Yesterday, the movie "Skyscraper Rescue", directed by Rosen Marshall Thurber and starring Dawn Johnson, was banned on Rotten Tomatoes. Currently, Rotten Tomatoes has a freshness rating of 58% and has not yet passed the passing line, with 18 fresh and 13 rotten out of 31 reviews. The film will be released in North America on July 13 and in mainland China on July 20.
The critically acclaimed media generally appreciated Dwayne Johnson's performance and the entertainment of the action film, but the praises were somewhat dry to read. For example, Tribune News Service gave the evaluation that "Although Skyscraper Rescue is undoubtedly a film that has been seen and forgotten, the fun of director Rosen Marshall Thurber and the charisma of Dwayne Johnson add a lot to it."
In contrast, the foreign media that gave bad reviews were so happy that they launched a full range of complaints about the film.
"Village Voice": It is really admirable that the script can be stereotyped like this.
American Weekly: The Hong Kong Tower in the movie is too fake, and it can be seen at a glance that it was made in a Hollywood editing room, how can the audience feel panicked?
Australia News Network: Skyscraper Rescue is a brainless blockbuster, and it's going to be one of the most ridiculous movies you'll ever see.
"Skyscraper Rescue" tells the story of the destruction of the world's tallest and most complex skyscraper in the center of Hong Kong, and the male protagonist played by Dwayne Johnson embarks on a high-altitude mission that is vital to life and death in order to save his wife and children on the 98th floor.