Very close to the 150 mark.
Don't you just love it when some critics presume to speak for everyone and tell us what we deserve?
Wow... Well then, color me shocked. Surprised she did like it.
I still just mostly ignore Dargis' reviews though, LOL!
Your daughter sounds a lot like me, I'm also in my 30's and have been reading comics for 20+ years. I didn't originally get into comics through my parents but through a friend at school. Top parenting there though Surfer, your daughter is very lucky to have such a cool dad. t:
To get back on topic, how many fresh reviews is it now until the percentage raises to 97%? Just one?
Eating crow never tasted so delicious, yummy.
For a split second there Surfer was indeed The Man.
That time has passed. t:
OK. I think we can call it fity fity. It's basically gotten half the reviews and is at 96%. 11/12 fresh puts this above IM. It's been doing better than that (14/15) since what I think was about a 70/71 start.
Unless we're dealing with a different population.....blah blah blah......
That's not a crow that's one of Odin's Ravens. Lol
Surfer
Dargis is one of those critics who has crawled so far up their own ash that I can't take them seriously. Long before the MCU was a gleam in Kevin Feige's eye, she proved to be a disinterested reviewer when it came to genre films she thinks are beneath her lofty standards. Only movies with pretentions that match her own merit serious analysis. Even with movies she seems to like, Dargis isn't an engaging or persuasive writer. On more than one occasion her bland, boilerplate prose has caused me to suspect she spent most of her time in the theater checking her email rather than paying attention to the film at hand.
Berardinelli's position as a top critic is somewhat mystifying. His reviews are only published on his own micro-site and apart from having his blurbs read on RT he doesn't seem to reach a mass audience. The editors must have chosen him, I suppose.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if Ragnarok ended up with the highest RT score of any superhero movie? That would cause cranial implosions in certain circles. Lots of goalpost-shifting would go on such as insisting that the average is more important than the percentage (already the favorite argument of the some) or that Metacritic gives a better score (even though no one knows how meta-scores are calculated).
I was pulling up to a drive thru at Burger King a month or so ago and their were two ravens perched up on the speaker box I had to order from. I had never seen one up close. These things were MASSIVE, I'm talkin' easily 2.5 feet long and their beaks/talons could've been murder weapons. #TrueStory
Damn from 97 to 95 in such a short time.
Damn from 97 to 95 in such a short time.
Do you realise how lucky we are though that we're actually disappointed that the RT score has dropped to 95%.
It's 96%
I just refreshed the page and it's 95%. 143 fresh to 7 rotten.
When did the 7th rotten review come in?
2 rottens made it drop 2 percent, how stupid.
Very recently, seems to be this one just here from a nobody blogger who admits that he doesn't like superhero movies because they're all 'samey'.
"Everything here is a goof."
3/4
Robert Horton
Seattle Weekly
"The third film about Marvel's superhero based on the Norse god of thunder shakes things up drastically, taking the series in a more colorful, more fantastic and more comedic direction."
B-
Britton Peele
Dallas Morning News
"It may sound as if the movie is only for 13-year-old boys, or the Marvel faithful, but it isn't."
4/4
Michael O'Sullivan
Washington Post
"It has confidence in its characters and in its own invention, and so it avoids repetition and stays fresh."
3/4
Mick LaSalle
San Francisco Chronicle
"It's a thrill a minute, which is a lot of thrills for a running time of 130 minutes."
3/4
Maren Longbella
St. Paul Pioneer Press