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        The Worst Halle Berry Movie of All Time, According to Critics
    These reviled films earned Halle Berry the worst reviews of her career.

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By Richard EvansJun 07, 2021
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Halle Berry has had an accomplished career that includes critically acclaimed classics and beloved crowd-pleasers. Her work earned her an Academy Award—the first Best Actress win for a Black woman in Oscars history—and turned her into A-list talent. But even great actors have some misses under their belt, and Berry is no exception. We know our favorites, but what are the worst Halle Berry movies of all time?
To find out, we went through Rotten Tomatoes' list of all of her films, then sorted by critics' scores to determine Berry's worst reviewed movies. These are the films that had the lowest percentages of critical approval, from forgotten box-office failures to popcorn flicks that missed the mark with reviewers. Read on to see if any of your go-to Halle Berry movies ended up on the list.
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                25 | X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)
            
        20th Century FoxRotten Tomatoes score: 57 percent

                24 | Die Another Day (2002)
            
        MGMRotten Tomatoes score: 56 percent

                23 | Why Do Fools Fall in Love (1998)
            
        Warner Bros.Rotten Tomatoes score: 52 percent

                22 | Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017)
            
        20th Century FoxRotten Tomatoes score: 51 percent

                21 | The Last Boy Scout (1991)
            
        Warner Bros.Rotten Tomatoes score: 47 percent

                20 | Losing Isaiah (1995)
            
        Paramount PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 45 percent

                19 | The Call (2013)
            
        Sony Pictures ReleasingRotten Tomatoes score: 44 percent

                18 | The Program (1993)
            
        Buena Vista PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 43 percent

                17 | Boomerang (1992)
            
        Paramount PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 43 percent

                16 | Kidnap (2017)
            
        Aviron PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 35 percent

                15 | Swordfish (2001)
            
        Warner Bros. PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 25 percent

                14 | Race the Sun (1996)
            
        TriStar PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 22 percent

                13 | Frankie & Alice (2010)
            
        Codeblack FilmsRotten Tomatoes score: 21 percent

                12 | The Flintstones (1994)
            
        Universal PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 20 percent
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                11 | B.A.P.S. (1997)
            
        New Line CinemaRotten Tomatoes score: 16 percent

                10 | Gothika (2003)
            
        Warner Bros. PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 15 percent

                9 | The Rich Man's Wife (1996)
            
        Buena Vista PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 13 percent

                8 | Kings (2017)
            
        The OrchardRotten Tomatoes score: 13 percent
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                7 | Strictly Business (1991)
            
        Warner Bros.Rotten Tomatoes score: 10 percent

                6 | Perfect Stranger (2007)
            
        Sony Pictures ReleasingRotten Tomatoes score: 10 percent

                5 | Father Hood (1993)
            
        Buena Vista PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 10 percent

                4 | Catwoman (2004)
            
        Warner Bros. PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 9 percent
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                3 | New Year's Eve (2011)
            
        Warner Bros. PicturesRotten Tomatoes score: 7 percent

                2 | Movie 43 (2013)
            
        Relativity MediaRotten Tomatoes score: 4 percent

                1 | Dark Tide (2012)
            
        Wrekin Hill EntertainmentRotten Tomatoes score: 0 percent
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