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Baywatch gets poor 14% ratings on Rotten Tomatoes

| | May 24, 2017, at 09:01 pm
Los Angeles, May 24 (IBNS): American review aggregator website for film and television Rotten Tomatoes has not been much kind towards Priyanka Chopra's Hollywood debut movie Baywatch.

Baywatch, which is a movie adaptation of the television series by the same name, has not been rated very high by the website.

With 43 reviews, Baywatch has been rated with 14% "rotten" ratings by the website in its tomatometer.

Seth Gordon has directed the movie.

After making mark on the international arena with her performance in American TV series Quantico, it was Baywatch which launched Priyanka's Hollywood journey.

Priyanka has been busy for the past couple of days to promote the movie in the US.

The movie will hit the Indian theatre on June 2.

The movie also features actor Dwayne Johnson.

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