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The 12 Top-Grossing Movies With a Zero on Rotten Tomatoes

Here are the top-grossing movies with a zero on Rotten Tomatoes, proving that critical failure doesn't mean zero box-office returns.

The general consensus is that Bolero is basically Skinamax level: Roger Ebert joked it was a movie built for VHS viewing, where one could fast forward and pause to their heart’s content. Still, it gets some love from fans even today because of nostalgia for John Ritter, who plays half of a couple that adopts a kind of monstrous young boy (Michael Oliver). Still: Staying Alive was a sequel to a huge hit, Travolta was a star, and the film made a whopping $127 million — earning the cool position of being the top-grossing of all movies with a zero on rotten tomatoes.

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