Before the rating aggregator Rotten Tomatoes was the dominating provider of critiques on movies, Roger Ebert was that go-to source. He worked and critiqued alongside Gene Siskel until Siskel's untimely death in 1999. Roger Ebert made a career out of talking about movies. He talked about them so much that he reigned as a well-respected movie authority for the majority of the 1990s.

Ebert's thumbs up or thumbs down could make or break an opening weekend for a film. As passionately as Ebert spoke about movies he loved, he had no problem doing the same for movies he hated. There are movies he barely rated a star and then there are movies he vehemently gave a thumbs down to. A handful of those films stuck out like sore thumbs, with aggregated scores matching his sentiments completely.

Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo Caused Audience Suffering 2005

Rotten Tomatoes Score

Critics Score

9%

Audience Score

33%

Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo follows Deuce,...