A closer look at “Ben Affleck's Netflix Thriller 'Animals' Sets All-Time Low Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score”, exactly as the source publishes it. Netflix's latest Ben Affleck thriller, 'Animals,' has achieved an unwanted milestone: the lowest audience score of Affleck's career on Rotten Tomatoes. The film, directed by Affleck and co-starring Gillian Anderson, follows a kidnapping plot that unfolds over one tense night, but viewers have largely rejected its slow-burn pacing and bleak tone.
Early audience reactions have pushed the score into record-low territory for the actor-director, despite his previous critical successes like 'Gone Baby Gone' and 'Argo.' This marks a rare misstep for Affleck, who has balanced blockbuster roles with prestige projects, and it raises questions about Netflix's strategy of greenlighting high-concept thrillers with A-list talent. For the streaming giant, which rarely releases detailed viewership data, the poor word-of-mouth could limit the film's long-term discoverability. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.