„Uck! ZZZZZ-Zzz“ Skurriler Erfolg Für Jennifer Lopez Und Ben Affleck: Ihre Gangster-Komödie „Liebe Mit Risiko“ Ist Der Schlechteste Film Aller Zeiten

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FILM Filmpaar Lopez, Affleck: „Ich überlebte Gigli“ „Uck! ZZZZZ-zzz“ Skurriler Erfolg für Jennifer Lopez und Ben Affleck: Ihre Gangster-Komödie „Liebe mit Risiko“ ist der schlechteste Film aller Zeiten. Sensationell war an diesem Film vieles, von Anfang an. Ben Affleck und Jennifer Lopez, die beiden Stars, verliebten sich bei den Dreharbeiten so heftig ineinander, dass er ihr einen Verlobungsring für eine Million Dollar schenkte und sie sich mit einem Aston Martin revanchierte Ð der Film soll- te das Dokument einer Liebe werden, wie sie die Welt noch nicht gese- hen hat. Affleck spielt einen Kleingangster, Lopez eine ãattraktive Les- be“ – warum, um Gottes willen? 54 Millionen Dollar kostete „Gigli“, so der Originaltitel, gerade mal 3,8 Millionen kamen am Startwochenende wieder herein. Das war der Anfang vom Ende. Der Film sehe aus, als habe man ihn ausschlie§lich aus herausgeschnittenen Szenen gemacht, höhn- te eFilmCritic.com; er erinnere an jemanden, ãder bei einem Unfall be- wusstlos wird und langsam verblutet, weil sich niemand um ihn kümmert“, schrieb die ãDetroit Free Press“. Die „Washington Post“ machte es kurz: ãAch. Oy. Woe and poo, bleccch and uck! ZZZZZ-zzz“. Nach ein paar Ta- gen begannen Geschäftemacher T-Shirts zu verkaufen, auf denen ãIch überlebte Gigli“ stand. Bei den Fans ging es bald nur noch um Details: Ist ãLiebe mit Risiko“ (Deutschland-Start 30.10.) der schlechteste Film des Jahres, der letzten hundert Jahre oder gleich der Filmgeschichte? Die Internet-Datenbank IMDb bietet in solchen Fällen eine Bewertungsskala von eins bis zehn an: Eins ist grottenschlecht, zehn ein absolutes Meisterwerk. ãDer Pate“ führt die Liste an, mit einem Schnitt von 9,0. ãLiebe mit Risiko“ stieg schlecht ein und wurde rasch noch schlechter; nach kurzer Zeit übernahm er Platz eins der schlechtesten Filme aller Zei- ten. Mit einem Durchschnittswert von 1,6 überflügelt der Film dabei so- gar noch Trash-Klassiker wie ãTurbo: A Power Rangers Movie“ (2,2), John Travoltas ãBattlefield Earth: A Saga of the Year 3000“ (2,4) oder „Lawn- mower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace“ (2,4). Es war geschafft, der Rekord war da. Ihre geplante Hochzeit haben Jennifer Lopez und Ben Affleck inzwi- schen abgesagt. HAUKE GOOS 58 11/2003 KulturSPIEGEL.

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