Rotten Tomatoes * Metacritic

[psylockolussus]

Down to 68 (52 reviews)*

 

[HammerDown]

68 out of 100 is about right. It’s a shame that RT apparently removed the average rating which was always the best indication of the film’s quality. I guess I gotta check metacritic more often moving forward.

 

[psylockolussus]

I don't think many people even check the average rating. Also it was not easily seen compare to the main percentage.

At this point, Rotten Tomatoes is just a percentage of who gives the product a passing grade (fresh) or not (rotten).

I also think they need to get rid of the audience score. I don't see how their audience score is different to other websites with user ratings*

 

[lenz]

I don't think many people even check the average rating. Also it was not easily seen compare to the main percentage.

At this point, Rotten Tomatoes is just a percentage of who gives the product a passing grade (fresh) or not (rotten).

I also think they need to get rid of the audience score. I don't see how their audience score is different to other websites with user ratings*

Why would you get rid of audience score?

 

[psylockolussus]

Why would you get rid of audience score?

Because I don't pay attention to it.

If I want to see audience score, I'd visit Imdb and I stopped looking at those IMDB ratings, back in the early 2010s.

 

[psylockolussus]

Down to 87% (278 reviews)*

 

[SJD]

Back up to 88% based on 280 reviews.

 

[psylockolussus]

Thunderbolts* Example of MCU’s Shift in Quality, Says Disney

On a conference call to discuss Disney's earnings, Bob Iger praised Thunderbolts* and Marvel's strategic shift to quality over quantity.

www.superherohype.com

Lets see how this affects Doomsday/Brand New Day/Secret Wars in the next two years.