LittleBuford
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Don’t be. It’s just trolling, not worth engaging with or getting confused by.
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Captain America 4
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MickeyMouse10
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A movie that bombs like...
Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania shouldn't have a 46% critics and 81% audience. The numbers don't add up. I know some of you don't like Facts, but those are Facts.
Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania shouldn't have a 46% critics and 81% audience. The numbers don't add up. I know some of you don't like Facts, but those are Facts.
The numbers are facts.
Your conspiracy theory for why those numbers are the way they are aren't facts.
If your conspiracy theory were true, Disney movies would never get a low score from critics or the audience. And that's not the case.
If your conspiracy theories were true, it would require hundreds of people to keep it a secret and not spill the beans or blow the whistle.
You conspiracy theory is pure nonsense.
Agent H
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Maybe it’s possible the people that did go see the movie actually liked it? Who am I kidding that’s impossible!
Disney Irish
Premium Member
RT scores are just an indication of reviews, nothing more. It IS NOT an indication of the box office. As you can have highly rated movies that still bomb, and lowly rated movies that are a success.
All you have to do is look at the non-Disney Fast and Furious franchise as an example of how critics and audiences are different in their reviews. Unless of course someone is now going to claim that Uni is paying off audiences to give good reviews too, but that wouldn't explain why the franchise has been successful at the box office.
We have to stop putting so much weight into the RT scores.
All you have to do is look at the non-Disney Fast and Furious franchise as an example of how critics and audiences are different in their reviews. Unless of course someone is now going to claim that Uni is paying off audiences to give good reviews too, but that wouldn't explain why the franchise has been successful at the box office.
We have to stop putting so much weight into the RT scores.
JackCH
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Jurassic World Dominion. Not Disney. 29% critics, 77% audience.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
There are lots of examples just like that, the poster doesn't want to look at real facts, only the ones they've made up.
MagicMouseFan
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Have to see if score changes as more review film.,
www.forbes.com
‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Is The Third Worst-Reviewed MCU Movie Ever
Captain America: Brave New World was supposed to usher in a new era for Marvel, but instead, it appears it will be a disappointment.
www.forbes.com
Hawkeye_2018
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Some people’s brains are completely broken. I guess conspiracy theories allow them to have whatever truth they need
Prince-1
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Best not to engage with the troll. Logic isn’t one of his strong suits. I mean he swears Disney is paying for good reviews…they aren’t…and how hard is it to believe that the critics didn’t like the movie but actual paying fans did. Happens all the time.
Stripes
Premium Member
I feel like Cinemascores (which is polling of real people leaving the theater) tend to line up pretty closely with the audience score/popcorn meter. Little Mermaid got an A from those polled by Cinemascore.
MagicMouseFan
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Was World Dominion the last one? That was a terrible film. Latest Super Bowl commercial for Jurassic doesn’t high hopes either
Agent H
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Yes it was the last one if you wanna have a discussion about the new movie maybe we should take it over to the appropriate thread
Hawkeye_2018
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I don’t care about audience scores. I don’t think studios do either, at least not enough to manipulate it as I think the risk/reward would be too great if caught.
im too lazy now to get examples but audiences scores are almost always ridiculous
im too lazy now to get examples but audiences scores are almost always ridiculous
Disstevefan1
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There are no movie that is universally hated, there are always folks who like a given movie, but because of todays bloated movie budgets, even with the skyrocketing ticket prices, movies need a lot if folks to like a movie for it to break even at the box office.
Agent H
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True I was not trying to excuse the box office score but to leave a review on rotten tomatoes you need to prove you paid for a ticket which means out of the people who actually went to the movie the majority of the people who left reviews on rotten tomatoes liked it some people can’t what is it they always say? Oh yeah cope with that fact
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MagicMouseFan
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I only care about audience scores, I don’t trust paid reviewers so the 51% score for Cap. Aweiuca means nothing.
Audience score will tell me if I’m watch on Disney+ or pay for ticket at theater.
Hawkeye_2018
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Red One. One of the worst movies I’ve ever seen has a 90% audience rating. 