The problem with the bottom 100 is that there doesn't seem to be a large limit on the least amount of votes it needs for inclusion, so films get judged on trends rather than long term crapness: will people really hate The Hottie and The Nottie in 30 years as much as we do now? Perhaps, but I'm guessing some other vapid blonde non-entity will be the subject of our ire then. And look at the top 5 movies, all ones that have come out in the past couple of years or so, with no real classics in there at all until Manos at #28.
Topic: Dangerously close to exiting the IMDb Bottom 100 (Read 2086 times)