Summary

• Millie Bobby Brown's movie Damsel has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 56%, the lowest in her Netflix career so far.
• Critics praise Brown's performance in Damsel but criticize the writing of her character, leaving the fantasy movie feeling lifeless.
• Despite her success in shows like Stranger Things and Enola Holmes, Damsel has not been well-received by critics.

The Damsel Rotten Tomatoes score debuts at Millie Bobby Brown's lowest ever for Netflix. The new fantasy film follows a dutiful damsel who agrees to wed a handsome prince, but after his noble family traps her in a dragon's lair to settle an age-old debt, she is forced to fight the beast to survive. Brown leads the Damsel cast as Princess Elodie alongside an impressive supporting ensemble that includes Ray Winstone, Angela Bassett, Brooke Carter, Nick Robinson, Robin Wright, and Shohreh Aghdashloo as the voice of the dragon.

As critics share their reviews ahead of the Damsel release date on Netflix, the fantasy film's Rotten Tomatoes score debuted at 56%. This is Millie Bobby Brown's lowest score ever for Netflix, including four seasons of Stranger Things and two Enola Holmes films. It's also the second-lowest score of her entire career behind Godzilla: King of the Monsters. Damsel has just under 60 reviews at the time of writing, so its score is expected to fluctuate slightly.

How Damsel's Rotten Tomatoes Score Compares To Millie Bobby Brown's Career

Millie Bobby Brown is a talented but young actor, meaning her filmography is still fairly limited at this early point in her promising career. Following her breakout as Eleven in Netflix's popular series Stranger Things, each season of which has been critically acclaimed, Brown branched out by starring in the Monsterverse franchise movies, Godzilla: King of the Monsters and its sequel Godzilla vs. Kong, to mixed responses from critics. She has also starred in and produced the Netflix mystery movies, Enola Holmes and its sequel Enola Holmes 2, which were both received well by critics.

Damsel continues Millie Bobby Brown's collaboration with Netflix and her creative involvement as an executive producer, but unlike Stranger Things and Enola Holmes, the fantasy film is not a hit among critics. While the Damsel reviews are praising Brown's performance and her commitment to the character, they are ultimately criticizing how her character is written, which makes the movie feel lifeless and hollow. With Damsel now streaming on Netflix, audiences can watch the movie and form their own opinions.

Source: Rotten Tomatoes

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