The post ‘The Running Man’ Sets An Unfortunate Rotten Tomatoes Record appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Running Man The Running Man The Running Man is out in theaters this weekend, combining a talented director, Edgar Wright, with a so-hot-right-now star in Glen Powell. The film is an adaptation of Stephen King’s original book, which was already adapted into a 1987 action film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. And, unfortunately, it’s a record career low for its director and almost for its star, even if it’s still reviewing decent enough. As it stands, The Running Man is the lowest Rotten Tomatoes-scored film for Edgar Wright as a director and in the bottom two for Glen Powell as a star with its 64% critic score. Here are the lists so you can see this: Edgar Wright films: The Running Man – 64% Last Night in Soho – 75% Baby Driver – 92% The World’s End – 89% Scott Pilgrim vs. The World – 83% Hot Fuzz – 91% Shaun of the Dead – 92% The Running Man The Running Man Glen Powell films: The Running Man – 64% Twisters – 75% Anyone But You – 53% Hit Man – 95% Devotion – 81% Top Gun: Maverick – 96% Set It Up – 92% Hidden Figures – 93% After this, you get into some very small supporting roles for Powell, so I’ll draw the line somewhere. As you can see, the only one below The Running Man is Anyone But You, though there is some comfort in the enormous blockbuster success of that movie which made $220 million worldwide on a small budget. So, The Running Man may be average-to-decent, though I think the fact that a 64% is a low for both of these guys says more about the body of their work than anything. Edgar Wright, in particular, has sky-high scores for practically all of his films. Powell… The post ‘The Running Man’ Sets An Unfortunate Rotten Tomatoes Record appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Running Man The Running Man The Running Man is out in theaters this weekend, combining a talented director, Edgar Wright, with a so-hot-right-now star in Glen Powell. The film is an adaptation of Stephen King’s original book, which was already adapted into a 1987 action film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. And, unfortunately, it’s a record career low for its director and almost for its star, even if it’s still reviewing decent enough. As it stands, The Running Man is the lowest Rotten Tomatoes-scored film for Edgar Wright as a director and in the bottom two for Glen Powell as a star with its 64% critic score. Here are the lists so you can see this: Edgar Wright films: The Running Man – 64% Last Night in Soho – 75% Baby Driver – 92% The World’s End – 89% Scott Pilgrim vs. The World – 83% Hot Fuzz – 91% Shaun of the Dead – 92% The Running Man The Running Man Glen Powell films: The Running Man – 64% Twisters – 75% Anyone But You – 53% Hit Man – 95% Devotion – 81% Top Gun: Maverick – 96% Set It Up – 92% Hidden Figures – 93% After this, you get into some very small supporting roles for Powell, so I’ll draw the line somewhere. As you can see, the only one below The Running Man is Anyone But You, though there is some comfort in the enormous blockbuster success of that movie which made $220 million worldwide on a small budget. So, The Running Man may be average-to-decent, though I think the fact that a 64% is a low for both of these guys says more about the body of their work than anything. Edgar Wright, in particular, has sky-high scores for practically all of his films. Powell…