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s it possible to prove which is the worst film of all time? Maybe not, but the Rotten Tomatoes reviews aggregator is as good a measuring device as any, and the new Eddie Murphy comedy, A Thousand Words, has achieved a remarkable 0% rating as of Monday morning.

While an unexpectedly positive review may arrive from some hitherto overlooked corner of the film-reviewing universe, A Thousand Words has drawn a solid 39 negative reviews out of 39 on the site.

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2012/mar/12/eddie-murphy-thousand-words

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/a-thousand-words/

That guy's career has gone to find out where the bubbles came from

That's the critics' score. With audience members it has a below average but still reputable score of 61%....about where the vow is. (caveat: have not nor will see the vow and i have zero pans to see this eddie murphy catastrophe)

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America's destiny is not of our own choosing. We did not seek nor did we provoke an assault on our freedom and our way of life. We did not expect nor did we invite a confrontation with evil. Yet the true measure of a people's strength is how they rise to master that moment when it does arrive.

I saw this movie Saturday. I had no expectations, and it was fine. It wasn't horrible. It reasonably entertained me for 90 minutes. I don't go to movies like that expecting greatness. Just a little entertainment. And it served its purpose.

Not sure anything will ever be as funny as the RT comments on Jack and Jill's first positive review.

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Not sure anything will ever be as funny as the RT comments on Jack and Jill's first positive review.

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"It's like breaking up a no hitter!!!"

A 61% rating is pretty bad considering that this is from people who have (for whatever reason) paid cash money to see a new Eddie Murphy movie.

Didn't Bucky Larson score a perfect 0, with a terrible user score to go with it?

I just checked and Bucky Larson is at 0 fron critics and 28 from viewers.

Even Cool as Ice had 8% of critics that liked it.

Just checked Gigli and it has 7% of critics and 15% of users that liked it.

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That guy's career has gone to find out where the bubbles came from

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What about that movie Justin Beiber made... that had to match with 0s all around...

Bucky larson is so bad it has to be good, right?

Check Ishtar

Ishtar, Gigli and Heaven's Gate are all contenders. Big cast, big budget, big flops.