Who predicted it to be that low? Even I know it wouldn't go that low!I thought those 70/72% predictions or lower were a bit nuts. I mean, even Jurassic World got a 71%.
Still not allowing myself to get hyped.
Still not allowing myself to get hyped.
Tons of movies that get 80% or higher start this way. Still excited though.
Rotten Tomatoes is pointless.
Rotten Tomatoes is pointless.
Everything is pretty much pointless.
I think the most reasonable thing is letting the "it could suck" tension go. Which is nice.
Yep. But there were people in the other thread saying 60 or 70.Tons of movies that get 80% or higher start this way. Still excited though.
Dat number tho
Dat number tho
60 from LA Times.
yes there is.I just hope there's a tonne of humour.
Metacritic.Where do you see this? Cant see a number on their homepage.
Everything is pretty much pointless.
Damn, 40 and 0 and counting on RT.
Cant say I expected this.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens is not a great film, but it flirts with that designation far more often than this lapsed fan could have ever expected. If what we’re seeing herein is the planting of new seeds that will pay off two, four, or forty years down the line, I suspect this franchise is in its best-ever state; how fortunate that this also, more simply, makes for a good time at the movies.
Mad Max: Fury Road isn't going to win GAF's Movie of the Year award any more now, is it?
Don't fret... I'm excited for Star Wars. Have tickets to two screenings this weekend.
RT has been particularly damaging to film criticism, though. People now think generally acceptable but unexciting movies are the best-reviewed ever because of it. And they don't need to actually read the reviews when they can see the binary average and a blurb.
I'm excited this movie's getting good reviews but not keen on following the fresh percentage obsession.
Anyone think this will win best VFX?
Mad Max: Fury Road isn't going to win GAF's Movie of the Year award any more now, is it?
RT has been particularly damaging to film criticism, though. People now think generally acceptable but unexciting movies are the best-reviewed ever because of it. And they don't need to actually read the reviews when they can see the binary average and a blurb.
I'm excited this movie's getting good reviews but not keen on following the fresh percentage obsession.
RT has been particularly damaging to film criticism, though. People now think generally acceptable but unexciting movies are the best-reviewed ever because of it. And they don't need to actually read the reviews when they can see the binary average and a blurb.
I'm excited this movie's getting good reviews but not keen on following the fresh percentage obsession.
Mad Max: Fury Road isn't going to win GAF's Movie of the Year award any more now, is it?
Don't fret... I'm excited for Star Wars. Have tickets to two screenings this weekend.