Land Of Infusion – Art Infliction

For a little over 22 years, a special group has been and continues to be assembled, with that group being the 2,100 movies that are worthy of forever being called favorites. It’s better known as the Two ThouCentennial, which currently has 1,532 movies that are either enshrined in the rankings, present to be enshrined in the rankings or have a reserved spot to eventually become present.

Of course, those three specific categories are just a partial breakdown of the Two ThouCentennial, as many other movies in various other forms are all up for consideration in being added to that 1,532. They are all better known as tiers, which you can via all the breakdown below.

Check it out and enjoy!

**Note: This page does have some adult words. Discretion is advised.

**Note: To find our running count of Land Of Infusion era assessments/re-assessments by category, simply click here.

Tier 1: The Enshrined, where 634 of the 1,532 have a home on the Two ThouCentennial page.

Tier 2: The Ones Presently To Be Enshrined, where 597 of the 1,532 can be selected to be evaluated for enshrinement at any time.

Tier 3: Reserved Spots To Eventually Become Present, a list that currently has the last 301 of the 1,532. Plus, all of those movies are ranked from 1 to 301.

Tier 4: The Ton-Tenders, a group of 326 movies that are all battling it out for the 1,533rd fully guaranteed Two ThouCentennial spot. You can see all 326 of them via the numbers and bold text below:

Beverly Hills Chihuahua
Arranged ’07
Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children
Term Life
Lena And Snowball
One For The Money
A-X-L
Barnyard
Morris From America
Bottle Shock
Aliens In The Attic
Romeo Must Die
Blood Fest
Seven Years In Tibet
Wyatt Earp
Deliverance
Happy Feet Two
Sweet Virginia
That Burning Feeling
Delivering The Goods
Speedway Junky
The Guardian
And Soon The Darkness
Girl In Progress
Baby, Baby, Baby
Apocalypse Now
Road To Perdition
In & Out
Dark Waters
Van Wilder 2: The Rise Of Taj
Ghosts Of Mississippi
*61
Furry Vengeance
The Little Death
Taken 2
Happy Feet
The Hurricane
Notorious
Made In Dagenham
Jersey Girl
Step Up 2: The Streets
The King’s Man
Batman & Robin
Black Sheep
Autumn Wanderer
Lust For Love
The After Party
Ready Player One
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Beetlejuice
Like Sunday, Like Rain
Love Affair
Ernest Goes To Jail
A Birder’s Guide To Everything
Rookie Of The Year
Whiplash
102 Dalmatians
Juggernaut
Flatliners ’90
Shackles
Public Enemies
Valiant
At Middleton
Tater Tot & Patton
The Water Horse: Legend Of The Deep
Monkey Trouble
Heaven Is A Playground
The Shape Of Water
Victor Frankenstein
Belle & Sebastian 3: The Last Chapter
I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry
I, Frankenstein
Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness
Fruitvale Station
Promised Land
Starship Troopers 2: Hero Of The Federation
The Golden Child
The DUFF
Mary Shelley
Borg Vs. McEnroe
Valley Girl ’83
First Knight
Good Will Hunting
Rain Man
Sling Blade
The Natural
Starship Troopers
101 Dalmatians ’96
Scrooge
Grey Owl
Funny Farm
Something The Lord Made
Stuck Between Stations
Judas And The Black Messiah
Office Christmas Party
Klaus
The First Time
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Booksmart
The November Man
Pretty Bird
Fahrenheit 451 ’18
The Personal History Of David Copperfield
Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings
Accepted
Charlie Countryman
Camp
Light Years
Midnight Run
1 Night In San Diego
Screaming Dead
A Haunting At The Park Hotel
Grow House
The Order ’01
Bunyan And Babe
Glitch
Godzilla: King Of The Monsters
Transformers: Dark Of The Moon
Love And Hostages
Grand Isle
Cobra
Lean On Pete
Red Dawn ’12
Transformers
Romper Stomper
Brother Bear
State Fair
Man Camp
Formula 51
Catch.44
UHF
The Patriot ’98
Drinking Buddies
Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom
Arthur ’11
Shrek
He’s Just Not That Into You
Uncle Sam
The Angry Birds Movie 2
Irresistible
Knife Fight
Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2
American History X
The Campaign
Thor: Love And Thunder
Step Up Revolution
The Darkest Hour
Central Intelligence
Okja
A Walk To Remember
The Last Five Years
Always Woodstock
Heart Of The Country
Rock Of Ages
John Carter
The Anomaly
Black Widow
Repo! The Genetic Opera
The Game Plan
A Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon
The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard
Life As We Know It
Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves
The Principal
Lady Bird
Man On A Ledge
The Cobbler
The Mortician
The Substitute
A Sunday Horse
Footloose ’84
The Promise ’16
Glory Road
Slice
We Are Marshall
Dedication
Captain America: Civil War
American Honey
Paterson
Turistas
Dixieland
Thunder Road
Sticks And Stones
Tinker Bell And The Great Fairy Rescue
Cowgirls ‘N Angels
Son Of The South
Looks That Kill
Coming 2 America
Antiquities
Fantasy Island
Country Strong
Gattaca
The Ringer
Tulip Fever
The Darkest Minds
Shrek Forever After
Dangerous Liaisons
Reign Over Me
The Chipmunk Adventure
Magnum Force
American Pie Presents: Beta House
American Pie Presents: The Naked Mile
Chastity Bites
Ready Or Not
Zeroville
Casa de mi Padre
Lasso
Terrordactyl
Skyline
Max 2: White House Hero
Blood Father
Teenage Cocktail
American Reunion
Meet The Deedles
The Endless
Hackers
A Bridge Too Far
Ivansxtc.
Love, Weddings & Other Disasters
Wish Man
Sweet Dreams
Body Brokers
No Way, Jose
Buried Secrets
One Man And His Cow
Blade: Trinity
The Hobbit: The Battle Of The Five Armies
Jungle Cruise
The Matrix Resurrections
K-911
Torque
Nacho Libre
Confessions Of A Teenage Drama Queen
Manipulated
Sonic The Hedgehog
Nighthawks
The Breakfast Club
McFarland, USA
The Bounce Back
Valentine’s Day
Poetic Justice
Molly’s Game
3 Strikes
The Flying Scissors
American Pie Presents: Girls’ Rules
The Longest Yard ’05
Free Guy
The Last Duel
The Hottest State
Meeting Evil
Black And Blue
Timeline
The A-Team
Talladega Nights: The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby
Paycheck
Pig
Eternals
American Pie
10 Years
The Assistant
American Pie Presents: Band Camp
The Take ’16
The General’s Daughter
American Pie 2
Sonic The Hedgehog 2
Drop Zone
The Five-Year Engagement
Daylight
Red Dawn ’84
The Patriot ’00
We Were Soldiers
The Emperor’s Club
Towelhead
Stepmom
Aquamarine
Mary Queen Of Scots
What If ’14
Happy Christmas
Pvt Chat
Erin Brockovich
Footloose ’11
You Got Served
Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2
A Good Old Fashioned Orgy
A Time To Kill
Cry Macho
The Informers
Christmas With The Kranks
Big Miracle
True True Lie
Bad Teacher
Waist Deep
A Star Is Born ’18
The House Bunny
Hairspray ’07
Playing With Fire
The Judge
Here Awhile
K-9: P.I.
The Invisible
Lock Up
The Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants 2
Holes
Girl, Interrupted
Violet & Daisy
Steam
Chasing Liberty
The Tuskegee Airmen
Concrete Cowboy
Regarding Henry
Above The Rim
Mad City
The Brothers Grimsby
The Mitchells Vs. The Machines
Innocent
Lightyear
Big Fish
Elvis And Anabelle
Almost Famous
Robot & Frank
The Last Marshal
Hulk
Taken 3
Shrek The Third
Legend
Lima: Breaking The Silence

