10 Painfully Average Movies That Are the Definition of Mediocre According to Screenrant

"There is no worse cinematic experience than watching a truly mid-movie, not great, but also not terrible. Watching a bad movie at least delivers some sensation and emotional response that makes the film stand out and be memorable in places. Likewise, a great movie speaks for itself and manages to create something that connects with the viewer, tells a coherent story, and is genuinely enjoyable or engaging to watch. But when a movie is average, the plot seems to disappear and all memory of it starts to fade as soon as the scene changes. Even some of the best movie directors and actors can make an utterly average film with not too much to say. These films are difficult to watch and endure because of how pointless and empty the stories feel, sometimes hollow or low-effort acting, and overall, poor direction and communication from the team putting the picture together. The results are okay films that are neither terrible nor great." - screenrant.com