On November 4, Doctor Strange became the 150th movie viewed (and reviewed) of 2016. Here is a recap of all of the grades of this year’s movies and the latest 25 movies with grades below:
- The First 25 Movies of 2016, Graded (March 9)
- The Next 25 Movies of 2016, Graded (April 21)
- The Next Next 25 Movies of 2016, Graded (June 5)
- The Final 25 of the First 100 Movies of 2016, Graded (July 16)
- The First 25 Movies of the Next 100 Movies of 2016, Graded (September 12)
For the 6th time this year, here are the last 25 movies reviewed in 2016 graded from 0-5 stars:
The “Thumbs Up” Group
Doctor Strange 
(4.5 / 5) REVIEW
The best comic book movie of 2016 so far.
Denial 
(4 / 5) REVIEW
Queen of Katwe (4 / 5) REVIEW
Sully (4 / 5) REVIEW
A trio of films “based on a true story” that looked good but were better than expected.
Deepwater Horizon 
(3.5 / 5) REVIEW
The Accountant (3.5 / 5) REVIEW
Kevin Hart: Now What? (3.5 / 5) REVIEW
Another trio of better than average films with almost nothing in common. One isn’t even really a movie.
The “Thumbs Eh” Group
The Birth of a Nation 
(2.5 / 5) REVIEW
Snowden (2.5 / 5) REVIEW
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children (2.5 / 5) REVIEW
Ouija: Origin of Evil (2.5 / 5) REVIEW
Storks (2.5 / 5) REVIEW
The Wild Life (2.5 / 5) REVIEW
The Girl on the Train (2.5 / 5) REVIEW
Keeping Up With the Joneses (2.5 / 5) REVIEW
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2.5 / 5) REVIEW
Mediocrity ruled the end of summer and beginning of fall and this list of 9 very average offerings help support that claim.
The “Thumbs Down” Group
Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life 
(2 / 5) REVIEW
Bridget Jones’s Baby (2 / 5) REVIEW
Blair Witch (2 / 5) REVIEW
Two unnecessary sequels and some kid’s fare that is relatively harmless yet inevitably boring.
Masterminds 
(1.5 / 5) REVIEW
Max Steel (1.5 / 5) REVIEW
The Disappointments Room (1.5 / 5) REVIEW
For one reason or another, all three of these films sat on the shelf somewhere which delayed their release. All three of these films also proved why they should have stayed on the fence.
When the Bough Breaks 
(1 / 5) REVIEW
Inferno (1 / 5) REVIEW
The worst two movies of the last cycle. When the Bough Breaks tried to tap into the success of combining a low budget with an all-black cast. Financially, it worked. The movie? Not so much. Inferno went back to the Robert Langdon well once too often and helped produce the worst Tom Hanks movie I can remember.