Tier 5: Ton-Tenders In-Waiting, a group of movies that will also get to be one of the 326 at some point. You can see all of them via the numbers and bold text below:

Sex Tape
Ingrid Goes West
The Sisterhood Of The Traveling Pants
Bold Native
Paint It Red
Inheritance ’20
This Is 40
Billy Madison
The Secret Life Of Bees
Taken
Toys
Mulan ’20
Just Mercy
Love, Wedding, Marriage
Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk
96 Minutes
A Rainy Day In New York
Critical Thinking
The Hurt Locker
Zero Dark Thirty
Debating Robert Lee
Remember Me
Raya And The Last Dragon
All My Life
An Elephant’s Journey
Free Style ’09
Tinker Bell
Tinker Bell And The Lost Treasure
Tinker Bell And The Legend Of The NeverBeast
Born A Champion
Meet The Parents
Paradise
Luca
Joe And Max
Saving Flora
Those Who Wish Me Dead
Hey Arnold!: The Movie
Emma’s Chance
Burning Bodhi
Apple Of My Eye
Year Of The Carnivore
Persepolis
The Day After Tomorrow
Fun Size
5 To 7
Liberal Arts
Earwig And The Witch
Clifford The Big Red Dog
The Addams Family 2
Lords Of Dogtown
Hollywood Ending
Love Stinks
Cowgirls ‘N Angels 2: Dakota’s Summer
And Then Came Love
Little Women ’19
Death On The Nile
Sing 2
Godzilla ’14
Cooties
Dog
The Northman
Step Up 3
Aladdin ’19
England Is Mine
Jurassic World: Dominion
Minions: The Rise Of Gru
DC League Of Super-Pets
Clouds
The Mambo Kings
Skylines
Crawl
Suicide Note
Red Rocket
Beast
Broken Diamonds
Firewalker
The Brass Teapot
Air Bud
Greener Grass
Exodus: Gods And Kings
Balance, Not Symmetry
Noelle
The Last Stand
Date And Switch
Saved By The Bell: Hawaiian Style
Saved By The Bell: Wedding In Las Vegas
Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile
Glass Jaw
Go Back To China
The Suicide Squad
Togo
Black Adam

Tier 6: Exempt from 326 competition, the next group of movies that will be exempt from competing tournament style. To see which movies are listed in this tier, simply view the numbers and bold text below:

