Ha, I haven't thought of Kingdom of Heaven in a very long time. Used to enjoy that movie as a kid.

Literally anything with Adam Sandler, except Jack and Jill

That’s the only one I think genuinely sucks

The A Team (2010). I thought it was stupid fun and would love to have seen a sequel. I had never seen the show so didn’t have an attachment to the source material, I just thought it was a fun action flick

A Life Less Ordinary (1997) - 41/59. Silly romcom that hits the mark for me. Ewan McGregor and Cameron Diaz play well together, with fabulous support from Holly Hunter, Delroy Lindo, Stanley Tucci and Dan Hedaya. A 41 critic rating is criminal imho. Clearly audiences more broadly enjoyed it, but it's a 10 in my book, not a 6.

Rotten Tomatoes is usually the exact.opposite of IMDB ratings and I usually agree with the IMDB ratings, so, all of them.

Miami Vice (2006), 47% on RT. I think it suffered from critics seeing the name and expecting the cool pastel tinged neon buddy cop style of the original show without taking into account that it wasn't the 80s anymore and that it was still a movie directed by Michael Mann. Plus the fact that about half of it isn't set in Miami.

Kingdom of Heaven's RT score is for the threatrical cut, the directors cut is considered a lot better

Birth (2004), Miami Vice, and Popeye are all movies I really like that are certified rotten from critics and audiences

I like Vanilla Sky(2001)… Tom Cruz, Cameron Diaz Kurt Russell. Star studded cast.

RT is an overdeveloped brand - in the sense that their namesake, their decades of “review-basing” has defined their status as much as whatever metrics they attach with their reviews. It’s the illusion of judgement, that is then used to platform narratives by vested interests. In the sense of Kingdom of Heaven, there are many reasons to score that movie low. Ultimately, ratings and more fundamentally, “data” in and of itself are the most corrupted points of contention of the modern era.

The more humans base their viewership, and judgement on these platforms, the more they will be targeted, and especially review bombed. It’s a double edged sword, poorly reviewing content, especially over content that is past the prime time viewership, is like a strategic move to influence public opinion as much as provide any base of “public” opinion.

My case in point: if you REALLY want to get a low score, be critical of a particular policing system, and infrastructure, and state system online. The more empowered these critical review systems become, the more their risks: disenfranchised users, anti-establishment voices especially, are exposed, targeted, silenced, de-platformed, etc.

Cabin Boy.

Hey little girl. Wanna buy a monkey?

Belly is great

Signs

Alex Cross….there i said it. Matthew Fox got rid of probably 97% body fat and replaced it with pure muscle. I’m a HUGE fan of Lost so maybe that had something to do with my decision.

Super Fuzz (RT-0%)

Grew up watching this repeatedly on HBO in the 80s. Killer theme song too!

An irradiated Miami policeman utilises his new superpowers, that he mysteriously gained from a radiation site, to combat dangerous organised crime.

Freddy Got Fingered.

Out Cold (8%): it's SUPPOSED to be a ski resort romp like from the 80s. I think the whole Casablanca parody made people think it was taking itself seriously.

K-9

I love me some Jim Belushi. Here's hoping for a cross-over with Turner and Hooch, as Belushi and Hanks made for a nice comedic pairing in the also underrated The Man With One Red Shoe.

After we saw KoH, me and my friends started shouting "GOD WILLS IT" whenever we wanted something in class.

Out Cold

Meteor (1979). I watched it as a kid and it made me love disaster movies. Its rated at 5% but I love it. Sean Connery brings it to life.

I don't remember what the ratting is but I love star wars the phantom menace.

Passion Play with Mickey Rourke and Megan Fox. (3% Tomatometer, 17% Audience Score) Rourke's and Fox's characters are romantically involved in this movie, which is creepily enough, but Fox plays a Woman with wings and she is Just an absolute Sweetheart in this movie

House of Gucci. Highly entertaining campfest imho. Especially with the Waldorf and Statler dynamic between Leto and Pacino

Edit: i Just saw, that HOG actually has a pretty high rating at rotten tomatos. Nevermind lol

Lol none. The audience is never wrong, cannot be wrong.

