WHICH FILM FRANCHISES DO YOU LOVE AND WHICH DO YOU HATE?

Not so long ago, our mates over at money.co.uk decided to find out which film franchises people either love or hate. In order to do this, though, they initially had to compile a list of films associated with a franchise, including subseries within a larger franchise (just like 'The Avengers', 'Iron Man', and 'Captain America' movies produced by Marvel Studios), as well as reboots of series which have been listed as one single franchise (such as the numerous 'Spider-Man' films starring either Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, or Tom Holland). Then once they did that, afterwards, they ranked each film on the list and tallied everything together by using an appropriate source (namely, their average Rotten Tomatoes critics score). Want to know more? Then please have a look at this...

The Top Five Most Hated Films Associated With A Franchise 

(Based on the Rotten Tomatoes critics score for each film)

1. Boo 2! A Madea Halloween (4%)
2. Catwoman (9%)
3. Supergirl (9%)
4. Little Fockers (10%)
5. Batman and Robin (11%)

The Top Five Most Popular Films Associated With A Franchise

(Based on the Rotten Tomatoes critics score for each film)

1. Toy Story (100%)
2. Toy Story 2 (100%)
3. The Terminator (100%)
4. Goldfinger (99%)
5. Finding Nemo (99%)

The Top Ten Most Hated Film Franchises

(Based on the average Rotten Tomatoes critics score for each franchise)

1. Madea (20%)
2. Alvin and the Chipmunks (30%)
3. The Mummy (34%)
4. Transformers (40%)
5. The Twilight Saga (40%)
6. Rush Hour (44%)
7. The Hangover (44%)
8. Rambo (45%)
9. Night at the Museum (45%)
10. Ice Age (47%)

The Top Ten Most Popular Film Franchises

(Based on the average Rotten Tomatoes critics score for each franchise)

1. Toy Story (99%)
2. Finding Nemo (97%)
3. The Incredibles (96%)
4. How to Train Your Dragon (94%)
5. The Lord of the Rings (93%)
6. Guardians of the Galaxy (89%)
7. The Dark Knight Trilogy (88%)
8. John Wick (88%)
9. Planet of the Apes - Modern Version (88%)
10. Monsters, Inc. (88%)

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