Girl House-The constant pursuit of getting an Ali Cobrin movie into The Project ended with this movie passing its assessment. And given how downright successful that it was in its assessment, it could be the first one to come off the board in this upcoming draft.
Cyborg Soldier-Tiffani-Amber Thiessen has had an uptick of her movies being Project bound, with three of them being fully guaranteed Two ThouCentennial movies. This movie could be number four if Sweet Dreams doesn’t win one of the next seven spot fill tournaments.
Belle & Sebastian: The Adventure Continues-This movie is neck-and-neck with its predecessor, the latter of which is a Tier 2 movie.
Remember The Daze-This movie did better in its second re-assessment. Plus, it gives Marnette Patterson a substantial role.
Breakaway-This movie gives Russell Peters a total of four that are either in The Project or will be in The Project. Plus, there’s no such thing as too much Camilla Belle in The Project.
Material Girls-The Duff Sisters work perfectly together in this movie, Haylie Duff is a smoke show and Clarence Darnell The Cat totally deserves to be a part of Two ThouCentennial lore.
Far From Home: The Adventures Of Yellow Dog-Movies about dogs have a pretty good success rate at making the Project, and this one is the next in line to do as such.
Now You See It…-There’s been a push for each Michalka sister to each have an equal amount of movies in The Project. This movie provides just that, along with the fact that it could outrank Smart House, the latter of which is an enshrined Two ThouCentennial movie.
Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3: Viva La Fiesta!-This movie will be the dog movie that will join the Project right after the aforementioned Far From Home: The Adventures Of Yellow Dog. Plus, it can work well in an evaluation line-up with both Paradise and Die In A Gunfight.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey-This movie does the sequel/prequel thing right. Plus, it sets up for the presence of Evangeline Lilly in the next two installments.
The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug-This movie can work as a good opener for an evaluation line-up. Plus, it has the aforementioned Evangeline Lilly.
Shrek 2-This movie can work well with either Life As We Know It or Never Back Down.
Loosies-It’s rare that Jaimie Alexander gets a movie with a substantial role, let alone a good movie. This movie falls under that category.
Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil-This movie gives its predecessor (Maleficent, which is a Tier 3 movie) a nice continuation.
Doctor Strange-This movie is a high-upside movie for the MCU, has a very good sequel and can work well in an evaluation line-up with both The Nut Job 2: Nutty By Nature and Baked In Brooklyn.
How To Be Single-This movie is the total definition of a “glue movie”, therefore it will be the halfway point (1,050) of The Project.
Mo’ Money-It can work well in tandem with Money Train, or it can be evaluated during the same timeframe as something that has either Anna Camp or Tiffani-Amber Thiessen.
The Night Clerk-Ana de Armas’ best movie is Knives Out and this movie proves that it’s not a letdown, following that career highlight of hers.
S.W.A.T.: Firefight-This movie is neck-and-neck with its predecessor. Plus, it has Carly Pope.
Robots-Wonderbot deserves to be a part of Two ThouCentennial lore, therefore this movie being in this tier.
I Feel Pretty-This movie can be a good complimentary movie to Raya And The Last Dragon. Plus, it boasts the tandem of Emily Ratajkowski and Olivia Culpo.
Jobs-Ashton Kutcher is more than credible as the late Steve Jobs in this movie. Plus, this movie tells the late tech mogul’s story from a slightly different perspective than the one that stars Michael Fassbender.
Vamp U-This movies has a knockout tandem in Julie Gonzalo and Alexis Knapp. Plus, it can work well in an evaluation line-up with Teacher Of The Year, Catch.44 and Walk Of Shame.
A Soldier’s Story-It can be an evaluation that comes after a viewing of the Saved By The Bell episode “The Glee Club”.
Sleeping With Other People-This movie was a pleasant surprise during its re-assessment. It’s just a matter of what evaluation line-up that it can work well in.
End Of Watch-A movie with both Anna Kendrick and Natalie Martinez deserves to be a part of Two ThouCentennial lore.
Ford v Ferrari-This movie got better as it went on. Plus, it can work well in tandem with American Pie Presents: The Book Of Love.
The Insider-This movie can work well with a multitude of others in an evaluation line-up, thus it being one of its strengths.
When Trumpets Fade-This movie has served in spot-fill tournaments for nearly five years. But now it’s time for it to finally get one step to taking its rightful place in the Two ThouCentennial rankings. Plus, it’s a movie that can be neck and neck with Platoon (a Tier 2 movie) in the rankings.
Lucky Day-This movie did way better in its second re-assessment, it gives Cle Bennett a substantial role, Crispin Glover is downright hilarious in this movie and there’s no such thing as too much Nina Dobrev in the Project.
The Lone Ranger-The fact that this movie got assessed during the same timeframe (July 2013) as the assessments of Despicable Me 2, White House Down and Monsters University really helps its stock at making the Project.
