The Hunger Games. For a movie that was such a critical and commercial hit, I have to say that I was pretty disappointed. For one thing, while the teenagers-in-a-deathmatch premise is great, the execution is played very, very safe. Once the fighting begins, it almost immediately devolves into an obviously-evil villain and his gang of obviously-evil henchmen being pitted against our heroine, Katniss. That's basically it. Katniss never has to turn against an ally or friend, kill anyone who isn't a mustache-twirling cartoon villain, or do anything to win that has even the slightest hint of moral grayness. It's pretty much a Disneyfied deathmatch.
The other big problem with this movie is the directing. This is some of the worst directing that I have ever seen in my life. Virtually every scene is shot with a shaky cam - no, not just a handheld, but a camera that continuously bobs up and down during scenes as innocuous as two friends casually chatting. The film is randomly peppered with flashbacks in the middle of dialogue to arbitrary scenes that serve no narrative purpose and distract from the current scene. And the "action" is literally incomprehensible, so much so that I hesitate to even call it the product of a shaky cam. It's more like they had a guy grab the cameraman from behind, jerk him around as violently as possible, and then they decided not to bother editing the random footage that had been recorded. Just terrible.