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It definitely wasn't a failure: Lawrence on 'Passengers'
Jennifer Lawrence\'s last outing \"Passengers\" was blasted by critics for its flawed plot but the actor said she did not consider it a failure. The 2016 sci-fi film, which featured Lawrence alongside Chris Pratt, followed a space-bound colonisation
Los Angeles: Jennifer Lawrence's last outing "Passengers" was blasted by critics for its flawed plot but the actor said she did not consider it a failure. The 2016 sci-fi film, which featured Lawrence alongside Chris Pratt, followed a space-bound colonisation ship loaded with thousands of passengers who were meant to be in suspended animation until they reached the end of their 120-year voyage.
While Pratt previously admitted he was surprised by the harsh reviews, Lawrence in a recent interview to Vogue responded to the criticism. "I'm disappointed in myself that I didn't spot it," she said. "I thought the script was beautiful — it was this tainted, complicated love story.
It definitely wasn't a failure. I'm not embarrassed by it by any means. There was just stuff that I wished I'd looked into deeper before jumping on." Lawrence will next be seen in "Mother!", which is currently in post-production. The film is directed by Darren Aronofsky.
