Tom Holland fans are pointing out puzzling differences regarding his new series crowded room.
British actor, best known for playing Spider-Man in Marvel; Cinematic Universe (MCU), leading a new series, adapted from the 1981 novel by Daniel Keyes Billy Milligan’s Mind.
Holland, who stars in the series alongside Amanda Seyfried, Emmy Rossum and Sasha Lane, plays Danny Sullivan, a man arrested in connection with a 1979 shooting.
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Through a series of interviews with his interrogator (Seyfried), Danny is forced to confront a mystery surrounding his life.
The show, from Oscar-winning writer Akiva Goldsman (A beautiful soul), began streaming Apple TV+ earlier this month, dropping the first three episodes.
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Viewers praised the film, with many believing that Holland is showing off his acting skills more effectively than ever. It has an audience Rotten Tomatoes score of 90%.
However, many people have noticed that there is a huge difference between audience and critic scores, which, at the time of this writing, is only a minuscule 33%. (independencetwo star’s rating contributed to this.)
This has led to confusion, with many critics accusing the series of being too harsh.
However, it’s worth noting that critics were granted permission to watch all 10 episodes and agreed that the series would have been much better with fewer seasons.
The Crowded Room’s Rotten Tomatoes score confuses Tom Holland fans
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New episodes will be released weekly until July 28.
The Netherlands discovered the shooting crowded room was so stressed that he announced his retirement from acting.
