The writer, director and stars of Forrest Gump are recruited after 30 years for a new drama with a high concept. You can imagine that this premise is easily sold for executions in Studio Studio. And yet, Robert Kartekis's "here" was an abusive and commercial dude when he debuted in November 2024. What happened? Well, according to critics, the film is just bad. Specifically, therefore, according to Times"Kevin Maher", how to see Sims get dementia. " What does that mean? Have you have to watch the movie to find out, what you can now easily do on Netflix.

If, from pure iOsubocity, you decide to follow the wrong to Kabisis, you will not be the only one. Netflixers are currently giving the bad drama a modest return to the stream, with "here" working on the most watched graphs. The success of the streaming film drops a month to see similar sentimental sports drama "You have to believe," Netflix's charts climbedneutralized by one of the best A24 horror offers, "Hereditary" also dominates the most watched movie charts. The latter, at least, reminds us that Netflix is ​​not just a generic streaming dros A true shareholder of a comedy that inexplicably triumphed in Netflix graphsAlso.

Now, adding the final touches to such a mixed month is "here", which currently has a Netflix number one shot in the United States, is unlikely to be very consolidation for Keykis and Ko., But at least it will be something for a movie that must To lose three-Starwater pictures, hook a lot of money.

"Here" did not have to be bad as critics claim. The film, which Robert Krosekis co-wrote with the writer "Forest Gump" Eric Roth, is based on the 2014 graphic novel by Richard McGuire. Both the graphic novel and the six -page comic book in 1989 expanded were well received, and although a movie that uses locked footage around the world may sound boring, it's at least a Romanian idea in the middle of a movie landscape that often seems actively hostile to Such things.

Focusing on a single parcel on the ground over millions of years, the film version of "Here" on K. Kraekis about the story of Tom Hanks and Richard and Margaret Young of Robin Wright. The couple moves to a house built in this particular place and we see that their lives are going from the same point of view, all as the pictures overlap on the screen that shows the same place at different points during the distant past. Unfortunately, due to the central narrative for a lifetime work, the dreaded technology for de-aging has been released on Hanks and Wright, for which Strekis must have known, it would only be fiercely for the critical mill.

Then, perhaps surprising, everyone added to a financial and creative disaster, with "here" doing just $ 15.7 million In the $ 50m budget world. But Netflixers happily convey the drama that covers history to the extent that they moved the film to Strimmer's charts. "Here" arrived at Netflix on the United States on January 30, 2025 and, according to a streaming search seeker FlixpatrolThe film immediately cited the number two in the United States on January 31. He stayed there the next day before the number five on February 2, where he remains at the time of writing. Maybe it was a comprehensive theater disaster, but can "here" make it to number one by the end of the week?

To say "here" was a critical disaster may not be correct. The film currently has a 37% rating Rotten tomatoes And a little more encouraging average score of 4.4 out of 10. That means not all critics hated "here", although the Ranton Thomas ranking system is not the most herent. "Positive" review by Peter Bradshaw in The GuardianFor example, it invites viewers to allow "folk warmth of performances by Tom Hanks and Robin Wright" to "shorten (the film) some weak". I guess it's positivity of a kind.

Here on /movie, ours The "Here" view claims that the film is an interesting experiment that is wrongby Chris Evangelista regrets what is "a terribly sad movie about shattered dreams; A constant reminder that life is a long, sad affair that eventually ends up in tragedy. " Hardly the kind of thing that Forrest Gump fans probably expected to enter this alleged triumphant unification.

All this is not really good for "here" and his chances of Netflix are moving forward. The number two debut in the United States the day after it reached the service is a pretty good start, but many other films have debuted in number one, including Kevin Hart's "elevator", which is certainly even less worth the clock than "here". Meanwhile, to make the first place, the latest Robert Krequis will have to compete with a mega-hit-hit-hit-hit-hit-hit Cameron Diaz, which is still some of the number two of Netflix graphs according to Flixpatrol. The current champion of the streamer is at least a decent offer, with Ralph Fienne serves a pleasant evil holiday in the "menu". Can Katakis Sopa surpass such chances? Maybe if he had millennia to do so. From now on, it doesn't look great.