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Damn
Looks like we got a new Roger Rabbit in town
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Reminder that the percentage doesn't fucking mean anything since "fresh" starts from a 6/10 rating (if there even is a rating in the review). Sometimes even 5/10 ratings are interpreted as fresh.
Meaning a movie can be 100% fresh with almost nothing but 6/10 ratings. I have no fucking idea why nobody realizes this shit. Normalfags still go on about this shitty one way or another. It's completely astroturfed. It's manipulation of public opinion. And I'm not just talking about normalfags convinced that fresh = good. Since fresh doesn't actually equal good, people who go "well I'll do the opposite and don't watch a movie with a high percentage since critics loved it" are also being fucking retarded since the critics might not have actually "loved" the movie.
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Reviews from before rt existed had to be read and determined to be positive/negative in order to be counted by the “tomato meter.” Reviews submitted to rt just include positive/negative. over 4.9/10 is positive.
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WFRRIDF
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>>222542192
brown people will rate anything a 10/10 if they got through the entire movie without being shot



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