You can't really trust Rotten Tomatoes anymore. Critics have their agendas and people can review bomb certain films.
lol
When the whole world disagrees with you, question all sources of information so it looks like you're right. Go ahead, call it "fake news," we know you wanna.
Encanto's box office take is $234 Million. The average cost of a movie ticket is $9. So, that's 26 Million people that went to see it.
In the first two and a half weeks Encanto was on D+, it got 4 Billion minutes of streaming. (We don't have up to date numbers because Nielsen publishes their numbers of a month ago). The film is just over 100 minutes, so, that's the equivalence of being watched 40 Million times.
Yes, RT has had reviews 'bombed,' but by your reasoning, there is also an up-bombing? And Encanto is an example of that? You think it is rational that several thousand people up-bombed Encanto such that its audience score isn't reliable? I can see that since RT only has 2,500 'voters' (and that number is historically small since RT has put in a lot of measures to prevent 'bombing.') and a small number is easy to influence.
So, let's go to IMDB which has 132K votes, which makes it very difficult to 'bomb' in either direction. The audience score is 7.3, which is high for IMDB.
And what exactly is the agenda of all these critics and reviewers whom you can't trust? I suppose you're going to use the old tried and true conspiracy theory that they're all in Disney's pocket and won't ever give a Disney movie a bad review. To that end, I point you to the score of Chicken Little (36), Cars 2 (55), Thor 2 (66), Aladdin Live Action (59), Nutcracker (54), Pirates: Dead Men Tell No Tales (47).
So, again, I say to you: lol.