It’s a universal truth that movies based on video games suck. Need for Speed, starring a post-Breaking Bad Aaron Paul and hitting theaters this weekend, will likely continue the tradition, as it sits with a 24 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes. This isn’t surprising news. But it makes us wonder: are video game films the most maligned movie sub-genre?
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