I’m a strong believer that even if a movie is considered bad, it can still be entertaining. I’ve seen my fair share of truly atrocious movies, ones that aren’t even salvageable, but I’ve also seen some low-ranking flicks that manage to deliver adrenaline-pumping fun despite a lackluster plot and thinly-sketched characters.
One such case is “San Andreas,” which recently landed on U.S. Netflix and has already climbed to the No. 1 spot (as of September 24), surpassing movies like “28 Years Later” and Liam Neeson’s “Ice Road: Vengeance.”
