Every one of these made a fortune worldwide. None cracked a 7 on the movie.guru score. Somebody bought those tickets. Let's find out who.
Number one made $1.66 billion and still can't make a face.
- 8
The fourth panda movie runs on Jack Black fumes.
$547.9M worldwide on a reported $85M budget, with a 5.7 movie.guru score. The kicks still land. The story kinda just shows up for attendance.
- 7
A great director stuck making a very expensive screensaver.
$722.6M worldwide on a reported $200M budget, RT 56%. Barry Jenkins can shoot anything, and here he shot a lot of extremely realistic grass.
- 6
A Toy Story pitch with more fur and less heart.
$875.7M worldwide on a reported $75M budget, movie.guru score 5.7. Your dog does nothing all day, and that was worth nearly a billion.
- 5
The fourth Gru movie is a highlight reel without highlights.
$972M worldwide and a CinemaScore A, but Metacritic 52. Audiences cheered a plot they forgot before reaching the parking lot.
- 4
Moana 2 coasted on goodwill from the first one.
$1.06B worldwide, Metacritic 58. Three directors, a reported $150M budget, and not one song you hummed in the car home.
- 3
A billion dollars for a Metacritic 37 is legit wild.
$1.01B worldwide, with critics beating just 20% of movies. Chris Pratt says wahoo, planets spin, and the plot plays like a loading screen.
- 2
Minions is a merch catalog that learned to talk.
$1.16B worldwide on a reported $74M budget, movie.guru score a flat 5.0. Sandra Bullock and Jon Hamm got paid to stand near gibberish.
- 1
The 2019 Lion King is the biggest shrug in animation.
$1.66B worldwide, but the Guru's Take is 4.9. Photoreal lions can't make faces, so the big emotional moments play like a nature documentary on mute.
Change my mind. Rank these from most to least explainable. Wrong answers only.
$612.83 says the first reply is a Lion King fan typing in all caps about their childhood.
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