The video game movie genre has a notorious reputation for producing some of the most disappointing films in cinema. Classics like the 1993's Super Mario Bros. and 1997's Mortal Kombat: Annihilation have become infamous for their inability to capture the essence of their source material, often leaving fans bewildered and disappointed. However, recent successes like the Sonic the Hedgehog series and The Super Mario Bros. Movie have shown that Hollywood can indeed produce quality adaptations that resonate with both fans and newcomers alike. Despite these advancements, not all attempts have been successful, with movies like Borderlands serving as reminders that the genre still has its challenges.
Hollywood's persistent efforts to adapt video games into films are commendable, yet the bar for what constitutes a bad video game movie remains quite low. Here's a look at some of the worst offenders in the history of video game movie adaptations:
The Worst Video Game Movie Adaptations of All Time
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