Batman v. Superman RT Thread: like standing ovations in rain

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Awkward from the first response.

Affleck looks dead inside.

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I think it "deserves" this score, which is a weird way of phrasing it. The average rating is a 5/10, with 3/10 critics saying its fresh. Seems spot on.

Some of the review language is craaaaaaazy intense, which is fine, this movie is problematic, but I think people are seizing on that.
 
What if Civil War also reviews horribly. The trailers seem a bit better and Captain America films have a good history though. Actually that movie is going to be good so never mind.
 
Just came back from seeing the movie, it's pretty good honestly, my only issues are the pacing (sometimes too fast, sometimes too slow) and Jesse's performance as Lex Luthor, but the movie has some really good parts and I honestly believe it doesn't deserver nearly as many bad scores as it got, not a straight 10, but definetly a 7.
 
What if Civil War also reviews horribly. The trailers seem a bit better and Captain America films have a good history though. Actually that movie is going to be good so never mind.

Captain America has the Russo Bros on it and they blew me away with Winter Soldier.

BvS had Zack Snyder on it, following up Man of Steel.

I don't even need to see the reviews to get a pretty good guess on which one would do better with critics.
 
the metacritic is higher than it, so yea

its definitely janked out of proportion

*sigh*

For the 1,000,0000th time...

The RT percentage is binary. Positive reviews go in this pile. Negative reviews go in that pile. That's it. It measures scores too, but that's not the tomatometer.

The average score reported on RT is 5.0. Metacritic is 44%. Score-wise, they are almost exactly the same.
 
I predicted 75... which I knew at the time was probably high, but whatever. I definitely didn't expect this.

Nor do I think it deserves it, fwiw :P

To be fair, Rottentomatoes' method of aggregating critic scores means that films that average a 6 to 8/10 review get clumped together in that 65-95% range, while score that are lower than 6 drastically fall off.

Thor 2 has a 66% RT rating off of a 6.2 average

BvS has a 30% RT rating off of a 5 average


To me, 4-6 out of 10 is that mediocre to OK range of films. However, on RT, that covers everything from 20%-65%.
 
I have to admit that in some bizarre way I'm glad I saw this movie on Monday night so I could form my opinion (that it's terrible) so that no one can claim I just jumped on a negativity bandwagon.
 
What if Civil War also reviews horribly. The trailers seem a bit better and Captain America films have a good history though. Actually that movie is going to be good so never mind.
Then I'll assume the same people who said to ignore the score/Marvel payed the reviewers will say the same..😕
 
Thor 2 isn't really a bad movie, just kinda boring. Which might be just as bad for general audiences, but if you like Thor and Loki it's at least a mildly entertaining romp.

I've always had the impression that the Thor movies were Marvel's popcorn films -- self-aware and entertaining without complex sub-plots.
 
I remember watching Superman IV in movie theaters when I was like eight. I remember my child self liking it, or at least not minding it lol.

I'll never remember liking BvS.

Superman IV > BvS

Pretty much sums up everyone's hopes for this movie while Snyder just

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Seems like a lot of people don't understand what the RT score means. It's simply the percentage of critics that think the movie is worth watching, in their opinion. It's not a review score. The average review score is 5/10, which...isn't great either. But it's not a 3/10 movie.
 
Seems like a lot of people don't understand what the RT score means. It's simply the percentage of critics that think the movie is worth watching, in their opinion. It's not a review score. The average review score is 5/10, which...isn't great either. But it's not a 3/10 movie.
People will never understand it, especially those who reference and use it all the time.
 
Just came back from seeing the movie, it's pretty good honestly, my only issues are the pacing (sometimes too fast, sometimes too slow) and Jesse's performance as Lex Luthor, but the movie has some really good parts and I honestly believe it doesn't deserver nearly as many bad scores as it got, not a straight 10, but definetly a 7.

