The film ‘November Criminals’ (2017) recently landed in the catalog of Netflix, but his arrival was not enthusiastically received by film critics.
According to data from Rotten Tomatoes, the production has an approval rating of 0%, a mark that raises questions about the quality of the work.
Unanimous critical disapproval
O Rotten Tomatoesknown for consolidating critical reviews of films, revealed that ‘November Criminals’ did not receive a single positive review from experts.
The reviews gathered on the site highlight not only the low quality of the film, but also the feeling that it is ‘forgettable’ and ‘insignificant’.
Owen Gleiberman of Variety describes the film as a “generic low-budget shrug” recycling old clichés.
The situation does not improve when we look at the public reaction. Although slightly more favorable than critics, viewers only gave the film a 24% approval rating.
It seems that ‘November Criminals’ didn’t even win the sympathy of viewers, generating a negative consensus about its quality.
The negative reception of the work raises important questions about the quality and originality of contemporary film productions.
In a saturated market, standing out becomes increasingly challenging, and this film’s failure serves as a reminder of the high expectations of audiences and critics alike.
About the feature film
Directed by Sacha Gervasi, known for ‘Hitchcock‘, the film features a stellar cast, including Ansel Elgort, Chloë Grace Moretz, David Strathairn and Catherine Keener.
The plot revolves around Addison Schacht, a high school student who answers an essay question about her best and worst qualities, triggering a series of events that include drug dealing and a murder investigation.
Despite the ‘November Criminals’ stumble, Netflix continues to offer a variety of new titles to subscribers in February. Between series, films, documentaries and specials, there are options for all tastes.
Highlights include ‘Love, Simon’, ‘Twilight’ and the series ‘Dr House‘, alternatives for those looking for quality entertainment.
