Low-rated films that became popular hits (15 photos)

Tastes could not be discussed. Yes, a hackneyed and cunning expression that everyone uses when they don’t want to continue the discussion. I love pizza with pineapples and that’s it, leave me alone! The same can be said for films with low ratings from critics. And by critics we mean not only experts from film academies, but also armchair playwrights who love to write reviews and lower ratings. But there are controversial films in the world that have immunity. Such protection is provided to them by the biased and irrational love of the audience. Take, for example, the film "Con Air". The film is weak and controversial, no matter how you look at it. I even received a “golden raspberry”. However, the film was released under a lucky star and received an army of loyal fans who ignore all the weaknesses of the film. And there are many such films! Rotten Tomatoes users have listed the movies they love no matter what.

Con Air (1997)





A great example of how people can't appreciate entertaining movies. And on top of that, it's not a crap movie, but a pretty well made movie. He deserves praise.

Steve Buscemi made me feel very uncomfortable throughout the entire movie, even though he didn't actually do anything wrong.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)



They have a 42% on Rotten Tomatoes, but it's definitely one of my favorite movies.

Thirteen Ghosts (2001)





The film has a terrible 19% on Rotten Tomatoes, but it's a very entertaining movie that I'm happy to put on in the background while I work. I'm glad to hear they're turning this into a series about ghost backstories.

I Married an Ax Murderer (1993)



People don't like this movie?! This is my favorite Mike Mayer movie.

Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (2014)



I love all the Night at the Museum movies. Not only did I learn a lot about the history, but I still find them really funny and the ending of the third movie really got me emotional.

All of these movies were really good, I had no idea they were rated poorly.

Overboard (1987)



I was shocked to see the results on Rotten Tomatoes. It's not a work of art, but it's a very funny film.

Reckless (2007)



"Reckless" has 39%, but I really like it!

Ultra High Frequency (1989)



The film is universally panned, but never fails to make me laugh.

Kung Po: Get Punched (2002)



Did you watch it again today, I don’t know, for the one hundred and thirty-first time? I liked it as a teenager, but forgot about it until my son was old enough to watch it. Now he quotes him too.

Captain Hook (1991)



29% on Tomatoes, even Spielberg says it sucks, but everyone my age likes it.

The Frozen Californian (1992)



An absolute classic. Pauly Shore's best work.

Boy for three (2006)



Hands down one of my favorite films of all time. Hilarious, funny as hell and surprisingly cute. I like the development of the relationship between the hero and his grandmother.

Sahara (2005)



I can re-watch Sahara any time.

It's a shame that Sahara didn't get good reviews and wasn't profitable. Many of Clive Cussler's books are just waiting to become amazing movies.

Van Helsing (2004)


We deserve a Van Helsing sequel. I like this movie

The Adventures of Joe Dirty (2001)



Wait, Joe Dirt has a low rating?? I love this movie!!!