1. Grown Ups 2
Oh Grown Ups, why you deserve a sequel is beyond me. You were bereft of any plot whatsoever, your premise was far from original and your comedy was far from clever. So why bother making a second film? I'll admit, being a massive Kevin James mark, its a guilty pleasure of mine, but its not a good film by any means. Largely a character piece, the film stumbles through its incredibly weak and thin plot, chucking its characters into random, nonsensical situations that are pointless in themselves. However, it was a monster at the box office, boasting one of the highest grosses in the US for a film that never hit number one. On that basis alone, the film was granted a sequel, a first for a Sandler-lead vehicle. But the chances Grown Ups 2 reaches the box office heights of its predecessor are slim, as it will essentially be a rehash of the first film: lacking of plot and relying solely on the comedic stylings of its ensemble cast to draw in a crowd. They've even lost Rob Schneider! I mean Rob Schneider people... on second thoughts that's not a great loss.