Jack and Jill

Jack, a successful advertising executive, dreads the annual visit of his twin sister, Jill, who is needy and overly dependent on him. Jill's presence turns his usually calm life into a chaotic mess. Meanwhile, Jack tries to impress the iconic actor Al Pacino, who surprisingly develops a crush on Jill, leading to further comedic complications.

Jack and Jill was universally panned by critics and audiences alike, becoming widely regarded as one of the worst films ever made. Its humor, plot, and performances were heavily criticized, leading to numerous negative reviews and awards.

• Widely criticized for its predictable and unfunny humor.

• Adam Sandler's dual performance as Jack and Jill was a common target of ridicule.

• Al Pacino's involvement was seen as baffling and a low point in his career.

Google audience: Audiences largely found the film to be painfully unfunny and nonsensical, with many expressing disbelief that such a film was made. The humor fell flat for most viewers, and many felt the film was a waste of time.

Winner of 10 Golden Raspberry Awards (including Worst Picture, Worst Actor, Worst Actress, Worst Director, Worst Screenplay), and nominated for many more. It is the only film to win awards in every single category at the Razzie Awards.

The film famously features a real-life conversation between Adam Sandler and Al Pacino where Pacino talks about his love for Dunkin' Donuts, which was not scripted but included in the final film.