The 100 Worst Movies of 2008

December 11, 2008 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT BULLETIN Dear Reader, Welcome to the Arts & Entertainment bulletin. The film industry produced some crackers this year... but it also offered up some turkeys. We've selected 2008's 100 worst movies - have a look at our list and see if you agree. This week, we also go behind the scenes on X Factor and take a look at the strangely civil spat between Coldplay and Joe Satriani. Enjoy. The 100 Worst Movies of 2008 Our critics hated them, but audiences defied their advice. Do you agree with our selection of the worst films of 2008? Behind the scenes on X Factor X Factor singers now appear to dominate the charts. Peter Robinson pokes around behind the scenes of TV's star machine Coldplay vs Satriani: a very polite spat In the most civilised argument in rock history, Coldplay have refuted guitarist's plagarism claims while praising his talent The 100 greatest singers of all time Rolling Stone magazine polled nearly 200 musicians. Here are the results, alongside tributes from their famous fans Nicole Kidman resurrects the romantic epic A sparky heroine, gruelling hardships, a budget the size of Australia. Kevin Maher explains how to make a romantic epic Robert De Niro: Ageing bull Is De Niro revealing a new, mellower method in his madness? Call for halt to Sagrada Familia in Barcelona Large group of Spanish intellectuals have rounded on the efforts to complete Antoni GaudÍ's 125-year-old masterpiece Jeremy Clarkson cleared over prostitute joke Top Gear presenter not in breach of broadcasting guidelines with remark about 'murdering' lorry drivers, Ofcom rules Madonna sues for £5m over 'stolen' photos The pop star has launched a High Court action over private wedding photographs that were allegedly sold to a tabloid Best Films of 2008 Is The Dark Knight our movie of 2008? The top 100 records From Elbow to Kanye: the best of 2008 Times Selects Visit Times Selects for all your ticket needs - theatres, concerts and various events If you no longer wish to receive the Entertainment Bulletin, please click here to unsubscribe. If you wish to speak to a Customer Services Representative, please call 020 7860 1133 You have received this e-mail from a member of the News International Group. News International Limited, 1 Virginia Street, London E98 1XY, is the holding company for the News International Group and is registered in England No 81701. VAT number GB 243 8054 69 Times Newspapers Ltd is a member of the Direct Marketing Association and registered under the Data Protection Act 1998. To see our privacy policy, click here.