Now ask yourself if you are okay with the first Justice League film being just a 7/10 movie. These reviewers are doing God's work to get Zack off JL.
 
the metacritic is higher than it, so yea

its definitely janked out of proportion

The Metacritic score is actually lower than the average score on Rotten Tomatoes. 44 for the former compared to 5/10 for the latter.

Once again, the Rotten Tomatoes percentage is not an aggregate rating of the movie, it is the percent of critics that gave the movie a positive score, aka a score of 6/10 or above. 30% of critics gave the movie a score of 6/10 or above, and the other 70% gave it a score below 6/10, and the average rating of all reviews is 5/10.
 
I've always had the impression that the Thor movies were Marvel's popcorn films -- self-aware and entertaining without complex sub-plots.

Yeah which is fine I guess, outside of GAF people seem to dig them. For such a middling movie Thor 2 did pretty well. It just means that they can't reach the full potential of what a Thor movie could be, which I think would be much more successful.

They seem to realize that they need to change things up for Ragnarok. I know the word is overrused, but Thor is the one MCU property which i feel should be more "epic" in scope.

Definitely a couple of missed opportunities, but not garbage movies.
 
To be fair, Rottentomatoes' method of aggregating critic scores means that films that average a 6 to 8/10 review get clumped together in that 65-95% range, while score that are lower than 6 drastically fall off.

Thor 2 has a 66% RT rating off of a 6.2 average

BvS has a 30% RT rating off of a 5 average


To me, 4-6 out of 10 is that mediocre to OK range of films. However, on RT, that covers everything from 20%-65%.

Yeah, I don't mind RT from a binary yes/no perspective but the actual numbers lose meaning at the outer edges of the bell curve. Metacritic is better in that regard, though I don't always agree with some of the numerical scores they assign to specific reviews.
 
nuff said. No offense for the guy but WB did the wrong choice with him, MoS was more than enough in my opinion to say "thanks and goodbye".

The worst part of it for me is that "Batman vs. Superman" is one of those "playground euphoria" concepts that should be the most exciting thing in the world for every pre-teen boy in America. It is--let's be perfectly honest--dumb as shit, in a fun dumb way similar to "Who would win in a fight, the Ninja Turtles or the Power Rangers?"

And they decided to make a movie that kids probably wouldn't want to watch even if they were allowed to, out of a conceptual kernel that's radically inappropriate for the sort of serious, adult drama they decided to make.

Everything about this film is just horribly mismatched.
 
Seems like a lot of people don't understand what the RT score means. It's simply the percentage of critics that think the movie is worth watching, in their opinion. It's not a review score. The average review score is 5/10, which...isn't great either. But it's not a 3/10 movie.

I'm not sure that makes it better. Actually by that explanation the bar should be lower, making th RT score should be higher than the review score. 3 out of 10 people on average thinking the movie is worth watching is ridiculously bad. Like beyond bad.
 
Now ask yourself if you are okay with the first Justice League film being just a 7/10 movie. These reviewers are doing God's work to get Zack off JL.

Obviously not, but saying a movie is the worst movie they've seen in their entire lives and saying Marvel did it better isn't gonna do anyone a favor.

My opinion stands, the movie is good, the editing was bad.
 
Am I supposed to spend my valuable time and money on every piece of shit movie that comes out simply in the name of having opinions?

If you're interested in seeing batman and superman battling it out, it's exactly what you're gonna get, it at least, has its fair share of spectacle.

It's not a Green Lantern situation. It's more of a twisted dark vision and poorly edited movie packed with a great cinematography and some cool sequences.

It is entirely mixed with awful and good things. I think many people would agree that it has to be seen. You'll either think it's OK and entertaining, or think it's so bad it will be fun.
 
You'll either think it's OK and entertaining, or think it's so bad it will be fun.

That's a bit disengenuous too though. Plenty of people didn't have a good time at all.

There's nothing with using reviews to try to make an informed decision of how to use your time and money
 
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