10 Awful Films Community Actors Want Us To Forget

Nobody is more nostalgic for the nineties than Rob Schneider. Back then, he was regarded as one of the premium cast members on Saturday Night Live and he was steadily building up a film resume comprised of some actually decent offerings.

Since the turn of the millennium, however, he seems to have starred in exclusively awful movies. Norm of the North is one of the few from his 2000s catalogue that doesn't have any involvement from Adam Sandler and also once boasted a 0% score on Rotten Tomatoes. It's now all the way up to 9%. What a triumph.

Trying to describe the plot is enough to give even the most resilient film goer a headache, especially since there barely is one. Rob Schneider plays a polar bear shocked to discover that human tourists are beginning to fill the Arctic thanks to a marketing campaign led by billionaire Mr. Greene, played by Ken Jeong.

Norm then goes to New York City and gets himself into a long string of barely related wacky situations before the movie mercifully comes to a grinding halt.

Credit where credit's due. The creative team behind Norm of the North found a way to make 88 minutes feel like four hours. Bravo.