'Tis the season for going to the movies with your family to celebrate the holiday cheer -- but if film critics would have you avoid one in particular, it would be Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly's Holmes & Watson.
The Sony movie -- which wasn't screened for critics in advance of its Christmas Day release (never a good sign) -- was eviscerated by all 12 of its counted reviews as of this article's publication. Not a single film critic granted Holmes & Watson a positive review, which means it sits at zero percent rotten on Rotten Tomatoes.
The New York Times' Ben Kenigsberg advises that "smuggling in booze to dispel the sense of dull routine could only help," while The Hollywood Reporter's Frank Scheck writes, "You can feel the flop sweat emanating from the third onscreen pairing of Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly."
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The Sony movie -- which wasn't screened for critics in advance of its Christmas Day release (never a good sign) -- was eviscerated by all 12 of its counted reviews as of this article's publication. Not a single film critic granted Holmes & Watson a positive review, which means it sits at zero percent rotten on Rotten Tomatoes.
The New York Times' Ben Kenigsberg advises that "smuggling in booze to dispel the sense of dull routine could only help," while The Hollywood Reporter's Frank Scheck writes, "You can feel the flop sweat emanating from the third onscreen pairing of Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly."
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