1. “The Greatest Showman” (2017): Critics found fault in its historical inaccuracies, but audiences appreciated the musical spectacle and Hugh Jackman’s performance.
2. “Twilight” (2008): Critics criticized the film for its dialogue and plot, but it gained a massive fanbase among young audiences.
3. “Armageddon” (1998): Critics panned it for its scientific inaccuracies and over-the-top action, but audiences enjoyed the thrilling disaster scenario.
4. “Transformers” (2007): Michael Bay’s film received criticism for its thin plot and excessive CGI, but it was a box office hit among fans of the franchise.
5. “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl” (2003): Some critics were skeptical of a movie based on a theme park ride, but audiences embraced Johnny Depp’s portrayal of Captain Jack Sparrow.
6. “Suicide Squad” (2016): While critics were divided, audiences enjoyed the film’s unique take on antiheroes and its entertaining ensemble cast.
7. “Dirty Dancing” (1987): Critics were mixed on this romantic drama, but it became a cultural phenomenon and beloved classic among audiences.
8. “The Notebook” (2004): While some critics found it overly sentimental, the film gained a strong following for its heartfelt love story.
9. “The Fast and the Furious” (2001): Critics weren’t entirely impressed, but the franchise became immensely popular among action movie enthusiasts.
10. “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective” (1994): Jim Carrey’s comedic performance resonated with audiences, but some critics were less enthusiastic about the film’s humor.

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the classic case of critical disdain and audience adoration! Here are 10 movies that critics found lacking, but audiences embraced with open arms:

1. Showgirls (1995): Critics lambasted this racy neo-noir for its excessive nudity, campy tone, and shallow narrative. But audiences flocked to cinemas for the spectacle, catchy songs, and unapologetic over-the-topness.

2. Twilight Saga (2008-2012): While the later installments faced increasing criticism for repetitive plots and melodramatic romances, the initial Twilight films captivated teenage audiences with their forbidden love story, supernatural elements, and stylish presentation.

3. Michael Bay Films (Transformers series, The Rock, etc.): Bay’s brash action flicks are often criticized for their bombastic CGI, cheesy dialogue, and lack of character depth. However, their high-octane thrills, explosive set pieces, and popcorn-munching entertainment value resonate with countless fans.

4. Sharknado (2013): This Syfy Channel B-movie about a tornado made of sharks defied expectations and became a viral sensation. Critics mocked its absurd premise and cheesy execution, but audiences reveled in its campy charm and tongue-in-cheek humor.

5. The Room (2003): This independent drama is widely considered one of the worst movies ever made, with its amateurish acting, nonsensical plot, and hilariously awkward dialogue. Yet, it achieved cult status for its unintentional hilarity and quotable lines, becoming a midnight movie favorite.

6. Friday the 13th (1980): The critics weren’t exactly thrilled with this slasher flick’s formulaic plot and gore, but teenagers devoured it. The iconic mask, summer camp setting, and jump scares made it a box office smash and spawned a long-running franchise.

7. Con Air (1997): Critics panned this Nicolas Cage action film for its outlandish premise, over-the-top action, and cheesy one-liners. However, audiences enjoyed the high-flying prison break adventure, Cage’s unhinged performance, and John Malkovich’s scenery-chewing villain.

8. Hook (1991): Steven Spielberg’s reimagining of Peter Pan received mixed reviews, with some criticizing its tonal inconsistencies and childlike CGI. Yet, many praised its nostalgic charm, imaginative visuals, and Robin Williams’ captivating performance as Peter Pan.

9. Mamma Mia! (2008): This jukebox musical based on ABBA songs was dismissed by critics as a cheesy, predictable rom-com. But audiences adored the catchy tunes, vibrant visuals, and feel-good story, turning it into a summer singalong hit.

10. National Treasure (2004): Critics weren’t impressed with this historical-treasure-hunt adventure, but its fast-paced action, Nicolas Cage’s hammy performance, and the hunt for hidden clues captivated audiences.

List of 100 films that critics love while audiences hate according to their Rotten Tomatoes scores.