Bright on Netflix: Director HITS BACK after movie is dubbed ‘worst of the year’

The Netflix movie has fared much better with audiences than it did with the press, but David Ayer – who previously helmed Suicide Squad – has taken one particular verdict in good spirits.

David Ehrlich, a writer for IndieWire, called it “the single worst movie of 2017”, and Ayer was so astounded by the passionate criticism that it seems he was more than a little impressed.

He tweeted back: “This is going on my fridge. Highest compliment is a strong reaction either way. 

“This is a f***ing epic review. It’s a big fun movie.”

He added: “You can sure string words together Mr. Erlich. I’d love to read any script you’ve written.”

Ehrlich responded: “you’re a good man, mr. Ayer. i’ll be waiting with fresh eyes for whatever comes next.”

Will Smith leads the cast of the big-budget project, which reportedly cost Netflix $ 90 million and has already been given a sequel.

Co-star Lucy Fry revealed to CNET of her audition with the megastar: “I was speaking gibberish, pretending to pull stuff out of Will’s head and crawling around the room, really crazed.

“At the end, I was like that either went really well or really bad.”

Naomi Rapace and Joel Edgerton also star.

Bright is now streaming on Netflix.

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