The new biopic “Michael” is making waves at the box office despite receiving harsh criticism from reviewers. The film, which chronicles the life of a famous figure named Michael, is on track to achieve a record-breaking opening weekend. While audiences are flocking to theaters, critics have not been kind, labeling it a critical flop. This contrast between commercial success and critical reception highlights the divide between what audiences enjoy and what critics deem quality cinema. The film’s popularity suggests that viewers are drawn to Michael’s story, regardless of the negative reviews, indicating that the subject’s appeal and the film’s marketing may be driving its success.
QUESTION: Why do you think audiences are drawn to films that critics do not favor, and how might this trend influence the types of movies produced in the future?
Everyone says this movie is terrible and it’s still about to make $70 million
