It’s positioned around number 300 in my queue, so I guess I’m in no hurry to see it, but Mariah Carey’s *Glitter *is my lowest ranked film with just slightly over one star. Now I am intrigued. Maybe I’ll move it up just to get it over with.
My lowest is The Claim at just under 3 stars. I have seen this movie once before and loved it. The next lowest is…is…is…Catwoman.
hangs head in shame
My boyfriend, a big fan of the Crow franchise, got this disc maybe two weeks ago. He turned it off after about a half hour. He just couldn’t do it. You have my sympathies. 
Yes. Yes it can.
Cronos which I believe is del Toro’s first film. (?) Anyway, The Devil’s Backbone blew me away, so I’m working my way through his films chronologically. Or cronologically. 
3 stars. That’s not too bad.
Weasels Rip My Flesh- 2 stars
Redneck Zombies- 2.5 stars
Highlander 3: The Final Dimension which is at about 1 2/3 stars. Then Highlander 4: Endgame which is something like 1 9/10 stars.
After that, I’ve got a pair of 2-stars:
Spacehunter which I saw part of once on TV and am getting for the closure and The Fog, which was my roommate’s pick.
Two stars apiece on “Mr. Bill’s Classics” (if we include TV discs) and John Leguizamo “The Pest”. Both have probably been in the queue for about a year and a half or two years. No rush at all on them.
Looks like 2.5 stars with “The Day After Tomorrow.” My husband likes cheesy disaster films for some mindless entertainment, now and then, and he was wise enough to say that special effects on a big screen be damned, this one was a film for the Netflix queue.
At 3 stars, my lowest is Knight Riders.
Evidently I’m married to a man with low standards. Um, let me rephrase that.
The worst movies include: “Ultrachrist” at 2.5 stars, “The Real Schlemiel” at less than 2 stars (this is a family-friendly film, per the description. Maybe family you want to bore to death?). And “Modesty Blaise” at barely over 2 stars. All of these were evidently added by my beloved, as I’ve never heard of them before. Hence the reference to “low standards”. Maybe I’ll schedule another root canal for whenever those come to the top of the list.
Then there’s “Atlantis, the lost Empire” (the Prisney-animated two-star stinker). OK, I probably added that one to the list. Moon Unit adores the scene where Kida gets “taken over” and turned into a walking crystal thing and plays it time after time after time after time after… Perhaps I’ll have an urgent business trip that week.