Kate Hudson Defends Rom-Coms Against Critics, Reflects on Reception

Kate Hudson recently discussed the disconnect between film critics and public opinion regarding her romantic comedies, which initially received poor critical reception but are now cult classics. She believes that critics have changed and often fail to consider what audiences want from films. Hudson emphasizes that her movies, like 'How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days' and 'Bride Wars', were never intended for critical acclaim but rather to entertain the audience. She argues that the world has evolved where everyone is now a critic, and the focus should be on making the best possible movie for the audience. Hudson also highlights the challenges in making films that are both enjoyable and successful commercially. Despite initial negative reviews, many of her films are now beloved by fans.