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Retro GamerVery negative

Borderlands director says his 10% Rotten Tomatoes-rated video game adaptation went wrong because it "belonged to…

Director Eli Roth discussed the critical and commercial failure of the Borderlands movie adaptation, attributing its issues to studio risk aversion and a lack of clear identity. He explained that the film struggled to satisfy gamers due to its PG-13 rating and broad appeal, resulting in a product that pleased neither core fans nor a general audience. Despite a star-studded cast, the movie received a 10% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and grossed only $33 million worldwide.

PC GamerVery negative

Director Eli Roth seems to think the Borderlands movie sucked too: 'You got something that belonged to nobody'

Director Eli Roth expressed dissatisfaction with the Borderlands movie, stating its $120 million budget and PG-13 rating resulted in a film that failed to satisfy gamers or appeal broadly. Critics and audiences largely agree, with many finding the adaptation bland and lacking the ultraviolent tone expected from the franchise. Despite the poor reception of the film, the Borderlands games and Telltale's "Tales from the Borderlands" are still praised for their storytelling.

GamespotVery negative

Borderlands Movie Director Discusses The Mega-Flop And What Went Wrong

Director Eli Roth discussed the critical and commercial failure of the Borderlands movie, attributing its shortcomings to studio interference and a desire to appeal to everyone. He stated that the film's PG-13 rating and cost limitations resulted in a product that satisfied neither gamers nor a broader audience, ultimately feeling like it belonged to no one.

Retro GamerVery positive

Eli Roth says his upcoming horror movie set around a killer ice cream man is "totally insane": "I want to…

Director Eli Roth is in post-production for his upcoming horror film, Ice Cream Man, which he describes as "totally insane" and intends to be his craziest film yet, surpassing Hostel, Green Inferno, and Cabin Fever. While a release date is not yet set, Roth is considering a late summer release.