Burden-Garrett Hedlund, Andrea Riseborough, Forest Whitaker and Usher Raymond all power this fantastic movie about redemption. It could be drafted at the end of the first of this next expansion draft.
The Silencing-Annabelle Wallis has five of her movies as fully guaranteed Two ThouCentennial movies and three more that are on the verge of that feat. Barring True True Lie winning any of the next 32 spot fill tournaments, this movie will make it number six for the former of the two categories.
Fired Up!-This movie gives Molly Sims redemption after she was a part of that fiasco known as The Benchwarmers. Plus, it also allows AnnaLynne McCord the eventuality of being a part of Two ThouCentennial lore.
Wild Cherry-There’s no such thing as too much Tania Raymonde in the Project. Plus, Rob Schneider is totally convincing playing the father of her character in this movie.
Sunshine Cleaning-This movie had Top 100 potential, based on its assessment that occurred all the way back in 2010. A lot has changed since then, but this movie is one of those movies that has a comforting vibe about it. Plus, it could be a movie that be evaluated shortly after a viewing of “Wedding Plans”, which is an episode of Saved By The Bell: The College Years.
My Best Friend’s Wedding-This movie could be the one that works well in tandem with Good Luck as a night-wee hours doubleheader of evaluations.
Black Or White-Kevin Costner had a very good run of mid-2010s movies, as three of them passed assessment/re-assessment. This movie is one of those three.
The Rookie ’02-The father-son dynamic (especially later on) between Brian Cox and Dennis Quaid makes this movie totally deserving of being a part of Two ThouCentennial lore.
Consumed-This movie is an under-rated gem in the career of Zoe Lister-Jones and is an under-rated gem overall. It could work well in an evaluation line-up that has The Lucky One.
The Stepfather-Never Back Down was Amber Heard’s first true highlight, but this movie isn’t a letdown at all.
Atomic Blonde-It’s neck-and-neck with Anna, the latter of which is a Tier 2 movie. Plus, it could be a movie that could evaluated before a viewing of the Saved By The Bell episode “Dancing To The Max”.
Summer Rental-This movie has the potential to be a good early Monday afternoon evaluation.
Precious-This is the last Paula Patton movie that will be added to the Project in the foreseeable future. And as for what this movie can work best in via an evaluation situation, well it can work best as a movie leading up to a viewing of Empire or anything Saved By The Bell related.
Powder-This movie has served for almost three years in Tier 4. And now it’s one step closer to being among Tiers 1 through 3, as A) It has a lot of heart and B) It can be a good complimentary movie to Sex Drive.
Mystery, Alaska-A movie which has the New York Rangers as a part of a major plot line totally deserves to be a part of Two ThouCentennial lore.
Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen-Out of all six Transformers movies, this one will be the third or fourth best one in the rankings.
Tag-The presence of Annabelle Wallis is why this movie is one step closer to being fully guaranteed. Plus, it could work in an evaluation line-up that has Night Hunter.
Get Him To The Greek-This movie has an excellent chance at outranking Forgetting Sarah Marshall in the Two ThouCentennial rankings.
Planes, Trains & Automobiles-This movie can be a good complimentary movie to The Help or can be a perfect evaluation leading up to a viewing of the Saved By The Bell episode “The Prom”.
Hot Fuzz-This movie did way better in its re-assessment and it could work as the evaluation that follows Balance, Not Symmetry.
Lean On Me-This movie will be the third and final time that Delilah Cotto has a movie of hers enshrined into the Two ThouCentennial page rankings.
Anaconda-This movie might be the perfect tandem mate for The Best Of Times come evaluation season.
Beginners-The pet dog in this movie deserves to be a part of Two ThouCentennial lore. Plus, this can work well in an evaluation line-up that has Can You Keep A Secret?.
Do The Right Thing-A movie which has Martin Lawrence and his mentor, the late Robin Harris, as cast mates is totally deserving of being a part of Two ThouCentennial lore. Plus, Rosie Perez is a smoke show in this movie.
Predators-Adrien Brody more than holds his own in following in the footsteps of Arnold Schwarzenegger, so it could be neck-and-neck with the 1987 movie in the Two ThouCentennial rankings.
Wolf-This movie could be a good evaluation directly before a movie of Top 100 quality gets evaluated.
Jaws: The Revenge-This movie is the weakest in the Jaws franchise, but it at least gives Ellen Brody her time in the spotlight.
Richard Jewell-All the back and forth about whether this movie is a Two ThouCentennial movie or not comes down to an eventual battle for one of the Project’s last 53 spots.
Uncharted-The opening scene of the cargo plane looks more unrealistic than James Bond’s commandeering of that airplane in GoldenEye. Plus, that opening scene dooms this movie from the very beginning. It’s going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page once this next upcoming draft concludes.
Undercover Brother-This movie has the misfortune of coming out nearly a year and a half after Double Take, the latter of which is also an Eddie Griffin movie. It will be going back to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page once this next upcoming draft concludes.

