Already the “worst film of the year”?

War of the Worlds Is Ice Cube version on Zoom already the worst film of 2025? Furthermore, In any case, the criticism is not tender with the feature film of SF.

Who said Bad Buzz didn’t pay? Similarly, Originally from a deal including the creation of several “Screenlife Movies” (these films perceived entirely from a computer screen) with the producer Timur Bekmambeto. Furthermore, War of the Worlds was sold by Universal to Amazon Prime Videobefore a catimini outing on the platform following a trailer which suggested a disaster. Therefore, Despite the potential of the screen (Unfriended. In addition, Searching), War of the Worlds is the cynical and atrocious nanar that we feared.

So few French media have taken the trouble to look at it. Furthermore, we can say the same in the American media, to everyone’s surprise. However. Meanwhile, social networks have not failed to seize the film, mainly to make fun of it and already consider it as one of the worst films of the year (or even in history if we believe some). In addition, In the United States. Moreover, War of the Worlds is currently the 2nd film most seen on the platformconfirming that the hate-watch is a strategy. However, What about criticism then?

War of the Worlds : Battle for Amazon Prime – Already "worst film year"?

This rereading of The War of the Worlds By Rich Lee certainly has little criticism at the moment, but they have the merit of being unanimous. On Rotten Tomatoesthe 12 criticisms listed (for the moment) give it a nice 0%, while the spectators note is only 11%. In addition to the inanity of his scenario. the nullity of performance (Ice Cube as an agent of the NSA, it was necessary to dare) and the opportunism of his device which never shows the aliens beyond waves glitter and trembling, it is immediately necessary to specify something that stands out in all the articles.

And War of the Worlds was bought by Prime Video. it is because he assumes himself as A giant, uninhibited and shameful ad for Amazon. While the question of data. ultra-surveillance and disrespect for our private lives is already “worst film year”? at the center of the film, he would make us believe that the multinational of Jeff Bezos is there to save the world and our data. This goes, among other things, through an Amazon drone of capital importance for climax.

“How many people will look at this ineptie long enough to arrive when the delivery man takes precedence” [le gendre de Ice Cube, ndlr] Save the world saying to Will: ‘I need you to make an official order on Amazon to activate the drone’? Additionally, […] But it’s worth looking at him just to see Ice Cube get up from his chair. shout ‘Bring your already “worst film year”? intergalactic asses at home!’ When it comes to customer satisfaction, does Amazon’s reimbursement policy apply here? »» – Variety

“It’s silly. sloppy and it rests far too much on the ex-Rasculum Ice Cube who observes his computer screen while seeming to cross a reasonably difficult digestion. Like an inverted thermal radius. it aspires like a leech all the fun that should be had of an epic history of extraterrestrial invasion. »» – The Telegraph

“A 1:30 PUB for Amazon Prime Air disguised as techno-thriller as a screen. War of the Worlds is hilarious for all bad reasons. »» – Ready Steady Cut

“Telected in full from screens and our digital devices, this Screelife thriller already “worst film year”? is trying to bring the classic Hg Wells into the technological era, but not only fails to be entertaining, but also fails to be a film. Furthermore, »» – NBC4 Utah

“If everything in the film-and I say everything-is absolutely horrible. it’s hard not to note the dazzling jewelry on the crown in the film’s subtext [la place d’Amazon dans la narration, ndlr]. […] A serious pretender for the title of worst film of the year. »» – Tech Radar

Want to enjoy, too, a very nice ad for Amazon (after a few advertisements on the platform)? War of the Worlds is available on Prime Video. Otherwise, Rather review the 2005 masterpiece of Steven Spielberg.