Everything Wrong with... - Season 1 (2012)

Do Prometheus fans exist? We certainly expect to find out. Here are all the sins we counted in Ridley Scott's Prometheus. We had to stretch our time limit to 4 minutes for this one - just too many darn sins.

Did you love The Hunger Games movie? You probably read the book. Here are the sins we found in the box office hit, The Hunger Games, recounted in three minutes or less.

Looper. You either loved it or hated it. Or, if you're like us, you wrote down a list of sins you found in the film.

Who said we only did new movies? Avatar is the highest-grossing film of all time, but that doesn't mean it's free from sin.

We take on the so-called "worst movie ever made": The Room, which several of you have requested. How bad is it? Well, it's so bad, half the Cinema Sins team hasn't even watched it to this day. We also might have broken the sin counter with this one, but we're looking into getting it fixed.

Is Harry Potter awesome? Maybe. It's not for us to say. But is it sin-free? Certainly not. We take a look at the very first chapter in this cinematic saga, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, and chart all the sins we can find - in 3 minutes or less.

You asked for it. Some of you begged. And in order to make this, we had to watch this movie multiple times - so thanks for that. Here are all the sins we found in The Last Airbender, a movie that should be a sin sentence all of its own.

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You demanded it, and we suffered through watching it multiple times. We're scarred for life, but here's your sins video for Twilight, the modern vampire love story everyone either loves or loves to hate.

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Many of you have been asking us to do another "comic book" movie. Many of you have been asking us to do a "good" or universally-loved movie. So we did The Dark Knight, which ought to satisfy both groups. Here are all the sins of The Dark Knight.

By popular demand, we present a list of all the sins we found in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.

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Ah, Les Mis. A super-relatable lavish musical about about an obscure French rebellion from two hundred years ago. We decided to go looking for sins, and yeah, we found a few.

You asked for it. We watched it - many times. Surprise, surprise, it has some sins. So we listed them for you.

In honor of the release of Iron Man 3, we decided to revisit the first entry in the franchise. We found some sins in it, as we do with all movies.

We bring you the sins of Iron Man 2, in plenty of time for you to remember exactly how bad it was before you watch Iron Man 3.

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To boldly go where many of you have been asking us to go - J.J. Abrahms' Star Trek. Does it have sins? Of course. Did we do a Bonus Round of lens flare? No we did not, because that would be too obvious.

After much demand, we decided to point the sin-counter at the dinosaur classic, Jurassic Park. And no, one of the sins isn't that the kids don't die.

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After too many requests to count, we finally broke down and subjected ourselves to multiple viewings of Green Lantern on our weekly quest to find sins.

In anticipation of the upcoming Man Of Steel, we revisit the most recent Superman adaptation, Superman Returns. Did we find any sins? If you have to ask, you must be new here.

This week we bring you everything wrong with - us. Because no movie, or YouTube channel, is without sin. In our case, the sins are pretty obvious, so this video was easy to make.

After listing the sins of Superman Returns last week, we thought it only fair to go back in time several decades and point the sin counter at one of the most beloved of all superhero movies: Superman The Movie. The year, 1978. The star, Christopher Reeve. The sins - not as plentiful.

The latest "Die Hard" movie goes under the sin-counter's microscope. Take a look back at one of the year's first action films, and remember why almost no one liked it.

In special celebration of the approaching American 4th of July holiday, we bring you all the sins we could find in the 1990's action classic, Independence Day. Welcome to Earth.

In observance of Johnny Depp and Gore Verbinski's new summer action film, The Lone Ranger, we take a look at their first big hit together, the original Pirates Of The Caribbean - The Curse Of The Black Pearl. Arrrgh there any sins?

The year: 1998. The film: Godzilla. The reviews: disastrous. Seeing as how giant robots will soon be fighting giant monsters on the big screen in Pacific Rim, we thought it would be appropriate to go back and revisit one of the most notorious giant-monster movies of the last few decades: Roland Emmerich's Godzilla.

Since R.I.P.D. comes out soon, and since R.I.P.D. is basically Men In Black 4, we thought it would be fun to go back to last year and see what sins we could find in Men In Black 3.

Just in time for The Wolverine, we bring you all the sins we could find in Bryan Singer's original X-Men movie.

Say what? Back-to-back sins videos? We're doubling down this week on X-men movies, following up yesterday's effort with a rundown of all the sins we could find in X2: X-Men United.

Oops. We did it again. Another surprise sins video, today capping off the original X-Men trilogy with X-Men: The Last Stand. That's three in one week, for those keeping score at home. So all of you who say we need to do more sins videos instead of our other series - you guys can chill the hell out now - at least for a week.

It's in the top 5 requested film of all time for our channel, and today we finally grant your wish: a sins video of Percy Jackson and The Olympians: The Lightning Thief, just in time for the sequel, which you probably couldn't pay us to watch at this point.

Well, it was bound to happen sooner or later. Today we have a new "Lowest Sin Count" movie, as we gear up for Elysium by taking a look at director Neill Blomkamp's District 9. There were sins, as there always are, but not very many.

Many of you have been asking for this film for a long time. In a nod to the release of Kick-Ass 2, we finally bring you everything we could find wrong with the original Kick-Ass.

The people have spoken, and the people wanted the damn Dark Knight trilogy completed. So this week we bring you the sins of Batman Begins. Hopefully you're happy now, but probably not.

