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New Surprise For 'Superman'! Latest Leaked Review Says: "Even 'Heads Of State' Is Better"
Nothing hurts more than realizing the small screen has captured audiences far better than the large screen does today. It's a surprising twist that questions the power of blockbuster films.
A leading critic has once again delivered a negative judgment on Superman. A new streaming film has been praised as "much more entertaining" than the return of the Man of Steel.
The blockbuster from James Gunn is set to hit theaters in less than a week, and a devastatingly negative review from The Daily Beast was published on Thursday and quickly removed shortly after.
However, the review was up long enough to cause quite a stir. Recently, Peter Debruge (Variety) reviewed the Amazon title [i]Heads of State starring John Cena and Idris Elba.
And in doing so, he seemed to accidentally breach his embargo on Superman by stating that the action-comedy on Prime Video, which has a 'Rotten Tomatoes' score of 67%, is "much more entertaining" than the DC Studios reboot.
"You might write off 'Heads of State,' but you'd miss a film that is no less funny than 'Superman' and offers far more entertainment". The text has been updated now referring to 'superhero movies from major studios.' The original unedited version can still be found on Yahoo! News.
The blockbuster from James Gunn is set to hit theaters in less than a week, and a devastatingly negative review from The Daily Beast was published on Thursday and quickly removed shortly after.
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However, the review was up long enough to cause quite a stir. Recently, Peter Debruge (Variety) reviewed the Amazon title [i]Heads of State starring John Cena and Idris Elba.
And in doing so, he seemed to accidentally breach his embargo on Superman by stating that the action-comedy on Prime Video, which has a 'Rotten Tomatoes' score of 67%, is "much more entertaining" than the DC Studios reboot.
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"You might write off 'Heads of State,' but you'd miss a film that is no less funny than 'Superman' and offers far more entertainment". The text has been updated now referring to 'superhero movies from major studios.' The original unedited version can still be found on Yahoo! News.
