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One of the WORST MOVIES in history will be released tomorrow on Netflix

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2 years ago

August 9, 2022

The film version of ‘Cats’, directed by Tom Hooper (“The Danish Girl”) in 2019, was considered one of the worst productions in the history of cinema.

In addition to registering just 15% approval ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, the film earned just $73 million off a $95 million budget. The film lost $113 million to Universal.

Now, Netflix has announced that it will release the film in its catalog on August 10.

Despite the prominent names, such as Judi Dench, Ian McKellen and Jennifer Hudson, the film was a bomb.

Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, responsible for the musical “Cats,” blasted the adaptation.

“The problem with the movie is that director Tom Hooper decided he didn’t want anyone involved in the original musical. It was all ridiculous.

It’s worth remembering that ‘Cats’ only got 15% on Rotten Tomatoes. The general consensus is that the script is bland and due to the infamous visual effects on the characters, they cannot be taken seriously.

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Check out the main reactions:

“When Tom Hooper’s 110 minutes of ‘Cats’ ends, theater is dead. A lucky cat died. And we, the unchosen, are tragically left to live. (The Reading List)

“Unfortunately, this nasty discouragement turns out to be the disaster everyone’s been waiting for, a half-digested hairball of a movie.” (variety)

“The film isn’t the catastrophe everyone feared or hoped for in July, but it’s not a triumphant claim to Hooper’s vision either.” (BBC)

“There’s something magical about the very fact that this movie exists, with all of its obscene, absurd wonder, its terrible production choices, and its jaw-dropping bursts of talent.” (Vulture)

“Even after 110 deeply deep, psychedelic minutes, it’s hard to know if you really knew anything – except that C is for ‘Cats’ and C is probably the grade this cinematic madness deserves.” (EW)

“Without the presence of a cast trying hard to have fun, all that’s left are images of minguard-like people sticking their tails in the air.” (New York Times)

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