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Topic	Reminder. That crappy WW84 movie has a 65% on RT
creativerealms 12/28/20 8:24:25 AM #74:	TommyG663513 posted... I don't entirely disagree, but I don't think the effect is nearly as dramatic as you're saying. Like I felt that BP deserved an RT score around 80-85%. I only feel RT can prop up a film by 20% at most, but generally only around 10% or so. I don't think they are so biased to give a truly horrible film a 60%. I mean, A Wrinkle in Time hit all of the "woke" points, but it still got terrible reviews. Simple the quality of the movie. The tomatoe meter is a percentage based on how many people liked it divided by the total number of reviews. That is all. People won't pretend to like something if it hits "woke points" as one that's not a reason thing and second quality actually matters. Remember a 97 percent fresh means 97 percent of reviews are positives. Most of those reviews could be B- or C scores and they would still ad to the positive over all. That isn't even hard to understand and yet people don't get it. --- Occam's razor: The simplest solution (answer) is most likely the right one <cite>creativerealms posted [p:948838660] in Reminder. ... [t:79202149]...</cite> <quote>TommyG663513 posted... </cite> <quote>I don't entirely disagree, but I don't think the effect is nearly as dramatic as you're saying. Like I felt that BP deserved an RT score around 80-85%. I only feel RT can prop up a film by 20% at most, but generally only around 10% or so. I don't think they are so biased to give a truly horrible film a 60%. I mean, A Wrinkle in Time hit all of the "woke" points, but it still got terrible reviews.</quote>Simple the quality of the movie. The tomatoe meter is a percentage based on how many people liked it divided by the total number of reviews. That is all. People won't pretend to like something if it hits "woke points" as one that's not a reason thing and second quality actually matters. Remember a 97 percent fresh means 97 percent of reviews are positives. Most of those reviews could be B- or C scores and they would still ad to the positive over all. That isn't even hard to understand and yet people don't get it. --- Occam's razor: The simplest solution (answer) is most likely the right one</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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