Adam Sandler's animated franchise, "Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation" was a hit at box offices this weekend, coming in first.
But according to Uproxx, some critics are calling 'Skyscraper? "one of the few major misfires of the summer (outside of Solo)."
'Skyscraper' marks The Rock's fifth film since April 2017, which may point to too much of a good thing.
Uproxx explains, "The leading theory so far is the overexposure of The Rock ... as popular and well-liked as Dwayne Johnson is, that might be a little too much of The Rock for such a short period of time, particularly coming off of the middling Rampage."
Budgeted at $125 million dollars 'Skyscraper' only pulled in $25 million in its first weekend out. Conservative estimates thought that it would pull in $40 and $60 million.
Although Uproxx describes it as a "a modestly fun and intense film for those with a fear of heights," critics reviews were mixed, receiving 50% on Rotten Tomatoes.
