Dakota Johnson Made $5 Million From Madame Web, But The Bad Reviews Could Ruin Her Career

Highlights

• Dakota Johnson's performance in Madame Web has caused her to fear for her future career prospects despite her $14 million net worth.
• With an $80 million budget, the film received a disappointing 13% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, casting doubt on its success and Dakota's reputation.
• Reports suggest that Dakota is struggling with the negative reviews and worries about being typecast as a nepo baby in Hollywood despite her family's legacy.

While some may assume Dakota Johnson is celebrating the release of her new movie Madame Web, one report claims it’s quite the opposite for the actress, who’s concerned that the bad ratings could affect her future career prospects (as well as growing net worth).

With a reported net worth of $14 million, Dakota had quite a big pay day after singing onto the lead role in the highly anticipated film, which has recently been referred to as a flop.

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Reports say that Johnson was paid $5 million for the role, which, if true, could have significantly boosted her net worth. But with the future of her career in limbo, it may be a while before Dakota sees a paycheck of that size. And that’s not an exaggeration based on the bad Madame Web reviews that keep coming in. Apparently, the actress herself is growing worried.

According to Radar Online, insiders claim Dakota, 34, is struggling with the lacklustre performance of her recent project, fearing its potential ramifications on her future prospects within the entertainment industry.

"People say she was beside herself, sobbing on her boyfriend Chris Martin's shoulder and that her mom and dad were worried sick about her," the source explained.

"Dakota has desperately tried to shed the nepo baby tag for as long as she's been acting,” they added.

Despite its substantial $80 million budget and considerable pre-release hype, Madame Web received a disappointing 13% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, casting a shadow over its prospects. Critics have not minced words in their critiques of the sci-fi action film, with one describing it as "a torturous saga that haplessly spins about in circles," while another scornfully remarked, "Madame Web isn't as bad as you've heard. It's so much worse! Dakota Johnson's Spidey-adjacent misadventure is the Cats of superhero movies."

"With all of the bad reviews, Dakota's petrified Madame Web could do even worse and become the biggest Marvel flop of all time," the source went on. "That's the last thing she needs on her resume. No one may hire her after this!"

The insider acknowledged that Dakota is well aware of her reputation as a nepo baby in Hollywood, so poor reviews could prevent her from being taken seriously. Dakota’s parents are Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith, while her step-father is Antonio Banderas, all of whom have positioned themselves as legends in Hollywood, as Dakota is clearly also trying to do for herself.

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