Gererrard Butler may not be what he would call a Starvala A-writing these days, but he actually appeared in some solid things in recent years. The Scottish actor '90's "aircraft" of the 90's was breath of fresh air In 2023, and /film Chris Evangelist ordered 2025 "Thieves Day 2: Panther" A "Cinema Cinema Triumph". But none of this can erase the fact that Butler starred in his fair share of Duds, though if it is any comfort for him, Netflix subscribers do not allow anything so boring as the quality is found in the way his films are transferred.

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As early as 2017, Butler starred in Geostorm, which was a generic disaster film on its surface, which offers very little to receive the audience. But in reality it was even worse. The film was directed, co-written and co-produced by "Independence Day" and "Godzilla" (1998) Producer Dean Devlin, which you might think will work in its favor. Unfortunately, Devlin's directorial debut was not the very pleasant return to the 90's that would turn out to be the "plane".

The film starred in Butler as Akejk Lawson, a satellite designer who helps the satellite network engineer in order to control the climate and protect the country from natural disasters. Unfortunately, Lawson's satellites are beginning to break down and attack the planet, setting up a race against the clock, while Lawson is trying to discover what is going on before the global geo storm is taken. Jimim Sturges, Abi Kornin, Ed Harris and Andy Garcia, too.

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It sounds like a funny party in the movies, isn't it? But that was not, and critics were not very kind of "georrhéomo". But now, Netflix users are giving the film back almost certainly, they do not deserve it, sending the film to the most watched film charts and prove that our extremely deterrence will arrive from our hand, not a global disaster.

Ardarard Butler can make a movie about a good disaster whenever he wants. His 2020 effort "Greenland" was a disaster movie unlike any otherAlthough there are several Disaster movies like "Greenland" that is definitely worth watching. Unfortunately, Geostom is not one of them. However, for whatever reason, it did not stop transmitting Netflix to this serious, sending Butler's wrong blow for 2017 in the graphs and certainly approached us one step closer to the real fall of mankind.

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Geostorm hit Netflix on April 1, 2025 and immediately entered the charts the next day, according to a streaming search seeker Flixpatrol. The forgotten disaster debuted in the US movie charts at the number four, which is a pretty strong start to a movie that Hollywood reporter Described as "big, stupid and boring".

The early days are for Netflix's "geostom", but we may see that this continues to climb the charts as Sunday. Meanwhile, the much better "Thieves' Day 2" is also in the Netflix rankings, but has reduced four seats in the number eight as of April 2, 2025. At least this is clearing the way for Geostor to escape the first place. The question is, should it be allowed?

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"Geostorm" has a result of 18% Rotten tomatoesWith an average rating of 3.4 out of 10. Even more catastrophic than the global geo storm, the film only collected 5% result of the so -called "top critics", who absolutely saved the film after its release. To put it in perspective, only one of the 20 "top critics" involved in the RT aggregation, in fact, thought the "geostor" was good, and even then, Tribune News Rick Bentley's service writes that "director Dean Devlin and co-writer Paul Gut ... took a passable action film and buried him under a tsunami of political fog" (though he also states that Butler "is doing the space station action.

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"Chaotically stupid", "an hour and a half of dramatic monotony" and "attack" on the "dignity of several beautiful actors". These are just breaking quotes from the geostorm reviews, which if you are thinking about getting involved in Netflix's Rewatch should help you decide between this or The unexpected hit of the box office of Keke Palmer and the SHA, which is currently number two on Netflix. Either that or you can examine the current number one, the original Netflix "Life List", which has a much better result of 47% RT. This is a state of playing Netflix right now, where the 47 percent is probably a better bet on one of the hot new charts arrivals. As such, you are probably better off heading to Fulu, where it's not just Timote, Halamet, Oscar -nominated, Bob Dylan, biopic new fansyou can see and The best winner of the "Anora" image that recently took over the graphs.

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