“The worst film that it has ever made” with a score of 5 percent has an incredible A-List cast

With a pitiful 5 percent score on the review of the aggregator site, the Frotten tomatoes, the film is generally considered one of the worst films ever. The catch? It has a surprisingly excellent cast, including Hugh Jackman, Emma Stone, Halle Berry, Gerard Butler and Kate Winslet.

Movie 43 is a 2013 comedy anthology that producer Charles B Wessler designed with a crew occupied with stars and a line-occupied line-up. What does it not? Star reviews.

With a pitifully 5 percent score on the review of the aggregator -Rotten tomatoes, the film 43 is generally regarded as one of the worst films ever. The comedy Anthology achieved three top awards for the 34th Golden Raspberry Awards, including one for the worst picture.

The film 43 is considered terrible in the spade, and a review calls it “absolutely disgusting”, presumably due to the focused focus on gross humor.

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With directors such as Elizabeth Banks, James Duffy, Steve Carr, Steven Brill, Rusty Cundieff, James Gunn and Bob Odenkirk (to name just a few), the film gives the film their vision that it was still mildly tasty according to reviews.

The surprising part? The film contains an absolutely outstanding ensemble that was occupied by A-listeners. Hugh Jackman, Emma Stone, Halle Berry, Kate Winslet, Uma Thurman, Chris Pratt, Naomi Watts, Gerard Butler, Richard Gere, Kate Bell, Kate Bosworth, Chloë Grace Moretz, Jason Sudeikis, Liev Schreiber, Elizabeth Banks, Seann William Scott, Justin Long, Josh Duhamel, Anna Faris, Kieran Culkin, Leslie Bibb, Terrence Howard, Jeremy Allen White, Johnny Knoxville and Christopher Mintz-Plasse were seen for 12 years later because of what is largely regarded as a catastrophic film.

Julianne Moore, Bob Odenkirk, Tony Shalhoub, Shane Jacobson and Anton Yelchin also appear in the film in the film, but they were not included in the theater publication of the film.

Currently in Amazon Prime Video Streaming Movie 43 for almost a decade until they were in production. The filming for the film took place for several years, since the availability of casting and date proved to be a challenge for the creators. Richard Gere supposedly tried to get out of the project while George Clooney refused to appear in a Cameo player himself.

The film consists of several comedic shorts, all of which are framed by a comprehensive narrative called “The Pitch”, in which a crazy screenwriter, Charlie Wessler, tries to sell his outrageous script to the film manager Griffin Schraeder.

Critics reviews about the film were not nice and said: “This is a film that is so laughing that you can be asked whether Hollywood stars really feel the pinch.”

Another critic said about the film: “This absurdly crazy film is not a single redeeming quality.”

A reviewer wrote: “It is quite confused by the spirit of how many microborian handler made it possible for their A-List talent to take part in a production that looks from the Louse Couch Change collection of a frat-house collection.”

Another critic could not believe how bad the film was and explained: “As a film critic, I have seen almost 4,000 films in the past fifteen years. At the moment I can't imagine any worse than film 43.”

While a reviewer said: “The boundary between the rough humor that is inspired and the way that is funny is indeed okay, and film 43 deletes it with Poop and film stars.”

The reviews of the audience were not much different, but one said: “Only if you think that it can impossible can get worse can another agonizing scene play on the screen.”

Another viewer said that they “hated it, absolutely hated” while an audience thought it was: “One of my most preferred films ever. No redeeming properties and it is so terrible.”

Or just as a rating just explained: “Only no.”

Movie 43 is currently available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.