Critic score: 30% Audience score: 27% Sequel to: Home Alone (1990) What critics said: Twice the bad guys, half the laughs. — USA TodayCritic score: 29% Audience score: 35% Sequel to: Dumb and Dumber (1994) What critics said: I wish I could put as little thought into writing about 'Dumb and Dumber To' as the Farrelly brothers did in making it. — TimeCritic score: 28% Audience score: 35% Sequel to: Final Destination (2000) What critics said: Since not even 3-D can put your eyes out, our only hope is that this time, the title is a promise and not a tease. — The New York TimesCritic score: 28% Audience score: 31% Sequel to: Rocky (1976) What critics said: Whereas the first and far superior Rocky had real heart, this tries and fails to have brains. — Time OutCritic score: 27% Audience score: 23% Sequel to: The Fly (1986) What critics said: It's got nothing on Cronenberg's original - or the Vincent Price classic — Sunday TimesCritic score: 26% Audience score: 75% Sequel to: Friday (1995) What critics said: The jokes are sophomoric, stereotypes are sprinkled everywhere and the acting ranges from bad to bodacious. — San Francisco ChronicleCritic score: 26% Audience score: 53% Sequel to: The Terminator (1984) What critics said: It is mechanical in the worst way. — Minneapolis Star-TribuneCritic score: 26% Audience score: 33% Sequel to: The Nutty Professor (1996) What critics said: Bloated by empty, unhealthy and unnecessary calories. — Houston ChronicleCritic score: 26% Audience score: 23% Sequel to: Superman (1978) What critics said: Putting its emphasis on broad comedy at the expense of ingenious plotting and technical wizardry, it has virtually none of the mythic or cosmic sensibility that marked its predecessors. — VarietyCritic score: 25% Audience score: 60% Sequel to: Twilight (1975) What critics said: By any normal standard, this is a terrible movie, with stilted dialogue and leaden pacing. — SlateCritic score: 23% Audience score: 52% Sequel to: Bruce Almighty (2003) What critics said: It's a paper-thin alleged comedy with a laugh drought of Biblical proportions. — Ebert & RoeperCritic score: 21% Audience score: 44% Sequel to: The Hangover (2009) What critics said: The first movie left you with an exhilarating rush. All that Part III leaves is, well, a hangover. — Rolling StoneCritic score: 19% Audience score: 57% Sequel to: Transformers (2007) What critics said: Beyond bad, it carves out its own category of godawfulness. — Rolling StoneCritic score: 19% Audience score: 12% Sequel to: The Exorcist (1973) What critics said: An often astonishingly terrible and inept sequel. — Reel Film ReviewsCritic score: 18% Audience score: 22% Sequel to: Poltergeist (1982) What critics said: Falls right in line with its entirely underwhelming predecessor. — Reel Film ReviewsCritic score: 14% Audience score: 40% Sequel to: Die Hard (1988) What critics said: This is the fifth and least of the Die Hard movies. — GrantlandCritic score: 14% Audience score: 27% Sequel to: Paranormal Activity (2009) What critics said: Such a tepid failure that it triggers catcalls from paying audiences. — Time OutCritic score: 14% Audience score: 17% Sequel to: The Blair Witch Project (1999) What critics said: A pale shadow of the diabolically clever piece of video hocus-focus that was 'The Blair Witch Project.' — Philadelphia InquirerCritic score: 13% Audience score: 41% Sequel to: Mannequin (1987) What critics said: Insipid in the extreme. — LA TimesCritic score: 13% Audience score: 18% Sequel to: Donnie Darko (2001) What critics said: A thick, viscous sludge of clichés, stereotypes, and poorly written dialogue. — FilmCritic.comCritic score: 12% Audience score: 44% Sequel to: Taken (2009) What critics said: Nothing gets taken here except your ticket money. — Philadelphia InquirerCritic score: 12% Audience score: 15% Sequel to: Superman (1978) What critics said: One of the cheesiest movies ever made. — The Washington PostCritic score: 11% Audience score: 25% Sequel to: Crocodile Dundee (1986) What critics said: I've seen audits that were more thrilling. — Chicago Sun-TimesCritic score: 11% Audience score: 18% Sequel to: American Psycho (2000) What critics said: Another