If you regularly watch movies at all, you are far better off spending a few hours calibrating by reading real reviews of movies you actually saw. You then can f

If you regularly watch movies at all, you are far better off spending a few hours calibrating by reading real reviews of movies you actually saw. You then can find 2-3 reviewers who match your tastes (pick a few cause nobody will match exactly). Then skip the stupid point systems and go straight to, ya know, actually reading reviews. As Ebert said, if a reviewer did their job, you should be able to tell if you'd like the movie or not, independent of whether or not the reviewer liked it.