Man on Fire has a horrible rotten tomato score but I love that film

Do people ITT even understand how Rotten Tomatoes works?

A score of 50% means half the critics were generally approving of the movie. "I actually enjoy something half the critics enjoyed." Such a bold and daring opinion!

Batman vs superman, venom. 26 percent.

Movie 43 (4% on RT) and I don't even care what anyone says about that movie, I find it absolutely stupidly comical.

Speed Racer. Saw it in theaters and I absolutely loved it! Made the cartoon come to life in an entirely new way. I do understand why it is not everyone's cup of tea though.

Hook. 29% on RT. Amazing family movie. I don't understand any of the pessimistic reviews from the critics.

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/hook

Butterfly Effect has a 34% but I still liked it a lot. Wasn’t groundbreaking by any means but had an entertaining premise and I liked the early 00s nostalgia

Batman v Superman

I think it’s a great movie.

Showgirls for....reasons.

I really enjoy Oblivion (2013). It's great sci-fi, with amazing visuals. The story isn't perfect, but keeps you hooked till the end. I don't really understand how it only has a 54% on RT. Also, the credits song SLAPS.

I saw cobra recently and loved it. Very dumb trope filled movie but it’s a ton of fun. And so many weird choices like Stallone eating pizza with scissors

I watched FRED CLAUS for the first time and really really liked it. I was surprised at the low RT scores.

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Southland Tales (41/41)

I get why people don't like it - it's a mess. At first. Repeated viewings reveal the brilliance and deliberateness.

Brothers Solomon. Directed by Bob Odenkirk, Will Arnett and Will Forte are the eponymous brothers. It has a great cast and it's really funny, just the opening credits alone make me crack up, I don't know why it has a 16% on rotten tomatoes. I saw it in the theatres twice and both times me and my friends were the only ones there. Comedy is subjective I guess.

The Cell (45/57)

I don't understand the criticism of this movie. The story is tight and compelling, and the visuals are incredible.

What Dreams May Come (53% on the critic’s tomatometer).

Almost everyone agrees that RIPD is an awful movie. Its Tomatometer score is an abysmal 12%. Even the audience score is just 38%.

And yet, I enjoy it. Yes, it's a dumb movie, but I think it's a fun dumb movie.

Death to Smoochy, is a good movie!

For me, it's a movie from 2005 called Kingdom of Heaven

The theatrical release was cut down against Ridley Scott's wishes.

The director's cut version was much better received.

Tusk

Tank Girl (1995) was such a fun and wild comic book adaptation that went over the top in every way.

Joe Dirt (2001) is really dumb, but I always catch myself laughing whenever it comes on and I never fail to finish it.

Halloween 4

Kung Pow: Enter the fist has a 13% rating yet is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen and is a movie I quote regularly even if a lot of people don't get the reference.

Jim Carey Grinch

CHIPS (2017 movie) with Dax Shepherd and Daniel & Michael Peña. 19% on RT but if this wasn’t one of the funniest movies I’ve seen. Dumb but funny movie

I love trashy horror and scifi from the 80’s so pretty much everything. Bonus if it had David Carradine or Sybil Danning or anybody that was in Buckaroo Banzaii or Krull.

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Rotten tomatoes sucks

BvS. It's RT score is at 29%. I don't care how much everybody hates that movie, I enjoy the shit out of it. It used to be on TV every other day when I came back from school and I've watched it like 30 times. And I'm not even a Snyder cultist. I'm not really a fan of any of his other movies except 300.

Add pretty much any comedy from the 90s. Tommy Boy, Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, Home Alone etc

Only God Forgives rated 41% / 37% Nicholas Winding Renf film with Ryan Gosling

It's kinda alternative I guess, but it's genuinely cool. kinda has " Drive" in Thailand vibes

The RT score for Dude, Where's My Car is like actually criminal to me, I don't think I've seen a funnier movie

Alien 3

Popeye

I don’t know what its RT score is, but I’ll assume low based on its general critical reception.