Tier 7: The Tentative Roster, a page filled with the maximum amount of 53 movies, all of which will be battling for quite a few of the last 100 Two ThouCentennial spots.. To see which movies are among the 53, simply go to the The Tentative Roster page.

Tier 8: Vested Movies Up For Assessment/Re-Assessment, a group of movies released in 2018 or earlier that could be serious contenders/challengers for some of the last 100 Two ThouCentennial spots.

No such movies are in this tier right now.

Tier 9: Unrestricted Free Agents, a group of movies that will either be here once the next Expansion Draft ends or are waiting to join The Tentative Roster. To see which movies are in this tier, simply view the numbered list below:

Wanderland-The enclosure of pigs and the very brief presence of Dree Hemingway put this movie in judgment call territory.
Dear Eleanor-The events that occur in this movie place it in judgment call territory right now.
The Odd Couple-Despite this movie being second of the overall ten that had both the late Jack Lemmon and the late Walter Matthau, this is the one that put them on the map as a tandem, which is reason enough to give it a spot in the Project. But the lack of punch that its sequel brought during its re-assessment could tether both movies to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page. This and that movie could be two of the last ones into the Project.
The Odd Couple II-See one spot above. Plus, it had its tentative guaranteed Two ThouCentennial spot revoked yet won’t have to wait until Columbus Day Weekend 2022 to have its spot filled by Saved By The Bell: Wedding In Las Vegas, as that footnote will instead belong to Step Brothers.
Amos & Andrew-This movie could be battling with Idiocracy for DEAD LAST on the Two ThouCentennial page. However, it has a long road to make the Project, as there’s a pipeline of more movies that are potentially better than it. Stay tuned.
Fury-It’s going to need a full-on plot investigation once it’s signed to The Tentative Roster.
I, Robot-It’s going to get a full plot investigation once it’s signed to The Tentative Roster page.
Talk To Me-Don Cheadle has played a lot of serious characters in his career, thus making his portrayal of Petey Greene worthy of being a part of Two ThouCentennial lore. But this movie unfortunately gets worse as it goes on, thus it being placed in judgment call territory once it gets signed to The Tentative Roster page.
A Most Violent Year-The rumors of one or two sequels for this movie could salvage its chance at making the Project.
Eastern Promises-The ambiguity following Nikolai’s fate has revoked this movie’s tentative guaranteed spot for now.
Long Nights Short Mornings-This bevy of beautiful women in this movie unfortunately can’t prevent it from being boring, therefore it will eventually go to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Malicious-Despite the tandem of Bojana Novakovic and Melissa Bolona being in this movie, it’s going to be placed in Section Four of The Tentative Roster page, as it will be subject to a full plot investigation.
Men Of Honor-A historical accuracy check will be conducted for this movie. But given what it’s up against and will be against, it could very well be one of the last ones into the Project. Stay tuned.
An American Pickle-This movie has some charm to it, but that charm might not be enough, as it continuously shows that its plot isn’t crisp as a pickle. Plus, there are many more movies that are potentially more dynamic than this one.
The Guilt Trip-This movie has heart, but it’s up against much more dynamic movies, thus it being in judgment call territory.
30 Days Of Night-The only thing that will save this movie from going back to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page is its sequel.
Being Flynn-Certain aspects for this movie need to be investigated in order for it to make the Project.
The Theory Of Everything-If there’s a better movie than this one from the standpoint of it being based on Stephen Hawking’s life, then this movie will be re-acquired by the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Youth In Oregon-This movie is both neck-and-neck with the next movie in this tier and slightly better than it, the latter of which is due to the presence of Nicola Peltz. But that might not be enough for it to make the Project.
The Edge Of Seventeen-Like all the other movies that have been assessed/re-assessed since March 24, 2022, this movie wasn’t able to put it altogether, thus it possibly being bound for the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
The Hunger Games-Primrose’s pet cat and a flashback scene of pigs being fed loaves of bread are the sole highlights of this otherwise over-rated movie. Plus, given how pompous that this movie and its three sequels (two of them haven’t been re-assessed yet) are, it’s pretty much guaranteed that it will be re-acquired by the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1-This movie is neck-and-neck with its two predecessors.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2-The re-assessment of this movie was done on October 7, 2022 and it will eventually go back to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention with its predecessors.
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire-This movie is neck-and-neck with its predecessor and the third installment.
Jimi: All Is By My Side-About the only thing that can give this movie a future in the Project is another Jimi Hendrix movie told from different angles.
Back Roads-If a better Nicola Peltz movie, in addition to Transformers: Age Of Extinction is found, then this movie will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
The Secret Of NIMH-A distraught puppy, a distraught family of monkeys and the presence of the late Paul Shenar via voice form are the highlights of this movie. But those three things might not be enough to give it a shot at making the Project.
Message From The King-This movie starts out strong, but fizzles once too many plot lines are crammed into it. It will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Heart Of Champions-The complex romantic relationships and their melodrama, along with the nondescript Ivy League school getting to compete towards the end of the movie without little to no resistance, really dooms its chances of trying to make the Project.
Friends With Benefits-This movie tried too hard to be like No Strings Attached, except this one lacks the natural flow that that movie has. It’s yet another impromptu Tier 12 movie that hasn’t really stepped up in being a possible alternative to any new or fairly new (2019 through 2023) movie that will be vying for the last 100 Two ThouCentennial spots. A placement on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page is likely.
Mother And Child-This movie takes itself way too seriously and lacks flow for the most part. It will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page sometime in the near future.
