The Expendables may have won the box office battle last week but when all is said and done, Scott Pilgrim will probably end up winning the Flickchart war. This week features no such compelling storylines, and is definitely a week of quantity over quality. There are five wide releases this week, and all of them are on the “terrible looking” end of the spectrum.
With Richard Dreyfuss, Ving Rhames and Kelly Brook
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Nanny McPhee Returns – Trailer
With Emma Thompson, Ewan McGregor and Maggie Gyllenhaal
Now that you’ve seen it, do you need help ranking it? Click the links below to directly rank it against these similar movies of varying quality to see where it ranks amongst the best family films of all time:
Vs. Mary Poppins
Vs. Nanny McPhee
Vs. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
With Bow Wow, Brandon T. Jackson and Ice Cube
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Vs. It Could Happen to You
Vs. Friday
Vs. Barbershop
With Jeff Goldblum, Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston
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Vs. The Bounty Hunter
Vs. The Back-up Plan
Vs. The Break-Up
With Arielle Kebbel and Diedrich Bader
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Vs. Young Frankenstein
Vs. Twilight
Vs. Date Movie
