The movie version of the classic musical "Cats" has a bad reputation. M station scored 31 points and Rotten Tomatoes 18%

The media ratings for "Cats," a film adapted from the classic musical that has already been released in North America, have been lifted, but word of mouth has been a disastrous flop, with a Rotten Tomatoes rating of only 18% (67 reviews), and an average score of only 31 on M Station's 34 media ratings.

Some media reviews on Rotten Tomatoes

Boston Globe: Oh my God, my eyes

News.com (Australia): After watching Cats, you will fall in love with dogs

Movie Column Plus: The movie "Cats" should be made for dogs, but most dogs know to stay away from it ("Cats")

Screen Junkies: A disaster in the film industry, Cats is simply a joke, who are you shooting for?

The Beat: The last time something as tragic as "Cats" happened was before the advent of dogs.

RTÉ (Ireland): Firstly, I don't like cats. Secondly, after watching this film, I'm not sure I like movies anymore.

Movie trailer for Cats:

The film version of "Cats" stars Jennifer Hudson, Taylor Swift, Judi Dench, Idris Elba, James Corden, Ian McKellen, Laurie Davidson, famous dancer Mette Towley, Royal Ballet principal Steven McRae and Francesca Hayward, Jason Derulo and others. It was directed and written by Tom Hooper (The King's Speech, Les Miserables, The Danish Girl), who adapted the classic musical of the same name and is now released in North America.