The Bubble

During the COVID-19 pandemic, a group of actors and a director attempt to make a blockbuster action movie about wizards at an English countryside hotel. Their attempts to create a film are hampered by the isolation, the evolving circumstances of the pandemic, and their own interpersonal conflicts.

The Bubble received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. It was widely panned for its unfocused plot, dated humor, and lack of cohesive direction, with many finding it to be an unnecessary and unfunny attempt to capitalize on the pandemic for comedic effect.

• Widely criticized for its lack of focus and humor.

• Seen as a misfire by director Judd Apatow, failing to land any of its comedic or satirical points.

• Many found the film's premise and execution to be tired and irrelevant.

Google audience: Google users largely disliked "The Bubble," with many expressing disappointment in the film's unfunny jokes and chaotic storyline. The attempt to create humor around the pandemic was often seen as tone-deaf and failed to resonate with audiences.

The film was shot on location at an actual hotel in Hertfordshire, England, where the cast and crew had to quarantine for the duration of the filming.