Top 13 Disappointing Current Redbox Movies
Top 13 Disappointing Current Redbox Movies
There are many terrible movies out there. I have avoided renting movies at the Redbox just because they looked bad. You know which ones that I’m talking about. The ones that rip off movies that are actually popular by giving them similar titles and making the cover art look remarkably alike, but are actually knock offs that nobody should have to suffer through. That being said, there are probably worse movies at the Redbox than what are on my list. My list however, is a compilation of movies that actually looked like they could be good in one way or another. Something about these movies made me go to the theatre and watch them, or go to the Redbox and rent them. I made this list to save you time and money. Don’t get duped like I did. They might have a good cast. They might look funny. They might look scary. They might look intense and full of good action. They might look like they have a nice touching story. They are none of those things (well, sometimes except for the cast). They are poor excuses for movies. Stay far away from these awful creations.
With my list I have included the cover art to the movies, so that you know exactly what to avoid. I have not posted any trailers, because you don’t even want to waste your time with those. They will trick you. I have also listed my ratings of each movie. My ratings are on a scale of 1-10. My full review will be available for some of the movies. If the title is highlighted, then you can click on it for my full review.
I do not claim to have seen all of the movies that are currently available to rent at the Redbox, but I have seen 76 of them. Of those 76 movies, my Top 13 Disappointing Current Redbox Movies are:
1. V/H/S (2012) My rating: 1
4. Seeking a Friend for the End of the World (2012)
6. The Man with the Iron Fists (2012) My rating: 3
7. Silent Hill: Revelation (2012) My rating: 3
8. Deadfall (2012) My rating: 4
10. The Liability (2012) My rating: 4.5
11. Lay the Favorite (2012) My rating: 4.5
12. The Cold Light of Day (2012) My rating: 4.5
13. That’s My Boy (2012) My rating: 5
Now that you know what movies to avoid, Check out my other Redbox related material. Click on the links below:
Current Redbox Movie Reviews September 2013
Current Redbox Movie Reviews August 2013
Current Redbox Movie Reviews July 2013
Top 13 Current Redbox Movies Vol. 2
Top 13 Current Redbox Movies Vol. 3
Top 13 Current Redbox Movies Vol. 4
Are you a fan of Netflix? Click on the following links below for Netflix related material:
Netflix Watch Instantly Movie Reviews September 2013
20 Best Drama Movies Based on Real Life Available on Netflix Watch Instantly
20 Best Classics Movies Available on Netflix Watch Instantly
13 Best Mind-bending Movies Available on Netflix Watch Instantly
13 Best Comedy Movies Available on Netflix Watch Instantly
13 Best Romantic Comedy Movies Available on Netflix Watch Instantly
13 Best War/Military Movies Available on Netflix Watch Instantly
13 Best Gritty Action/Thriller Movies Available on Netflix Watch Instantly
Happy Movie Watching!
Posted on March 27, 2013, in Don't Watch This Movie, Redbox Related, Top 10 (err...13) Lists and tagged 50 Cent, Adam Brody, Adam Sandler, Adam Wingard, Adelaide Clemens, Alan Thicke, Ambyr Childers, Ana Gasteyer, Andrew Dominik, Andy Samberg, Bella Heathcote, Ben Mendelsohn, Blake Clark, Bonnie Somerville, Brad Pitt, Bruce Willis, Byron Mann, Carrie-Anne Moss, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Chad Villella, Charlie Hunnam, Connie Britton, Craig Viveiros, Cung Le, Dan Patrick, Dana Goodman, Daniel Wu, Darren E. Scott, Dave Bautista, David Barrett, David Bruckner, David Caspe, David Oyelowo, Deadfall (2012), Deborah Kara Unger, Dennis Dugan, Derek Luke, DVD, Eli Roth, Eric Bana, Erin Pitt, Eva Amurri Martino, Film, Fire with Fire (2012), Frank Grillo, Garret Dillahunt, George V. Higgins, Glenn McQuaid, Henry Cavill, Ian Ziering, Jack O'Connell, Jake Garber, James Caan, James Gandolfini, Jamie Chung, Jason Cavalier, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Joe Swanberg, Joel Murray, John Carroll Lynch, John Cusack, Joseph Mawle, Josh Duhamel, Joshua Jackson, Julian McMahon, Justin Martinez, Kate Mara, Keira Knightley, Kevin Dunn, Kierston Wareing, Killing Them Softly (2012), Kit Harington, Kris Kristofferson, Kyra Sedgwick, Laura Prepon, Lay the Favorite (2012), Lee Daniels, Leighton Meester, Lorene Scafaria, Lucy Liu, Mabrouk El Mechri, Macy Gray, Madison Davenport, Malcolm McDowell, Mark Moses, Marshall Manesh, Martin Donovan, Martin Sheen, Matisyahu, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Matthew McConaughey, Max Casella, Meagen Fay, Melanie Lynskey, Michael J. Bassett, Milo Ventimiglia, Movies, Nancy Carell, Natasha Calis, Ned Bellamy, Netflix, Nick Swardson, Nicole Kidman, Ole Bornedal, Olivia Wilde, Pam Grier, Patton Oswalt, Peggy Stewart, Peter Mullan, Rachel Dratch, Radha Mitchell, Radio Silence, Ray Liotta, Rebecca Hall, Redbox, Richard Jenkins, Richard Schiff, Rick Yune, Rob Corddry, Rob Huebel, Robert Harvey, Rosario Dawson, Russell Crowe, RZA, Sam Shepard, Scoot McNairy, Scott Glenn, Sean Anders, Sean Bean, Seeking a Friend for the End of the World (2012), Sigourney Weaver, Silent Hill: Revelation (2012), Sissy Spacek, Stefan Ruzowitzky, Stephen Frears, Steve Carell, Susan Surandon, Talulah Riley, That's My Boy (2012), The Cold Light of Day (2012), The Liability (2012), The Man with the Iron Fists (2012), The Paperboy (2012), The Possession (2012), Ti West, Tim Roth, Tom O'Connor, Tonita Castro, Top Disappointing Redbox Movies, Treat Williams, Trevor Long, Tyler Gillett, V/H/S (2012), Vanilla Ice, Veronica Echegui, Vince Vaughn, Vincent Curatola, Vincent D'Onofrio, Vinnie Jones, Will Forte, Zac Efron, Zach Dean, Zhu Zhu. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
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I just rented two new releases at redbox they sucked…..generation um a zero……numberstation a 4….
That’s a bummer, Teresa. I sort of guessed that about Generation Um, and I wasn’t sure about numberstation. I haven’t seen either one yet. Thanks for commenting!