Sam Raimi.
The movie wasn’t entirely unsuccessful at the box office: “65” earned $60 million globally against a budget of $45 million, but it didn’t achieve massive success either. It holds a dismal 35% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, indicating their lack of enthusiasm. In contrast, audience members have given it a more favorable 64%. On IMDB, the ratings are somewhat harsher, with an average of 5.4 stars based on over 104K reviews.
It appears to be attracting viewers through streaming services. According to FlixPatrol’s ratings for the week of January 12, it ranks among the top 10 films on HBO Max. Currently, it occupies the fifth position and has maintained this spot for at least two days. If you haven’t viewed it yet, it’s a reasonably entertaining action film that sustains engagement right up until the end credits. While you won’t gain much knowledge about dinosaurs, with a cozy bowl of popcorn and good company, there are certainly worse ways to spend your time than watching “65.”