Seth Rogen's 8 Lowest-Scoring Movies

Seth Rogen has a laugh you can hear through walls and a filmography with a basement. This is the basement, ranked by movie.guru score.

The last one scored so low it got its own band name.

1. 8
   The Lion King (2019)6.7

   A $1.66 billion hit, and it's still his bottom eight.

   $1.66 billion worldwide, a CinemaScore A, and a 52% on Rotten Tomatoes. Photoreal lions can't make faces, so Rogen's warthog carries the feelings. Guru's Take: 4.9.
2. 7
   Mufasa: The Lion King (2024)6.2

   Barry Jenkins directing a lion prequel is the real plot twist.

   $722.6 million worldwide on a reported $200 million budget. Audiences beat 71% of movies, critics only 39%. The warthog is load-bearing again.
3. 6
   This Is the End (2013)6.1

   Too low. This one deserves out of the basement.

   82% on Rotten Tomatoes and $101.5 million domestic. A 6.1 movie.guru score for famous guys playing themselves at the apocalypse feels like a clerical error. Guru's Take: 6.9.
4. 5
   Pineapple Express (2008)6.0

   Peak Rogen giggle, middle-of-the-road movie. Both things are true.

   IMDb 6.9 from 376,248 votes, but a 64 on Metacritic. James Franco's Saul is why anyone rewatches. The action-heavy third act is where the jokes go to nap.
5. 4
   Good Fortune (2025)5.8

   Best reviewed newcomer on this list, and nobody showed up.

   79% on Rotten Tomatoes, then just $16.6 million domestic against a reported $30 million budget. Aziz Ansari directed, Sandra Oh showed up, theaters shrugged anyway.
6. 3
   Neighbors (2014)5.0

   Grossed 15 times its budget. Audiences still gave it a shrug.

   $270.7 million worldwide on a reported $18 million budget. Critics gave it 72% on Rotten Tomatoes, but audiences beat only 35% of movies. Rose Byrne steals it from both guys.
7. 2
   The Interview (2014)4.0

   The most talked-about Rogen movie almost nobody saw in theaters.

   $6.1 million domestic against a reported $44 million budget. An IMDb 6.5 from 380,829 voters says people found it somewhere else. Randall Park is the best thing in it, easily.
8. 1
   Animal Farm (2025)1.7

   The 1.7 that makes The Interview look like a classic.

   29% on Rotten Tomatoes, a 27 on Metacritic, a CinemaScore C minus. $6.9 million worldwide on a reported $35 million budget. Steve Buscemi and Glenn Close deserved a better barn.

$338.17 says the comments get angrier about This Is the End being here than Animal Farm being last.

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