Beastly-This movie has some good moments, but it suffers from the presence of Mary-Kate Olsen (neither her nor her twin sister belong in movies) and stilted dialogue. A return to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page is likely. Real likely.
The Last Shift-This movie is one of those slice of life movies that meanders, perfect for insomnia and just ends abruptly. It’s going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
The Do-Over-This movie will be filler on The Tentative Roster page sometime in October.
The Taking Of Pelham 123 ’09-This movie is a mash-up of Money Train, Inside Man, The Town and Unstoppable, along with the fact that John Travolta is a little too over-the-top as Ryder. It’s in judgement call territory right now.
Sunset Park-This movie is flatter than any of the basketballs that were used for it. Plus, couple that with the search for a better Talent Harris movie and you have a return to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page for it.
I Saw The Light-This movie showed flashes in both its assessment and re-assessment that it can be a good complimentary movie to either Armageddon, Empire or The Roommate. But questionable pacing and the notion of many other dynamic movies really doom its chances of making the Project.
Starlet-Depending on how future turnover goes on The Tentative Roster page, it could go to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page at any time.
Stowaway-See one spot above.
The Day Shall Come-This movie is worse than the aforementioned Stowaway, as both this movie and that movie are Anna Kendrick movies. It will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
To The Wonder-Olga Kurylenko does provide eye candy appeal in this movie. However, this movie has a bit of an incomplete feel to it, along with the fact that it has that pompous style that Terrence Malick is known for. It’s in judgment call territory.
Knight Of Cups-This movie, which is also directed by the aforementioned Terrence Malick, is nothing but a 100-minute plus cologne/perfume commercial that is pompous as all get out. It will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
The Kite Runner-This movie is similar in tone to both Burn Your Maps and The Boy In The Striped Pajamas, although this one has a bit more promise than those two movies. It’s in judgment call territory right now.
Fallen ’17-This movie is slightly better than The Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones. However, that’s not a good thing, as the latter of the two movies is on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Deep Cover-The fact that this movie came after Boyz ‘N The Hood in the career of Laurence Fishburne is a complete letdown. It will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Dope-This movie takes itself way too seriously, has a bit of an incomplete ending and gets worse every time that it tries to make itself better. It will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Bulletproof-This movie is like Hunter Killer, from the standpoint of not being afraid of Saved By The Bell, only to lack execution. Landing on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page is likely for it.
The First Wives Club-Depending on how the logjam of this tier breaks up, this movie could be acquired directly from here by the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Narc-This movie needs a full-on plot investigation, and that’s even with its blurry and headache-inducing opening scene.
Starship Troopers: Traitor Of Mars-This movie is better than the third and fourth installments of the franchise yet still falls short, due to the animation.
Starship Troopers 3: Marauder-This movie is proof that this entire franchise doesn’t have to be a package deal in making the Project, as it was atrocious.
Starship Troopers: Invasion-This movie is worse than the one that’s listed above it.
Rumble-The monsters are creatively animated, but watching this movie overall is like watching a bad Muppet Babies episode a day or two after watching an awesome Saved By The Bell related thing. It could be very temporary filler on The Tentative Roster page once massive turnover occurs on that page.
Rules Don’t Apply-If Warren Beatty’s portrayal of Howard Hughes is spot-on via actual footage of Hughes, then it could be a surprise contender for one of the last 100 Two ThouCentennial spots.
Diner-1980s buddy ensemble comedies with Paul Reiser have been proven to fail, as first Odd Jobs and now this movie both failed their assessments. This movie will be joining that movie on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
After The Ball-This movie tries to emulate other movies and fails miserably doing so. It might not even be filler on The Tentative Roster page, as it’s one of the weakest in this tier.
Spy Hard-Cramming sub-spoof upon sub-spoof within this spoof, along with having a little too abrupt of an ending, really dooms its chances at making the Project. It will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Blades Of Glory-This movie’s suspension of disbelief ending is worse than the suspension of disbelief ending that The Men Who Stare At Goats had. This movie is worse than that movie, therefore it might not even be considered filler on The Tentative Roster page.
The Ladykillers-The meandering closing credits is a bit much and could be the reason why this movie will lose its chance at getting into the Project.
Hooking Up-The breaking into houses multiple times for certain re-enactments is difficult to condone, thus this movie could be heading to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
There Is A New World Somewhere-This movie’s ending makes it completely pointless, therefore it’s going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Camp X-Ray-This movie does have heart, but the main component of it feels incomplete.
Road House-This movie’s industrial area combined with its small town feel gives off the same vibe as The White Buffalo. Plus, certain music doesn’t fit in this movie. It will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Bird Box-The romantic plot line involving Sandra Bullock’s character and Trevante Rhodes’ character really kills the momentum of this movie, thus an eventual placement on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
The Maze Runner-This movie’s beginning doesn’t set a proper tone, so it could very likely land on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials-This movie might be worse than its predecessor.
Maze Runner: The Death Cure-This movie might be the best of this franchise, although that’s not a ringing endorsement, therefore it will eventually go on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
The Tax Collector-The final battle scene could be the only thing that could help this make the Project.
