Significats de pan by critics en anglès

Both films were panned by critics and largely ignored by filmgoers.

It was panned by critics and made roughly a gajillion dollars.

Nor were they panned by critics ahead of their release.

His reaction has been widely panned by critics, but his appeal will be heard in due course.

The series was widely panned by critics.

The play was largely panned by critics.

The resulting Magical Mystery Tour film was made and included six new Beatles songs, but the movie was panned by critics.

Its ruling has been panned by critics on social media, who accuse it of serving the government's conservative moral agenda, stifling freedom of expression.

In November, Jackson sang at an awards ceremony in London, his first public performance since the trial, but his efforts were panned by critics.

Paul's 2005 followup The Trinity was popular among fans but panned by critics, and he recalls his fade from global fame a little remorsefully.

Why is he a virtual unknown outside America, while even within the US, he is regularly panned by critics or, worse, utterly ignored by them?

A comeback performance as late screen legend Elizabeth Taylor in the TV movie "Liz & Dick" in November was largely panned by critics.

Panned by critics and taunted by opposition fans as "Boring Munich", at times Bayern have seemed to be in the midst of meltdown.

The movie was largely panned by critics, with a 20% on Rotten Tomatoes, and it also carries a lackluster audience appeal with a C CinemaScore.

The show, mostly panned by critics, also posted all-time records for a Comedy Central series premiere among adults 18-49 (a 2.6 rating).

The film, a screwball comedy genre that was wildly popular in Italy in the 1950s and 60s, has also been mostly panned by critics.