stale, kill-by-numbers flick, complete with blade-thin characters and terrible, pun-laden dialogue. — FilmCritic.comCritic score: 10% Audience score: 41% Sequel to: Weekend at Bernie's (1989) What critics said: If the premise of the first film was mindless and repetitive, it's doubly so this second time around. — The Washington PostCritic score: 10% Audience score: 16% Sequel to: Batman (1989) What critics said: A sniggering, exhausting, overproduced extravaganza that has virtually all of the humanity pounded out of it in the name of an endless parade of stunt sequences. — Chicago TribuneCritic score: 9% Audience score: 34% Sequel to: Meet the Parents (2000) What critics said: It may be time to try another household for laughs. — Entertainment WeeklyCritic score: 9% Audience score: 33% Sequel to: Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999) What critics said: An unimaginative, mean-spirited gross-out that forgot to bring the funny. — Village VoiceCritic score: 7% Audience score: 53% Sequel to: Grown Ups (2010) What critics said: This is pap, plain and simple: scattered raunch-lite devoid of emotional resonance. — The New York TimesCritic score: 7% Audience score: 26% Sequel to: Basic Instinct (1992) What critics said: Even the ice pick looks like it really doesn't want to be there. — Toronto StarCritic score: 7% Audience score: 24% Sequel to: The Karate Kid (1984) What critics said: The franchise is still kicking -- but not very high. — VarietyCritic score: 6% Audience score: 57% Sequel to: Big Momma's House (2000) What critics said: The least necessary sequel this side of 'Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo.' — The AV ClubCritic score: 6% Audience score: 57% Sequel to: Cheaper by the Dozen (2003) What critics said: There's something pernicious about a toxic mix of sitcom and snickering sex jokes getting packaged and effectively sold as wholesome fun for the family. — Rolling StoneCritic score: 6% Audience score: 15% Sequel to: The Mask (1994) What critics said: No doubt extensive market research shows that there's an audience out there for movies like 'Son Of The Mask,' but it's too depressing to speculate who that might be. — The AV ClubCritic score: 4% Audience score: 38% Sequel to: Scary Movie (2000) What critics said: This is the sort of movie where you feel bad for Sheen and Lohan, because they hadn't actually hit rock bottom until they agreed to appear in it. — The WrapCritic score: 4% Audience score: 17% Sequel to: Caddyshack (1980) What critics said: The kind of film that sends careers spiraling downward. — The New York TimesCritic score: 3% Audience score: 25% Sequel to: Mortal Kombat (1995) What critics said: The video game is much more fun, of course. — Seattle TimesCritic score: 3% Audience score: 16% Sequel to: Speed (1994) What critics said: Frantic action, tinny dialogue, perfunctory characterization and tried-and-false plot pilferings. — The Wall Street JournalCritic score: 1% Audience score: 37% Sequel to: Daddy Day Care (2003) What critics said: A generic time-waster powered by a lazy, cynical combination of scatological kiddie humor and maudlin sentiment. — The AV ClubCritic score: 0% Audience score: 38% Sequel to: Saturday Night Fever (1977) What critics said: A sequel with no understanding of what made its predecessor work. — The New York TimesCritic score: 0% Audience score: 28% Sequel to: The Sting (1973) What critics said: A clumsy counterfeit that is a real-life con game involving the ticket buyer. — PeopleCritic score: 0% Audience score: 22% Sequel to: Highlander (1986) What critics said: Leaden, laden with effects, short on imagination. — Time OutCritic score: 0% Audience score: 22% Sequel to: Police Academy (1984) What critics said: Lame, sloppy, cack-handed, utterly redundant - put succinctly, the very worst of the series. — Time OutCritic score: 0% Audience score: 20% Sequel to: Baby Geniuses (1999) What critics said: It is perhaps the most incompetent and least funny comic film ever made. There aren't even any good diaper jokes. — Detroit NewsCritic score: 0% Audience score: 14% Sequel to: Jaws (1975) What critics said: Dumb beyond belief, hollow, bloody and nonsensical. — LA Times