The upcoming Borderlands movie, directed by Eli Roth, is facing a wave of negative reviews, positioning it among the disappointing adaptations of video games.

Currently, the film holds a zero percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, reflecting a lack of positive feedback from critics.

Critics have labeled it potentially one of the worst films of the year, citing issues like mischaracterization of beloved characters and a lack of originality.

With a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes, the film struggles to develop characters or plot, leading to missed comedic opportunities.

The excessive dialogue and lack of pauses contribute to an overwhelming viewing experience, leaving audiences fatigued.

Critics have also pointed out that the dialogue feels clichéd and lacks genuine emotion, resembling content that is artificially generated.

Despite a production budget estimated between $110 and $120 million, the film's CGI quality has been criticized for not meeting expectations.

While the set design impresses, the poor CGI contributes to a perception of the film being both expensive and cheap.

The film's action-heavy approach mirrors the video game's style but lacks the engaging narrative and character depth that fans expect.

Despite the overall negative reception, some fans appreciated performances from Jack Black and Cate Blanchett, as well as Easter eggs for franchise enthusiasts.

Ultimately, the film is seen as a disservice to the beloved franchise, stripping away its unique charm and humor in favor of mass market appeal.