8 Movies That Didn't Deserve The Score Rotten Tomatoes Gave Them

Sometimes the critics get it wrong. This is for the LA Rotational Fellowship.

While Rotten Tomatoes usually gets it right, sometimes the critics get it wrong or are too harsh on a good movie. We set the record straight on the rom-coms, holiday flicks and musicals WE love that didn't deserve their rotten fate.

8. Never Been Kissed

20th Century Fox / Via reelgood.com

Tomatometer: 57%

This Drew Barrymore classic is about a 25-year-old journalist who goes undercover in a high school on an assignment and falls in love with her English teacher. Spoiler alert: there's a baseball field kissing scene. *swoon*

7. The Sandlot

20th Century Fox / Via chron.com

Tomatometer: 57%

Even if you never played sandlot baseball during the summer, you feel something for this flick about a group of boys in 1962 who lose a baseball to "The Beast" on the other side of the fense.

6. The Great Gatsby

Warner Bros. / Via pop-verse.com

Tomatometer: 49%

Leo...need we say more? While the Baz Luhrmann movie takes its liberties, its killer soundtrack (Lana and Bey!), dazzling cast and flashy visuals make it a worthwhile watch.

5. Footloose

Paramount Pictures / Via geeksofdoom.com

Tomatometer: 51%

How did the Kevin Bacon original get a worse score than the Julianne Hough 2011 remake? The world may never know...

4. How The Grinch Stole Christmas

Universal Pictures / Via uphe.com

Tomatometer: 53%

There's something about Jim Carrey as The Grinch that makes him the most lovable Christmas villain of all times...and that Faith Hill song? SO GOOD.

3. Hocus Pocus

Disney / Via Disney Movies

Tomatometer: 30%

If you don't watch this every Halloween, you're missing out. Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy are the evil witch friends we've always wanted.

2. The Greatest Showman

20th Century Fox / Via youtube.com

Tomatometer: 56%

We're still not over the soundtrack to this Hugh Jackman musical, which follows P. Barnum as he forms the first circus. "This is Me," anyone?

1. The Notebook

New Line Cinema / Via Vanity Fair

Tomatometer: 52%

How can any person in their right mind resist Ryan Gosling when he says, "If you're a bird, I'm a bird"?

That's it, we quit...