The Nineties are remembered as a golden age of big-screen comedy. The highs were certainly glorious – from Doug Liman’s deadpan Swingers (which made “You’re so money!” a catchphrase for 15 minutes in 1996) to uproariously lowbrow Farrelly brothers chortlefest There’s Something About Mary – the Citizen Kane of movies about getting your junk caught in your zipper. But amid such chucklesome triumphs, the decade was strewn with laugh-free clunkers.
Here is a countdown of the anti-laughter zones that brought lasting shame on late 20th-century Hollywood.
