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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The controversial Chinese-set war movie, The Great Wall, featuring Matt Damon, Pedro Pascal, and Willem Dafoe, is now streaming on Netflix. Releasing in February 2017, The Great Wall opened to negative reviews from critics across the board. The joint Hollywood-China action thriller was also rejected by audiences, grossing only $334.9 million at the box office on a $150 million production budget.
Related The Great Wall Director Explains The Film's Cultural Challenges We interview The Great Wall director Zhang Yimou about the cultural challenges he faced making the film and what he hopes audiences take away from it. The Great Wall Is Now Streaming On Netflix It Is A Monster Film Set In Medieval China Close Now streaming on Netflix, The Great Wall is set during the reign of the Renzong Emperor in medieval China.
Why The Great Wall's Reviews Were So Bad Critics Were Disappointed By Its Formulaic Plot Despite its stellar international star cast, The Great Wall's reviews were largely negative. According to Rotten Tomatoes, it has a score of 35%, based on over 230 reviews, and an audience score of 42%. On Metacritic, the film achieved a score of 42 out of 100, signaling mixed or average reviews, while its IMDb score is 5.9/10.
Related 10 Forgotten Matt Damon Roles Matt Damon is a talented actor, and although he has played some great roles, he also has a few parts on his resume that have been mostly forgotten. The Great Wall's Controversies Explained It Was Accused Of Whitewashing and Promoting White Superiority Before its release, the film faced accusations of whitewashing and perpetuating the white savior narrative due to the inclusion of white characters in a medieval Chinese setting.
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