Lockout
Guy Pearce gives this one his all, but the story is too bare-bones and derivative, the action too sparse, the characters too uninteresting, the thrills too not thrilling, and so on. Of note, there's a chase scene near the beginning that has some of the worst CG I've seen in a theatrical movie since the late 90's. Guy Pearce really is the best thing about this movie, as it seems like he's the only member of the cast who realizes he's in a bad movie and is actually having some fun with it, which is odd considering how seriously everything is.
