*Men, Women & Children*

Bound one day to take its place as a shrill, alarmist *Reefer Madness* for the social-media set, this antitech stinker wasted its decent cast on ominous plotting and panicky dialogue that would shame the most ardent Luddite. The movie's biggest casualty? *Juno* director Jason Reitman, who suddenly seemed 400 years old.

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The 5 worst movies of 2014

Breathtakingly bad, here's the handful of movies we wish we could scour out of our heads

Thursday 4 December 2014

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We didn't lack for glorious movies in 2014: ambitious triumphs like Richard Linklater's 12-years-in-the-making Boyhood, or powerful debuts like The Babadook and Nightcrawler. But not every film was dazzling—or even mediocre. Some were just plain trash.

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Men, Women & Children

The 5 worst movies of 2014