12 Penn Badgley Movies And TV Shows You Should Watch Now, Ranked
Penn Badgley has become synonymous with the antihero character, Joe Goldberg in the fourth season of ‘You’ Netflix. However, prior to his work on the hit Netflix series, the actor dabbled in a variety of other character types. Before Netflix's You, here are 12 of Penn Badgley's best performances in famous movies and TV shows ranked.
"The actors are attractive, and the locales are breathtaking," wrote Hal Boedeker for the Orlando Sentinel. "But 'The Mountain' is empty — it's 'Dynasty' without the fun."
Critics lamented the talents of a great cast going to waste in a messy, scattered retelling of a revered work. "A mash-up of social media shortcomings and Shakespearean tragedy that becomes as much a tale of cinematic ambition gone awry as anything the Bard intended," Betsy Sharkey wrote for the Los Angeles Times.
Most critics rolled their eyes at the sappy drama "Forever Strong," writing that its message failed to hit home and the overall flick was difficult to take seriously.
"Created under the vague guise of 'inspirational cinema,' 'Strong' is a sloppy, soggy pile of clichés, unable to sort itself out, grow a pair of cinematic cojones, and actually try to subvert some of its rancid formula," critic Brian Orndorf wrote in his scathing review of the film.
Critics felt like the 2009 remake of "The Stepfather" droned on, lacking the drive needed for a well-spun thriller. "The genre has diverged into two paths: the brutally gruesome and suspenseful," wrote Perri Nemiroff for Cinema Blend. "This is going for the latter, which would have been fine if it were in fact thrilling
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#12. John Tucker Must Die (2006)
Source: Tv Insider
#11. The Mountain (TV series 2004-2005)
Source: Netflix Life
"The actors are attractive, and the locales are breathtaking," wrote Hal Boedeker for the Orlando Sentinel. "But 'The Mountain' is empty — it's 'Dynasty' without the fun."
#10. The Paper Store (2016)
Source: The Mirror
#9. Cymbeline (2015)
Source: People
Critics lamented the talents of a great cast going to waste in a messy, scattered retelling of a revered work. "A mash-up of social media shortcomings and Shakespearean tragedy that becomes as much a tale of cinematic ambition gone awry as anything the Bard intended," Betsy Sharkey wrote for the Los Angeles Times.
#8. Easy-A (2010)
Source: The Sun
#7. Forever Strong (2008)
Source: Popbuzz
Most critics rolled their eyes at the sappy drama "Forever Strong," writing that its message failed to hit home and the overall flick was difficult to take seriously.
"Created under the vague guise of 'inspirational cinema,' 'Strong' is a sloppy, soggy pile of clichés, unable to sort itself out, grow a pair of cinematic cojones, and actually try to subvert some of its rancid formula," critic Brian Orndorf wrote in his scathing review of the film.
#6. Do Over (2002)
Source: Teen Vogue
#5. The Young and the Restless
Source: Insider
#4. Adam Green’s Aladdin (2016)
Source: Adam Green’s Aladdin
#3. Gossip Girl
Source: E Online
#2. Margin Call (2011)
Source: Jojo Whilden
#1. The Stepfather (2009)
Source: IMDb
Critics felt like the 2009 remake of "The Stepfather" droned on, lacking the drive needed for a well-spun thriller. "The genre has diverged into two paths: the brutally gruesome and suspenseful," wrote Perri Nemiroff for Cinema Blend. "This is going for the latter, which would have been fine if it were in fact thrilling
Aubtu.biz is a website that provides you with sport updates and Entertainment news to brighten your day. Don’t hesitate to visit our site to know more about updated TV & Movies.
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