New Chris Hemsworth movie has become one of his worst rated films in his career

While plenty at home are loving the sci-fi thriller, the critics seem to be panning it

Chris Hemsworth's latest film is being slated as one of his worst-rated movies ever following a bad critical reception and a fairly mixed welcome from audiences, to say the least. Netflix released Spiderhead on June 17 with very little marketing, which is rather surprising - especially given its starry-named cast and crew. The film was directed by Top Gun: Maverick's Joseph Kosinski and features his flyboy star Miles Teller alongside Thor himself, Hemsworth. It was also penned by the writers of Deadpool and shot by an Oscar-winning cinematographer. You can see the trailer below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfsNfFoA0J0 However while plenty of viewers are praising the film and Hemsworth's performance in particular - with many labelling him a "terrific villain" and calling it his "best performance ever" - it has only managed to score 44 per cent on review site Rotten Tomatoes. Worse still, its audience rating actually sits at just 35 per cent, even putting it below 2016's Ghostbusters remake in which the 38-year-old actor also played a key comedic and antagonistic role. Nevertheless, it hasn't stopped plenty of fans from jumping on social media to defend it - with some even giving it a 10/10. https://twitter.com/MagicHandz/status/1537844484154609664?s=20&t=BsjmQf7_B-NPL3rYvkeI9w https://twitter.com/ChayRay/status/1538058389208674304?s=20&t=BsjmQf7_B-NPL3rYvkeI9w https://twitter.com/shannon_mcgrew/status/1537625083203596288?s=20&t=BsjmQf7_B-NPL3rYvkeI9w   Spiderhead, which has been compared to everything from a feature-length episode of Black Mirror to John Carpenter's iconic horror The Thing, is an adaptation of a New Yorker article by George Saunders from 2010 entitled, “Escape From Spiderhead". It revolves around two inmates participating in an experiment run by a tech mogul (Hemsworth) at a state-of-the-art penitentiary. You can watch the dark sci-fi epic on Netflix now and decide for yourself. https://twitter.com/JOE_co_uk/status/1536738353827258373?s=20&t=Igs1g2GS0u9_O7bD_4ubWQ

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