Box Office Mojo). Nevertheless, it was a contentious film; the reviews from critics were decidedly harsh, and the movie currently holds a 30% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Audience feedback is more favorable, with 63% positive ratings from over 50,000 reviews, which is decent, but consensus agrees on one issue: the story required additional suspense, especially by incorporating a twist. It had the potential to be surprising, but we discover it quite early on instead.
In a discussion with Vogue, Lawrence remarked, “I’m let down by myself for not recognizing it.” She indicated that the storyline could have been more thrilling. “I found the script to be gorgeous–it presented a flawed, intricate love tale.” She also mentioned that she doesn’t regret the film, but wishes she had contemplated the script further. In another conversation with The New York Times, Lawrence revealed that maybe she laments the film more than she admits. She noted that Adele — yes, the singer — advised her against starring in it because “space movies are the new vampire movies.”
Years after “Passengers,” Jennifer Lawrence felt that her performances had not been her best since that project. She told Vanity Fair in 2021 that due to her numerous film appearances, people were tired of her. “It had reached a stage where I couldn’t do anything correctly. If I stepped onto a red carpet, it was, ‘Why didn’t she sprint?'” Despite her sentiments, “Passengers” remains polarizing. You either adore it or enjoy disliking it.
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