1. 'The Warrior's Way' (Gross: $5.6 million. Widest release: 1,622 theaters.) Ninjas meet cowboys in the Old West. Geoffrey Rush plays the town drunk. Kate Bosworth is a hooker with a heart of gold, or something. What's amazing isn't that the movie did so poorly, but that it ever found its way to theaters at all. Its $5.6 million box office translates into about 700,000 tickets sold, which means it was seen by fewer people than the average episode of 'Cake Boss.'

http://blog.moviefone.com/2010/12/29/lowest-grossing-movies-2010/

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I saw this one at the theater.

I liked the concept of a martial-arts western but this one is pretty bad.

1. 'The Warrior's Way' (Gross: $5.6 million. Widest release: 1,622 theaters.) Ninjas meet cowboys in the Old West. Geoffrey Rush plays the town drunk. Kate Bosworth is a hooker with a heart of gold, or something. What's amazing isn't that the movie did so poorly, but that it ever found its way to theaters at all. Its $5.6 million box office translates into about 700,000 tickets sold, which means it was seen by fewer people than the average episode of 'Cake Boss.'

http://blog.moviefone.com/2010/12/29/lowest-grossing-movies-2010/

http://www.bigshinyrobot.com/reviews/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/thewarriorsway-image.jpg

This isn't a Uwe Boll film is it?

And what did Leonard Maltin rate this film?

This isn't a Uwe Boll film is it?

And what did Leonard Maltin rate this film?

No, it's directed by first-time director Sngmoo Lee.

Couldn't find any ratings by Leonard Maltin on it.