The Dark Knight Rises |OT| The Legend Ends (Warning: Unmarked Spoilers Within)

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Ebert is really weird, he doesn't have a standard it just seems like he goes by however he was feeling that day. I know you can't into a theater with a check list of things a movie 'has' to do but he's the type to give a genuinely bad movie a good score just because it made him laugh a few times (obviously we can debate what a genuinely bad movie is, but I don't feel like getting into that). I like him he's not an asshole or anything and knows what he's talking about but the contradictory nature of a lot of his reviews is just odd.
 
Movie's going to gross a billion and you're all going to see it anyway, so what do negative review scores even matter? They are as irrelevant in this case as it can get.

Damn nerds. You should all be practicing your best Bane voice impressions instead.
 
Ebert is really weird, he doesn't have a standard it just seems like he goes by however he was feeling that day. I know you can't into a theater with a check list of things a movie 'has' to do but he's the type to give a genuinely bad movie a good score just because it made him laugh a few times (obviously we can debate what a genuinely bad movie is, but I don't feel like getting into that). I like him he's not an asshole or anything and knows what he's talking about but the contradictory nature of a lot of his reviews is just odd.

Never really thought about it that way, but it's kinda true now that I think about it. Not that I'm discrediting it, he seems to have valid reasons, and that's fine. His taste has been erratic recently but I still respect the man greatly, even if he's become a spoiler heavy critic these days.
 
Why do so many critics act like BB didn't exist? All I keep seeing is comparisons to TDK.

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Movie's going to gross a billion and you're all going to see it anyway, so what do negative review scores even matter? They are as irrelevant in this case as it can get.

Damn nerds. You should all be practicing your best Bane voice impressions instead.

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Totally not my gif BTW, from SHH.
 
Movie's going to gross a billion and you're all going to see it anyway, so what do negative review scores even matter? They are as irrelevant in this case as it can get.

Damn nerds. You should all be practicing your best Bane voice impressions instead.

I had been watching Ebert and Roeper; and been reading his reviews since I was 9.

He is the only critic whose opinion I respect or care about.
 
I was going to ask what the best rated threequel on RT was, but I'm pretty sure the answer is Toy Story 3 (among films with more than 50 reviews).
 
Honestly didn't think the lack of Joker was going to effect the reviews this much.

But what's REALLY hurting my head is all those rotten critics gave a lot of shitty movies fresh reviews.
 
I had been watching Ebert and Roeper; and been reading his reviews since I was 9.

He is the only critic whose opinion I respect or care about.

I love Ebert, and I'm not saying reading reviews for this movie is completely worthless, but people put way too much stock into some arbitrary Rotten Tomatoes number in cases when it has no real effect, and emphasize the negative reviews too much (and Ebert gave it 3 stars).

If TDKR doesn't break 90% by the time other reviews roll in, that won't really matter at all to anything. It's going to make huge bank at the box office regardless of reviews and probably be fairly popular at the Oscars as well.

Greatest movie of the 00s has a 51% score on Rotten Tomatoes. And in that case it probably has kept plenty of people from seeing it.
 
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