Kim Kardashian Disaster Movie

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SUMMARY

  • Kim Kardashian starred in the infamous parody film Disaster Movie in 2008.
  • The movie was a massive critical flop with only 1% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
  • The famed socialite admitted feeling mortified of her character's fate in the film.

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Everyone is aware of Kim Kardashian’s venture into acting when she starred in American Horror Story, and despite all doubts, many fans praised her performance. However, the audience was very unforgiving of one of her earlier works. She starred in the catastrophic 2008 film Disaster Movie helmed by Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer.

kim-kardashian-disasterCredits: Kim Kardashian in Disaster Movie / Lionsgate

While it is a parody movie, there are many good spoof films out there that truly stand out. This Lionsgate production is both a critical and commercial flop, not to mention a recipient of multiple Razzie awards.

Remembering Disaster Movie, The Worst-Rated Kim Kardashian Movie Ever

In her interview with Trailer Addict, actress and socialite Kim Kardashian admitted Disaster Movie was her first-ever movie project. She has previously starred in television shows, but the prospect of becoming a movie star seemed exciting to her. The experience was enjoyable for the beauty mogul and she’s also proud to be part of its production.

kim-kardashian-trailer-addict-interviewCredits: Kim Kardashian in an interview with Trailer Addict / YouTube

Since it is a parody movie, Kardashian wanted fans to know that they made the film just for fun but also, they designed it as a social commentary performed in a comedic way. “We’re taking all of us popular things that are current issues, just topics going on right now and spoofing them.” Towards the end, she called it “one of the best films” directors Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer have done so far.

Fans are clearly not amused with its story as reflected on its Rotten Tomatoes score. It has an embarrassing 1% critics score and a depressing 21% approval rating from the audience. Out of the 73 critic reviewers, only one somewhat found it entertaining enough to give it a 3.5/5. The majority rated it either 1 or zero.

On its 16th anniversary, fans are reminded of this disastrous Hollywood project. Check out these tweets below:

Still love all these movies, f*cken harlious

— Seth Ritson (@SHR4PN3L_R41N05) August 29, 2024

Still mind boggling to me THE actual Kim kardashain starred in this

— ryan (@lil_asti) August 29, 2024

They tried doing a scary movie

— Balto Wolf X (@BaltoWolfX97) August 29, 2024

…why did you guys need to remind us that this atrocity against theatrical movies exists?

— Gojiragon (@Kaijulian96) August 29, 2024

The directors rarely gave interviews, and they have somehow disappeared from the industry following their streak of critically panned films. Their last released project was 2015’s Superfast!, a parody of the highly successful Fast & Furious franchise.

Kim Kardashian Wasn’t Happy With Her Character’s Fate In Disaster Movie

the-cast-of-disaster-2008Credits: The cast of Disaster Movie / Lionsgate

In a 2017 conversation with US Weekly, Kardashian took back everything she said in her earlier interview. The entrepreneur admitted feeling embarrassed about her death scene in Disaster Movie. Apparently, her character perished after getting crushed by a meteor. “I’m mortified, if you have the clip. I can’t watch,” she said.

Her involvement in the movie may have taught her to be more selective of the projects she agrees on. In fact, she finally redeemed herself after lending her voice to the family-adventure PAW Patrol franchise, a critical and commercial hit among fans.

Disaster Movie is currently available to stream on Prime Video.

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Written by Ariane Cruz

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Ariane Cruz, Senior Writer. She has been contributing articles for FandomWire since 2021, mostly covering stories about the latest movies and series. With a degree in Communication Arts, she has an in-depth knowledge of print and broadcast journalism. Her other works can also be seen on Screen Rant and CBR.