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Indeed, since may, I try to check Rotten Tomatoes every week, and I end up choosing good movie openings recently. Previously subconsciously, I was basing my op
by diminish 11y ago
Indeed, since may, I try to check Rotten Tomatoes every week, and I end up choosing good movie openings recently.
Previously subconsciously, I was basing my opening movie choice to actors/actresses playing, to the trailer or the poster. The last 3 Nicolas Cage movies I've seen, ended up being so bad that I started to check Rotten Tomatoes ratings which were in line with what I've experienced.
So review sites are truly killing "cheating" studios' openings which relied on deceptive trailers, posters and "bad-performing" actors/actresses.
[1] Nicolas Cage "overmonetizing his face" http://www.rottentomatoes.com/celebrity/nicolas_cage/ http://www.rottentomatoes.com/celebrity/nicolas_cage/
- ssharp 11y agoI've been using Rotten Tomatoes as my primary movie filter for a few years now. Although I don't see a lot of them, I can't think of any movie I've enjoyed all the much over that time that wasn't around or above 60%. There are some highly rated movies that I haven't enjoyed, but not the reverse.