of the dead from the 1999 mummy
film which is used as a weapon by one of
the characters and is a standout
reference amid a number of sly throw
backs into early monster movies number 4
Star Wars Episode one The Phantom Menace
Mesa Jar Jar Binks hardly the strongest
Star Wars film many fans
opted to skip episode 1 altogether when
re watching the series but while it is a
bit of a mess on a narrative level would
you really want to skip the duel of the
fates or how about the many little
visual treats lesser-known but
much-loved Jedi Quinlan vos can be seen
in the background of one C et species is
part of the Senate
you can even spot an eva pod from 2001 a
Space Odyssey in the junk shop
Luke has squeezed in so many minuscule
Easter eggs into this film it almost
needs its own list know the walther
number 3 Batman V Superman dawn of
Justice
fans have been waiting for ages to see
these do DC heavy hitters on the big
screen together but unfortunately the
eventual film failed to meet many
expectations everything looked
picture-perfect but many felt that the
plot was garbled and filled with
seriously confusing character
motivations it was yet another film busy
setting up its next installment rather
than telling its own story it failed as
a film but it succeeded in hyping up the
Justice League and building a bigger
world the character intros the dark side
teaser Robin suit the armor from The
Dark Knight Returns it delivered
everything fans wanted apart from you
know a solid film number 2 The Dark
Tower no guns – casual viewers may not
be aware but most if not all of Stephen
King’s works exist within one big
universe it sounds like an impossible
feat but his Dark Tower series is
actually what holds them all together
this reality bending film adaptation was
long in the making but most agree that
had failed to do the source material
justice despite this it did manage to
appease bands with a few acknowledgments
of this large-scale interconnectedness a
photo of the outlook hotel from The
Shining has a latitude carnival marquee
sporting the name penny wise a copy of
miseries child there are just too many
nods to mention at once a shooting range
before we unveil our topic here are a
few honorable mentions so I’m not
patient sitting you are patients and you
are Catwoman
[Music]
number one predator two
the first testosterone-fueled predator
film was big loud unabashedly masculine
and a whole lot of fun predator 2
however replaced the fun with excess
grit mind-numbing violence and
significantly less heart it’s actually
earned a cult following in retrospect
but it’s still generally considered to
be a bad film amid all the flying
bullets bloodshed and shrapnel however
was one little teaser that made
eagle-eyed viewers shudder with joy on
the predator ship there is a distinct
looking trophy the skull of a xenomorph
from alien the eventual crossover would
itself proved a disappointment but in
1990 the idea of these two franchises
overlapping was downright mind-blowing
do you agree with our picks check out
these other great clips from WatchMojo
and subscribe for new videos every day
[Music]
there were plenty of treats thrown into
the fans welcome to watchmojo.com and
today we’re counting down our picks for
the top 10 bad movies with awesome
Easter eggs now stay right there and
look real good
before we begin we publish new videos
every day so be sure to subscribe for
more great content for this list we’re
looking at movies that were either
critical failures or box-office flops or
some combination of both but which at
the very least included Easter eggs
references or cameos that inspired
little bursts of fan joy if a film was
both financially successful and
reasonably well received by critics but
has historically gone down as widely
hated by fans it will also be considered
[Music]
number 10 the lost world
Jurassic Park whether you’re a fan of
the Jurassic Park follow up or not any
cinephile has to appreciate the
attention to detail squeezed into that
blank and you’ll miss it blockbuster
scene right before the bus crashes
through the storefront you can see a
number of movie posters for films that
don’t actually exist and they’re each
funnier than the last most notably
tsunami sunrise starring Tom Hanks and
the second film and the Robin Williams
led Jack franchise Jack and the
Beanstalk the real winner however is
King Lear starring Arnold Schwarzenegger
a poster by acclaimed poster artist Drew
Struzan number 9 the amazing spider-man
2 currently serving a life sentence his
most eager to join us the first of the
reboot series failed to replace the Sam
Raimi flicks in most hearts of fans or
critics but it was reasonably well
received the same however cannot be said
for the sequel which rather than
improving on the formula just chucked
more and more into the mix the narrative
was disconnected and spent so much time
trying to set up intended sequels and
spin-offs
that had neglected to tell an enjoyable
story as a result viewers became more
interested in the spin-offs than the
film itself
vultures wings Doc Ock slims Felicia
Hardy venom references oh my so many
films we never got to see what’s your
name Felicia number eight Jason goes to
hell the final Friday
smoking a little dope having a little
premarital sex and getting slaughtered
he’s a killer that’s been everywhere
from summer camp to outerspace become
the franchise baddie with a series
