PHOTO: The Marvels got 58% tomatometer currently on Rotten Tomatoes and not 54%

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that The Marvels got 58% tomatometer currently on Rotten Tomatoes and not 54%.

According to information, The Marvels, currently has 110 reviews. This isn’t a highly divisive film it seems. The mixed reviews are made up of quite a few lightly positives and a bunch of varying negatives with most of the complaints centering around overuse of fan service, a formulaic script and a tone that some either clicked with, some didn’t, and some loathed.

The shortest movie in the MCU to date, “The Marvels” is currently tracking for a $60-65 million domestic and $140 million worldwide opening weekend and has little in the way of competition.

Here’s what some of the critics are saying:

Owen Gleiberman at Variety gives the movie a rotten review. He writes, “There’s a place in the MCU for wackjob silliness. But in The Marvels, the bits of absurd comedy tend to feel strained, because they clash with the movie’s mostly utilitarian tone.”

“There is sugar-rush charm to at least some of the movie. DaCosta, who previously directed smart horror remake Candyman, is a genuine talent, giving vibrancy to the sitcommy Khans and a sturdy whump to fight scenes.” – Danny Leigh, Financial Times

“While Marvel’s been busy flooding us with endless, exhaustive content, DaCosta’s movie offers us the one thing that made this franchise work in the first place – heroes we actually want to root for.” – Clarisse Loughrey, The Independent

“While it’s largely successful in what it does, it’s hard to escape a nagging feeling of over-familiarity with a pastiche of a villain audiences won’t remember and a narrative arc cut we’ve seen in other previous installments.” – Jeff Ewing, The Playlist. 

Multiple media outlets attempted to put a positive spin on The Marvels’ and first reactions from critics. However, critic review scores tell a very different story.

Some of the media outlets attempting to praise the film were UpRoxx, GamesRadar, Collider, TheWrap, MovieWeb, and ComicBookMovie.com among others.

However, review scores tell a very different story from the media narrative. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film currently has a rotten 55% score from 73 reviews.