11 'worst' movies of the 21st Century revealed - number 1 has 11% Rotten Tomatoes score

Movie site IMDb has revealed the worst movies of the 21st Century so far, and one with a terrible Rotten Tomatoes score of 11% sits at the top spot. The list was compiled by identifying the movies with the lowest Filaffinity score, with each having to receive at least 95 reviews. It's always the case that some movies are better than others, and the enjoyability of a film often depends on personal taste.

But sometimes, there are movies that most people can agree are simply not good. While scores are not always reflective of how much you might enjoy watching a movie, when they are extremely low, it's more likely than not that you are going to walk away from the film feeling like you have just wasted at least 90 minutes of your life. If you have been tempted to watch any of the movies below, you might want to think again. Here are the 11 worst movies of the 21st Century so far.

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Reviewers were brutal about this one, with some calling it "one of the worst movies ever made". Its 15 per cent Rotten Tomatoes score might actually seem generous.

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Reviewers have called this one "one of the biggest let-downs for me in a long time" and "unintelligent".

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The film follows beauty contestants who crash land on a desert island inhabited by the biblical Noah, intelligent apes and a prehistoric pig. You'll be even more confused when you discover that this film stars the one and only Michael Jackson.

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