Fool’s Gold-This movie is a strange hybrid of Captain Ron and Sahara ’05, the latter of which also starred this movie’s lead actor, Matthew McConaughey. The only that’s keeping this movie for Project consideration is the presence of Alexis Dziena.
Rams-This movie is worse than Hunt For The Wilderpeople, the latter of which also features Sam Neill, thus this movie will eventually go to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
The Hater-This movie has a bit of an unfinished feel to it, along with the fact that its plot is kind of unfocused. It’s most likely going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Dear God-Despite a great cast and the presence of cute animals, this movie sabotages itself throughout. At best, it’s going to be in judgment call territory.
Yoga Hosers-This movie might be worse than Tusk, as both this movie and that movie feature the Johnny Depp character “Guy LaPointe”.
With Honors-This movie has the same early/mid 1990s academia vibe as both School Ties and Scent Of A Woman. However, that’s not a good thing, as both those movies are on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page. This movie could be joining them there.
Cop Car-This movie almost showed that it could be one that’s not afraid of anything Saved By The Bell related at all. However, the operative word is “almost”, as garbled police dispatch playing during most of the closing credits really killed its momentum in trying to make the Project.
Detour-It will be subject to a written review to determine whether it’s Two ThouCentennial material or not.
Alter Egos-The incomplete ending, pointless closing credits scenes and dreary overcast tone all do this movie in. And given all of that, it’s way too much for the knockout tandem of Brooke Nevin and Christine Evangelista to overcome.
No Sudden Move-The constant cramming of characters into this movie really kills its momentum, therefore it will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
If Only-This movie is neck-and-neck with the next movie in this tier as worst ever Jennifer Love Hewitt movie.
Cafe-This movie is so pompous to the point that it might be the worst in the career of the aforementioned Jennifer Love Hewitt.
The Outlaw Josey Wales-This movie is boring, but it’s at least better than both The White Buffalo and Orca, as all this movie and both of those movies are all Will Sampson movies. It will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Gemini-This movie tries to be a slick version of The Girl On The Train and fails miserably. It will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
RedButterly-This movie is barely better than The Perfect Sleep, the latter of which is on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Love After Love-This movie lacks flow and is just way too much of a downer to watch.
Kickboxer: Vengeance-Although this movie is better than the next four of the next five movies listed in this tier, it is the epitome of a pointless reboot.
Kickboxer: Retaliation-This movie is neck-and-neck with the movie that’s listed above it, and that’s a bad thing.
Kickboxer 2: The Road Back-The lazy composition of stock photos involving the three Sloan brothers, a pre-pandemic empty arena fight and a blatant production goof all doom this movie’s chances, and its predecessor’s chances at making the Project.
Kickboxer 3: The Art Of War-This movie is worse than the one that’s listed above it.
Kickboxer 4: The Aggressor-This movie might be neck-and-neck in a bad way with the movie that’s listed above it.
Kickboxer 5: Redemption-This movie is possibly the worst in this entire franchise.
Sun Choke-Despite the presence of Sara Malakul Lane, this movie repeatedly prevents itself from being Two ThouCentennial material.
Kung Fu Hustle-This movie makes Spy Hard look like a serious action movie, so it will no doubt be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Killing Them Softly-This movie is a meandering hybrid of a Quentin Tarantino movie and a Guy Ritchie movie, along with the fact that it just feels unfinished. In a tier that’s more quantity than quality, it most likely won’t even be signed to The Tentative Roster page, as there are movies in this tier that are at least better filler than it.
Car Wash-This movie is like Get On The Bus, from the standpoint that it doesn’t focus on just one character. However, that movie is better than this one, so it will eventually be landing on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Night Moves-This movie is more boring than Cotton Comes To Harlem, so it’s destined for the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Licorice Pizza-This movie was assessed as filler for The Tentative Roster page, with the timeframe for it being added to that page being sometime between August 30, 2022 and November 1, 2022. However, more movies will be joining this tier, thus increasing the selection pool. And given that increase, it’s likely to be acquired by the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Things Are Tough All Over-This is worse than the aforementioned Cheech & Chong’s Nice Dreams, but better than the next movie in this tier.
Still Smokin-This movie is worse than the aforementioned Cheech & Chong’s Nice Dreams. Way worse in fact.
Absolute Power-Napoleon Dynamite, The Cable Guy, Scenic Route, The White Buffalo, City Of Industry, Band Aid, Burn Your Maps, Whisky Tango Foxtrot, Angus, Payback, Orca, The Boy In The Striped Pajamas, Celtic Pride, Committed, The Year Of Living Dangerously, Growing Up Smith, Bird On A Wire, Death To Smoochy, and Clerks II. What do they all have in common? They are all movies that were completely throttled by various forms of Saved By The Bell. This movie joins that list and will eventually join 17 of the 19 (The Cable Guy and Scenic Route are both One Hun-Dread movies) on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
All About The Afterglow-This movie is a meandering and uninteresting road trip movie, which also completely under-utilizes Sara Malakul Lane.
The Big Ask-Despite the presence of the knockout tandem of Gillian Jacobs and Ahna O’Reilly, this movie is pointless and Dale Dickey ruins it via committing animal cruelty against a dog.
Jurassic City-This movie is a lame mash-up of SEAL Patrol, The Dead Undead and Terrordactyl. And that’s bad, because two of those movies are on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Jailbait-There is a lot of redemption in this movie, but Sara Malakul Lane seems completely miscast here.
The Den-This movie is worse than both Unfriended and Smiley, two movies that are on the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page. This movie will eventually be joining those movies on that page.
Halloween Pussy Trap Kill! Kill!-This movie is barely better than the next movie in this tier.
Who’s Watching Oliver-The pet cat and the presence of Sara Malakul Lane are the only two things that prevent this movie from being One Hun-Dread material, as it’s a messed up movie that could be worse than Death To Smoochy.

