Welcome to Kermit, I'm Katanaugh, on going midterm report for the best and worst films

of 2014 so far and it's time now to count down numbers 10 to number 6, my least favourite

films of the year so far.

Number 10, Need for Speed, a film which demonstrates what it is about computer games that does

not transfer well to the screen, it's a 79 minute movie squeezed into 2 hours and 10 minutes,

it has a fantastically uncharismatic central performance by Aaron Paul, who generally

people love because of breaking bad, Imogen Poot is given nothing to do, but here's

the biggest problem with the film, it's a movie in which morally death race 2000 has

the upper hand, a number 9 sabotage, the latest Jerry Action outing from Arnold Schwarzenegger

in which he plays the leader of a crack team of outlaws with names like Monster, Pyro

and Smote which makes him sound like a militarized version of the Spice Girls, the film is

disappointing on two levels, firstly it's directed by David A, who did a pretty bang up job

of End of Watch and yet here it just makes a total full of himself and in the case of

Arnold Schwarzenegger, now some people are down on Schwarzenegger's acting in general, I think

he's been kind of okay in the past, but in this when he grimaces you go what are you thinking

is that anger, pain, fear, envy, orgasm, I have no idea. Is this over? No.

But number 8, The Other Woman, a fantastically irritating comedy which was sold as a tale of

sisters doing it for themselves, sadly they didn't appear to be doing it for themselves

or for each other or more importantly for us. But number 7, 300 rise of an empire, the

follow on to 300, and a film which actually made 300 look like a really intelligent piece of

work, it matches terrible computer game graphics with awful carry on humour and considering

the staggering amount of bloodletting and carnage on screen, it's really impressive just how

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