Ranking Every Nicolas Cage Movie Worst To Best

71. Christmas Carol: The Movie (2001)

Yes, Trapped In Paradise isn't the only Yuletide film Cage has lent his name to, having also played a small voice role in the 2001 animated adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.

Cage voices Scrooge's dead business partner Jacob Marley, and though he certainly brings an aptly haunting quality to the part, as a whole the movie is surely one of the most tepid and emotionally unengaging adaptations ever made.

70. Dying Of The Light (2014)

As appealing as the pairing of writer-director Paul Schrader with Cage seemed on paper, Dying of the Light is destined to be remembered more for its infamous behind-the-scenes creative disagreements than the final shoddy product itself.

Cage is certainly capable here as a government agent losing his mind to dementia, and he demonstrates solid screen chemistry with the late Anton Yelchin, but the bones of the plot are disappointingly formulaic drama-thriller fare.