Tier 10: Released Yet Could Be Re-signed, a group of movies that were released from The Tentative Roster page yet could go back to that. To see which movies are in this tier, simply view the number(s) and bold text below:

Enter The Dragon. Why it could be re-signed:Certain aspects of this movie need to be investigated in order for it to make the Project.
Mississippi Grind. Why it could be re-signed:It will be subject to a full plot investigation.
Hail, Caesar. Why it could be re-signed:Certain aspects of this movie need to be investigated in order for it to make the Project. However, its investigation won’t be as exhaustive as the one for Lost In Space.
The Party. Why it could be re-signed:Hrundi V. Bakshi’s widespread destruction is a bit much. But if this ends up being the best assessed/re-assessed Peter Sellers movie, then it will make the Project.
Chocolat. Why it could be re-signed:The ashes aspect of this movie is the only one that’s holding it back from making the Project.
The Joneses. Why it could be re-signed: Once a better Christine Evangelista movie is found, this movie will be going to the Movie-Ocrity/Dishonorable Mention page.
Kickboxer. Why it could be re-signed: It depends on A) How all of its sequels do and B) If the 2016 reboot connects with the franchise or not.
Species. Why it could be re-signed:It depends on how all of its sequels do.
La mujer de mi hermano. Why it could be re-signed:Once Barbara Mori and Manolo Cardona each have better movies that are worthy of Project consideration, then this one will be cut shortly after such a scenario happens.

Tier 11: Rookie Scale Movies, movies released during the span of 2019 through 2023 and will be assessed for consideration as the last 100 spots of the Two ThouCentennial Project. The movies can be seen via the numbered list below.

Note: 10* denotes movies that have the right to get spot 2,010 of the Project, 7* denotes movies that will battle with nine non-Rookie Scale Movies and/or nine already assessed/re-assessed movies for spots 2,011 through 2,017 of the Project, 5* denotes movies that could or will be among movies that will battle for spots 2,018 through 2,022 of the Project and 25* denotes movies that could or will be among movies for spots 2,023 through 2,047 of the Project.

Puss In Boots: The Last Wish10*
Shazam! Fury Of The Gods7*
Luck5*
Finch5*
Greyhound5*
Cyrano5*
Hocus Pocus 25*
The Greatest Beer Run Ever25*
The Phantom Of The Open25*
Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris25*
The Batman25*
Run With The Hunted25*
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever25*
A Journal For Jordan25*
Emily The Criminal25*
Magic Mike’s Last Dance25*
Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantamania25*
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 325*
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse25*
Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts25*
Elemental25*
Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One25*
The Marvels25*
The Equalizer 325*
Wish25*
Trolls 3: The Trollstopia Movie25*
The Little Mermaid25*
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom25*
Chicken Run: Dawn Of The Nugget25*
Nope25*
Breaking25*
The Gray Man25*

Tier 12: Potential Alternatives To Tier 11 Movies/Potential Final 53 Movies, movies that could help round out spots 2,001 through 2,047 of the Two ThouCentennial Project or could be in the mix for spots 2,048 through 2,100 of the Project. The movies are listed via the numbers and bold text below, with two of them being movies that came out during the 2019 through 2023 timeframe.

No such movies are currently in this tier.

Tier 13: Battle For Spots 2,011 Through 2,017, movies that will clinch those particular Two ThouCentennial spots via being the top seven out of 16 via the standings below.

**Note: This tier will update seven more times, starting November 25, 2022 and will be done updating on March 18, 2022.

C-Clinches one of the tentative guaranteed Two ThouCentennial spots

E-Eliminated from 2,011 Through 2,017 Contention

**E8 denotes movie that was ranked eighth, prior to November 25, 2022, E9 denotes movie that was ranked ninth, prior to November 25, 2022, EG denotes movie that was eliminated by Gigi & Nate and E78 denotes movie that was eliminated via being deemed not worthy of outranking both Gigi & Nate and Sweaty Betty

The Standings

C-The Ice Age Adventures Of Buck Wild
C-Live Free Or Die Hard
C-Prey
C-The New Mutants
C-The Witches ‘20
Night Owls
Gigi & Nate
EG-Sweaty Betty
E78-The Menu
E8-The Truth About Love
E9-Jockey
E-Flora & Ulysses
E-The Wolf And The Lion
E-Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
E-The Tiger Rising

Well, that’s every “tier shed” on this page. And while most of the 2,100 (the full capacity) movies are in 8 of the 13 tiers, there are no guarantees that any and all movies from tiers 4 through 13 will round out the remaining spots of the Project. Plus, there will be more movies coming through the pipeline for the Project. And with both those things being said, you the viewer can suggest a movie that you feel should be worthy of Two ThouCentennial consideration, simply by submitting a title via our Suggest An Assessment link, courtesy of diBoks.

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