Name a mediocre movie with a GREAT cast

I saw that last year. I couldn't believe how bad it was. I only saw it for Leslie Nielsen, but he was absolutely terrible in it.

Even as a kid, I thought that was a terrible movie. Painfully unfunny

I saw that in the theater. Just a bit bizarre.

"Black Swan" haters unite! This is the film where I felt Aronofsky went downhill. I liked "The Whale" though.

Really? I thought that film was amazing, and contrary to samoanjoes, it's the point I started to become a big Aronofsky fan, having regarded him as talented but unexceptional beforehand.

I really liked Black Swan, it had a fine cast and the story was very good…’What is the cost of perfection?’

There was a lot of hype around the film at the time, I saw it and thought it was ordinary at best. I can't recall anything about it now, I think it had a lesbian scene and a ballet setting?

Holy shit, I remember that one. The director actually made a "holiday trilogy." With the next ones being New Year's Eve (2011) & Mother's Day (2016)

All of 'em had A-list cast, all of 'em terrible

I think I saw that one and yep, it was bad.

Seen that one. Massive waste of everyone involved

I remember Daniel Craig was supposed to be in Monuments Men. It's assumed Matt Damon took the role instead.

I don't think this movie belongs in this category, because most of the roles were miscast. Sure, all the actors had done great work elsewhere, but they were ALL 2 or 3 times the age of the real people. I suppose that most of the Monuments Men team were played by actors in their sixties or seventies to make Clooney and Damon look "young", but the real people who had been recovering art treasures from the Nazis had been in their thirties or forties at the time, it had been a young man's war and the art unit was no exception.

I highly recommend the book, but the movie is an absolute waste of time.

George Clooney is always a red flag for me. He makes very pretentious films.

I wasn't bored, but I thought the script was very clichéd. I ended up reading the book to find out what really happened which was much better.

Saw that one when it came out. Genuinely bored me

Another film I unequivocally love (along with the already cited Black Swan).

Heck, I'm one of the few people who ever likes How Do You Know? (not that I'd put it in the same bracket as Black Swan and Cloud Atlas).

Honestly, I regard Cloud Atlas as one of the most underrated movies of all time.

I've not seen The Specialist is like 2 decades. I was really letdown by that one

I really love The Murder on the Orient Express. A great cast and while Albert Finney was a bit over the top it was all worth it if for no other reason than the expression on John Gielgud's face as he stabs Ratchett. A wonderful scene.