second film Jason Voorhees went on to
appear in half a dozen more poorly
reviewed films before finally landing
himself in hell in 1993 sadly it wasn’t
production hell the movie was widely
panned with only two things making it
stand out in a good way
first is the Freddy Krueger teaser which
it would take New Line Cinema 10 years
to make happen the second is the
appearance of the Necronomicon from Evil
Dead 2 which would later play a role in
Freddy vs. Jason versus ash comic books
number 7 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom
of the Crystal Skull put dumb gum you
got it pal the original indiana jones
trilogy is sacred to many Crystal Skull
not so much
admittedly the critics work onto it and
there are plenty fans that sambaiah
doesn’t worthy entry for others however
it was a travesty a sign that the
franchise had jumped the shark and nuked
the fridge
and yet there’s no denying that it paid
tribute to its roots throwing in a few
little nods in hangar or area 51 you can
spot the Lost Ark in Indies home you can
see many photos of his friends from past
films before it even quotes his other
Lucas character han Solo
number 6 Man of Steel the visual effects
were stunning and it was certainly a
fresh take
but many felt that for a character all
about hope the film was very
heavy-handed dark and destructive one
place where filmmakers acts Nider
excelled however was in gifting fans
countless Easter eggs throughout the
film not only teased the larger DC film
universe with Lex Corp and Wayne
Enterprises logos but also included
plenty of local nods to the world of
comic books in general STAR Labs
utopia casino blaze comics and more then
there’s that tantalizing open part in
the Kryptonian ship Supergirl yes please
[Music]
number five the mummy you should be here
modern studios want their own cinematic
universe that’s easier said than done
after Dracula untold failed Universal
went back to the drawing board and made
a second attempt at kicking off their
dark universe with The Mummy which
despite the star power of Tom Cruise
still failed to connect with critics or
attract audiences action-heavy
it’s centered on characters people
simply didn’t care about you know what
people did care about though seeing the
book of the dead from the 1999 mummy
film which is used as a weapon by one of
the characters and is a standout
reference amid a number of sly throw
backs into early monster movies number 4
Star Wars Episode one The Phantom Menace
Mesa Jar Jar Binks hardly the strongest
Star Wars film many fans
opted to skip episode 1 altogether when
re watching the series but while it is a
bit of a mess on a narrative level would
you really want to skip the duel of the
fates or how about the many little
visual treats lesser-known but
much-loved Jedi Quinlan vos can be seen
in the background of one C et species is
part of the Senate
you can even spot an eva pod from 2001 a
Space Odyssey in the junk shop
Luke has squeezed in so many minuscule
Easter eggs into this film it almost
needs its own list know the walther
number 3 Batman V Superman dawn of
Justice
fans have been waiting for ages to see
these do DC heavy hitters on the big
screen together but unfortunately the
eventual film failed to meet many
expectations everything looked
picture-perfect but many felt that the
plot was garbled and filled with
seriously confusing character
motivations it was yet another film busy
setting up its next installment rather
than telling its own story it failed as
a film but it succeeded in hyping up the
Justice League and building a bigger
world the character intros the dark side
teaser Robin suit the armor from The
Dark Knight Returns it delivered
everything fans wanted apart from you
know a solid film number 2 The Dark
Tower no guns – casual viewers may not
be aware but most if not all of Stephen
King’s works exist within one big
universe it sounds like an impossible
feat but his Dark Tower series is
actually what holds them all together
this reality bending film adaptation was
long in the making but most agree that
had failed to do the source material
justice despite this it did manage to
appease bands with a few acknowledgments
of this large-scale interconnectedness a
photo of the outlook hotel from The
Shining has a latitude carnival marquee
sporting the name penny wise a copy of
miseries child there are just too many
nods to mention at once a shooting range
before we unveil our topic here are a
few honorable mentions so I’m not
patient sitting you are patients and you
are Catwoman
[Music]
number one predator two
the first testosterone-fueled predator
film was big loud unabashedly masculine
and a whole lot of fun predator 2
however replaced the fun with excess
grit mind-numbing violence and
significantly less heart it’s actually
earned a cult following in retrospect
but it’s still generally considered to
be a bad film amid all the flying
bullets bloodshed and shrapnel however
was one little teaser that made
eagle-eyed viewers shudder with joy on
the predator ship there is a distinct
looking trophy the skull of a xenomorph
from alien the eventual crossover would
itself proved a disappointment but in
1990 the idea of these two franchises
overlapping was downright mind-blowing
do you agree with our picks check out
these other great clips from WatchMojo
and subscribe for new videos every day
[Music]
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