In honor of Ethan Hawke starring in some new crime, car-based thing - we bring you the sins of Training Day, starring Denzel Washington, the stoner from The Cabin In The Woods, Dr. Dre - and other people.

Justin Bieber: Never Say Never. Some say it was robbed of several awards. Those people are stupid.

In honor of the release of Riddick, a movie absolutely no one was asking for, we decided to point the sin cannon at Pitch Black, the first installment of the Riddick series.

Riddick week continues, as we explore the sin offerings found in the second film in the franchise, The Chronicles Of Riddick. It's a lot like The Chronicles of Narnia, only there are fewer resurrected lions and more cheesy lines of dialogue.

Well after many months of making you wait, we finally return to the Harry Potter series for the second installment, running down the list of sins in Harry Potter and The Chamber Of Secrets. Yes, there were many. Yes, it was more than we expected. No, we aren't doing Prisoner Of Azkaban next week.

Since the news of Ben Affleck's casting as Batman in the next Man of Steel film, we've been bombarded with requests to take a look at his last foray into superhero territory: Daredevil. So in order to shut those people up, we did it. (Also - this video took forever to process - it pissed us off)

You kept asking us to do a classic, and now look what we've done. The sins of The Wizard Of Oz, one of the most cherished films of all time.

Alright, alright. We get it. You want to see the sins of Star Trek Into Darkness. So here - enjoy. We are now all trekked out for the time being.

In observance of Joseph Gordon-Levitt's directorial debut, Don Jon, opening this Friday, we bring you all the sins we could find in Premium Rush, which may go down in history as the second best bike messenger thriller ever made.

Abracadabra, b*tches. You asked for it. Then you demanded it. Then you got all Occupy on our asses. So fine. Here are the sins of Now You See Me, the magic movie that wants to be a modern day Prestige, but ends up being more of a modern day Illusionist meets Burt Wonderstone.

World War Z. It's supposed to be incredible, but we've never read it. Oh yeah, apparently there's a movie about it too, so we went looking for (non-book-based) sins in that instead.

It's October, so we figured it was a decent time to start covering some horror films. And we're starting with the most-requested one from fans: Insidious, a movie that is super scary as long as you don't stop to think about anything.

Iron Man 3 was plenty sinful, so much so that we turned over to our fans the keys to the sin counter. This entire video--every sin, every outtake, the bonus round, and even the sentencing--is fan-suggested.

Before you check out Chloe Grace Mortez in the new Carrie remake this weekend, we thought it would be wise to revisit the original telekinetic outcast. So we turned the sin counter on, pointed it at the 70's horror classic from Brian de Palma, and let it do its thing. Were there sins? Of course there were.

In Grand Theft Auto V, there are a ton of cool things you can do like play a round of golf, watch TV, OR - you can pay $20 (game money), sit in a theater, and watch an actual movie. We chose The Loneliest Robot In Great Britain, and even at just 10 minutes in length - it's a doozy.

Before Arnold and Sly teamed up on Escape Plan (which sounds like a Katherine Heigl movie), they teamed up--ever so briefly--in The Expendables. Yes, it may surprise you to learn that Sly's homage to 80's action movies contains some sins. It is, after all, a movie.

Still on a horror kick for October, and today we're pointing out all the sins we found in Paranormal Activity, the hit found-footage movie that spawned 11,000 sequels in four years--oh, look, there's another one coming out in January.

Still counting horror sins, and today we cover Saw, probably our third-favorite movie named after a household tool. And yes, there are some sins in there.

Just in time for Halloween comes - the sins of Halloween. But not just any Halloween--no, we pointed the sin counter at Rob Zombie's 2007 Halloween remake.

In our final sin celebration of horror movies for this year, we take a look at The Conjuring, a film many of you know as "that exorcism movie with the Office Space guy."

Before you travel with Thor, Jane, and Loki to The Dark World--whatever that is--go back in time and take a look at all the sins from the first Thor movie.

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Today we are canceling the apocalypse - in order to count the sins of Pacific Rim, the only movie this year to make a ton of money AND feature a cast-member from It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia.

This video is a re-upload. Due to a very small piece of music, our entire Back to the Future video was muted.

For the second time, we return to Oz. Only this time - there's three witches, a young wizard, and for some reason - river fairies. And also some sins.

Superman is considered the greatest superhero, but his movies are often full of sins. The latest, Man of Steel, is no exception.

Get ready, Tolkienites, it's time to tackle the original sacred trilogy, which, of course, contains some sins. We kick things off with The Fellowship of the Ring, the movie that set the record for most scenes of pure walking footage in a major motion picture.

The Two Towers is probably our favorite film of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, but that doesn't make it sin-free or anything. At least there aren't any eagles.

Well it seems only right that, after doing the first two Lord of the Rings movies, we return for the third and final installment. If you like 3.5 hour movies that are 80% CGI battle scenes - then this is probably your favorite of the trilogy.

Merry Christmas. To celebrate the holiday, we've pointed the sin counter at one of the all-time great Christmas films, Die Hard. Yes, it's a sacred classic. No, that doesn't mean we won't go looking for sins.

It's still the Christmas season as far as we're concerned, so here's another sins video of a beloved holiday classic, Gremlins. Probably best not to get this video wet - or watch it after midnight.