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I would never claim to understand too many math concepts, but I'm stumped by IMDB's Bottom 100 films of all time. The list, as you probably know, is a ranking of the worst movies ever made as voted by IMDB's millions of registered users. And judging by the votes for Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience, it should be the number one film on the list. But you won't find it anywhere.

Obviously, the more votes the movie has, more weight should be given to the average rating. I don't know the specifics of how IMDB puts those things together, but if the average rating for the movie is a 1.3 and fewer than ten films on the list have more votes, then shouldn't Jonas Brothers safely reside with the other movies rated at 1.3?

You'd think so, but there are no movies with a rating that low. Currently, the worst film ever is Daniel - Der Zauberer, with a 1.4 rating and fewer than half the votes of the Jonas Brothers movie. Take a look:

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