Top 5 Worst Video Game Movies Ever

The world of video game movies has been notorious for its share of flops, with films like the 1993's *Super Mario Bros.* and 1997's *Mortal Kombat: Annihilation* standing out as notorious examples of how not to adapt beloved games to the screen. These movies not only failed to capture the essence of their source material but also became legendary for their sheer awfulness. However, recent efforts such as the *Sonic the Hedgehog* series and *The Super Mario Bros. Movie* have shown that Hollywood can indeed get it right, offering hope for better adaptations in the future. Yet, the industry still has its share of disappointments, with movies like *Borderlands* reminding us that not all attempts are successful.

Hollywood's persistent efforts to crack the code of video game adaptations continue, and while the bar might be set low, some films manage to sink even lower. Here, we delve into some of the worst video game movie adaptations ever made, showcasing the pitfalls that filmmakers often stumble into when translating interactive experiences into cinematic ones.

The Worst Video Game Movie Adaptations of All Time

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