Cara Delevingne accused critics of dislike of comic-book movies
The performers of the main roles in the movie "Suicide Squad" commented on the defeat of the project by professional critics. The words of the actors are quoted by Reuters. In particular, Cara Delevingne accused the reviewers of "dislike of movies based on comics". "The critics are absolutely terrible, they are really nightmares. You know, I think they just don't like superhero movies," the actress said during the movie's premiere in London. Her project colleague Will Smith was more reserved in his characteristics. "I think some of them had different expectations, but I'm glad fans will have the opportunity to evaluate for themselves," he said. Note that at the time of this writing, "Suicide Squad" had one of the lowest ratings among such movies on the site-aggregator of professional reviews Rotten Tomatoes - only 29 percent. However, devastating reviews, most likely, will not prevent the movie from starting in North America with a new record in August. The movie is expected to earn around $ 130 million over the weekend. In addition to Delevingne and Smith, Suicide Squad also starred Margot Robbie, Ben Affleck, Scott Eastwood, Jared Leto, Alyssa Venice, Joel Kinnaman, Jay Courtney, Ike Barinholtz and others. The Topic of Article: Cara Delevingne accused critics of dislike of comic-book movies. |
