I've seen The Number 23, which has an 8%. I know at least three other people who like it, so it can't have been that bad... right?
I didn't mind it. A lot of people harp on the 23 numerology, which is bullshit, but the movie was really about obsession. The number itself wasn't that important but that's all people ever seem to talk about.
Also, probably best to wait before there's a decent number of reviews before bringing up the RT score. Yeah, I doubt the next 90 reviews are going to be positive and launch this to like 90% fresh, but it could ultimately average out to 20%, 45%, or 71% for all we know.
edited 17th Apr '15 2:58:39 AM by Rotpar
But don't give up hope. Everyone is cured sooner or later. In the end we shall shoot you.The Number 23 was a great movie, I don't get what someone could hate about it.
Variety review
: "Nothing aired by Wiki Leaks could possibly be more destructive to Sony’s reputation than the release of “Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2,” the sort of movie that goes beyond mere mediocrity to offer possible evidence of a civilization in decline."
I've seen Taken 3, which has 9%. It's not very good, but it's not that bad, I'd give it two stars out of five personally. I can't really think of anything else that scores below ten that I've seen.
Sing the song of sixpence that goes burn the witch, we know where you liveOlivier Megaton couldn't direct a movie to save his life, it's PG-13 so the action scenes are a jumbled mess, and the plot is utter bollocks (a bag of warm bagles is a major plot point). So it's definetly bad, but it's not the kind of unwatchable trash that merits such a low score. Liam Neeson elevates the movie a bit, as usual, and it's okay-ish as popcorn fun.
Sing the song of sixpence that goes burn the witch, we know where you liveTaken 3's existence is fully justified because it gave us this beautiful tune
Two people gave Paul Blart 2 a positive review. It's now 4%.
Simon Weaving Screenwize April 22, 2015 No more than an excuse for James to play out his affable brand of humour - mixing physical slapstick with a verbose running commentary of both grandiose and self-depreciating observations on life and himself. Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
Little Boy is a new movie at 14%. It's one of the rare serious drama films that's getting blasted, which means it's more likely to drop as the weeks go by.
edited 26th Apr '15 3:33:37 PM by AnotherGuy
There's a third one?!
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Discussion of those films receiving less than 10% of Rotten Tomatoes.
So far, Paul Blart, Mall Cop 2 is getting a big fat 0%
.
This is as close
to a Spinal Tap-esque "shit sandwich" review as you can come.
edited 16th Apr '15 2:17:53 PM by AnotherGuy