3º – Speed Racer (Lana Wachowski, 2008) Cost: $120,000,000
Based on an unpopular cartoon, ‘Speed Racer’ brings the rise to glory of a dedicated young pilot. Directed by Lana and Lilly Wachowski, the film decides to rely on a unique aesthetic, making great use of its different special effects and all the inherent charm of the title. It’s not a bad film, but it doesn’t justify the budget of $120,000,000 invested in production. It’s a cool film to be watched on days that aren’t much to do.
2º – The Adventures of Pluto Nash (Ron Underwood, 2002) Cost: $100,000,000
Taking shape in the future, the film tells the story of a club owner who tries to keep his club out of the hands of the mafia. ‘The Adventures of Pluto Nash’ is a tragedy from the first to the last scene. Nothing in the film is positive, with pathetic scenes and a story that ends up making no sense at all. Eddie Murphy is the protagonist of this bomb and it doesn’t hurt to talk about how bad this participation was for his future in big productions.
1º – Catwoman (Pitof, 2004) Cost: $100,000,000
A woman with strange and peculiar super-powers begins her conflict with her social environment, ranging from superhero to villain. ‘Catwoman’ uses a good comic book character to build her whole story. The problem is that the film works only for offending comic book fans and displeasing cinephiles in a disastrous work. It is also worth remembering that the film was responsible for starting the decline of the actress who plays the protagonist, our dear Halle Berry.