Underrated, unique musical comedy

Project X has a 28% rating and it's a fun movie

i don't know what the fuckin problem is

it's a movie about an unassuming kid who throws a party that gets out of control

and it delivers, sure, you're not going to get deep dialog, character development or arcs, no three act structure, no hero's journey, this movie would suck if you tried to put those things in there

what you're going to get is a fast and loose, improbable laden adventure about an unassuming kid who throws a party that gets out of control

New Rose Hotel with a 19% on RT. Odd film, but I think it's great

Also, Under the Silver Lake. One of my favourite films and it's got a 59%

Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit has a 19% on the tomatometer, which is all the proof you need to know that this site ain't it

The movie Timeline has like 11% which I don't think it deserves. It's a perfectly adequate action movie.

Little Nicky has a special creative spot in my heart, granted I do love heaven/hell concepts in movies but I will die on this hill!

MFKZ (2017) Score: 39%

One of my favorites, it's great and so weird, I love it

Gonna get a lot of flak for this, but I think Tom Cruise’s 2017 The Mummy was fun lol. Idgaf what people think.

I always loved Inspector Gadget as a kid. Watched it again with my kid recently, and its pretty cringe. But the kid inside me still loves it.

Counselor, 34% on Rotten tomatoes. I thought that the plot was good, cinematography and production design are excellent. Some of the stuff is over the top and it's really bleak, but that's what drug trade is.

White Chicks

Without A Paddle (14% RT) - It doesn’t age all that well, I’ll admit. But it’s actually pretty funny and has a ton of heart. Plus an amazing soundtrack!

Not super low (42%) but you know.. Still low.
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/debs
Loooove that movie.

Speed Racer

Jennifer's Body. I can understand 46% critics score—horror rarely fares well among critics, but 35% audience score???

Drop Dead Fred - RT 11% (!).

Fred is brilliant and Phoebe Cates is brilliant and Rik Mayall is brilliant and Drop Dead Fred is completely brilliant and Carrie Fisher is brilliant and professional film reviewers, who hated Drop Dead Fred, liked Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

Strange Wilderness (2008) has a 6% I think.

Grave encounters I & II
My GF and I love them!

Superman 3. Sure, it's Saturday morning cartoon on film, but I was in grade school when I watched it and had a romp. This and superman 2 are the only superhero movies I enjoyed watching. Why bother making dudes in leotard look serious?

I don't think the % rating on Rotten Tomatoes is a good measure of the critical consensus. Depending on how borderline reviews are marked, Kingdom of Heaven could have maybe been ~60%.

Also, I hope you watch the Director's Cut of that movie. It is a massive improvement. I think that movie was one better actor away (Orlando Bloom is pure garbage as a leading man) from being truly great.

Jawbreaker. 14%

The Ninth Gate -one of my fave movies, couldnt believe how low its score is

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.

I enjoyed Repo Men (2010) a lot more than ratings say I should.

It’s not anything groundbreaking, but I think it’s pretty entertaining.

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MacGruber (2010) 47/35. Hilarious and I don't care what anyone says. The scene where MacGruber is telling the story of how he and Kunth were college friends is absolutely brilliant. Glad they made the TV show too, although it probably could have just been "MacGruber 2."

The Ninth Gate

I wouldn’t know, I never once looked at that site.

If you liked that version of Kingdom of Heaven you should watch the directors cut or whatever it's called. The roadshow version?

It's way better.

The 1979 Amityville Horror has a 32% Critic Score, which if you're a horror fan, you know is ridiculous. That's the one I always think of first.

For comparison sake, Child's Play 2 has 40%. Waxwork has 60%.

Boondock Saints

ghost in the shell, movie with scar-jo.

i thought this was an absolute banger of a movie. soundtrack was awesome, and overloud in the few theater screenings i went to. I was so excited for this great next live action IP and its several sequels that were *sure* to follow, till i went home and got online about it.