'Birds of Prey' sits at 90 percent on Rotten Tomatoes—but Metacritic shows a mixed reception of the DC Comics movie starring Margot Robbie.
is more than horrible. It should not exist. Money should never have been raised for it. The screenplay should never have been filmed. Margot Robbie shouldn't have produced it. She certainly shouldn't have starred in it. It's just a terrible thing to inflict on audiences, who, after all, didn't hurt anyone and just hoped to have a nice time.
It's as smart in its approach as it is carefree in its execution."'s Helen O'Hara, for example, said of the film,"isn't interested in hitting all the usual superhero movie beats. It works because we haven't seen this story a thousand times before, and because it leaves behind the grim-dark posturing ofThere were many men, however, who also gave the movie high grades.
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