John Travolta’s MoviePass-funded mob movie ‘Gotti’ got slaughtered by critics and has a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes
July 1, 2018
MoviePass Ventures
John Travolta’s new mob biopic, “Gotti,” was slaughtered by critics ahead of its opening this weekend.
The film brought in $1.67 million, 40% of which reportedly came from MoviePass, which acquired an equity stake in the film earlier this year.
“Gotti” currently has a 0% “rotten” rating on the reviews aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.
John Travolta’s new mob movie, “Gotti,” premiered this weekend to a poor box-office performance and universal critical panning, and MoviePass appears to be the only thing giving it a semblance of a pulse.
MoviePass invested in “Gotti” earlier this year through its MoviePass Ventures subsidary, which the company created to take equity stakes in movies. MoviePass accounted for 40% ($668,000) of the film’s $1.67 million opening weekend, according to Deadline.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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