Melania documentary sets record for largest-ever gap between critics’ scores and audience ratings
‘Melania’ documentary ads defaced days after billboard vandalism
- More advertisements for Melania Trump’s new documentary have been defaced days after activists took credit for vandalizing a billboard.
- The first lady’s documentary, Melania: Twenty Days to History, premiered last week, chronicling her experience during the 2024 Presidential election. It grossed $7 million on opening weekend.
- An activist group shared video Friday showing someone spray painting a billboard in Los Angeles. By Monday, multiple posters at bus shelters were defaced.
- The documentary has broken a Rotten Tomatoes record for the biggest discrepancy between critics’ scores and audience ratings in the last 27 years.
- Since its release, reviews have been largely negative, with the film sitting at a measly 10 percent on the platform. However, viewers on the reviewing site have given the documentary a 99 percent, in an apparent demonstration of support for Trump.
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