ITT: We compile screenshots of rottentomatoes where ratio of critics disliked the movie or show way lower than the audience.
And also the reverse... in the example of Ghostbusters
>>82512931
oops wrong one. here's the actual updated version as of today
>>82513097
(((Hmmmm)))
>>82513097
oh woops i got the fixed picture here
I actually enjoyed the movie even though the book was shite
wew lad
its just about impossible to get an accurate audience score because spamming that up is standard marketing.
just like imdb scores.
>>82513241
even though they are prone to score spamming there's just so many ratings i don't even know if it has too much of an effect. i know imdb themselves adjust the ratings shown on the movie page separately from the ratings when you see all the rating statistics page for each movie
lol
Last one for the night... take this as you will
>>82513415
62 is still pretty low.
>>82512875
Worst offender.
>>82513645
The problem with Atlas Shrugged in general is that your opinion from it will inevitably be linked to your opinion of Ayn Rand's politics.I actually liked the book, despite certain narrative/characterization issues, the movies were shit though, mostly because of shitty actors and a decreasing budget.
>>82513026
funny when movies nowadays get high scores for the same fucking reasons
>>82512875
huge Warcraft fan here.
Critics were right, it's an awful movie. I loved it because I'm just happy to see something I love on the big screen, but as a movie it was awful..
>>82513241
imdb and rt spend a ton of time and effort getting rid of spam, or at least lessing it's effect. i don't work there, but i do work in data analysis and heard a talk by one of the heads at some conference.
>>82514062
i heard one of imdb's speak*
But this is actually kino