I haven't see TDT yet, so I can't speak to the quality of the movie, however, liking something is not the same as thinking it is good. There are plenty of movi

I haven't see TDT yet, so I can't speak to the quality of the movie, however, liking something is not the same as thinking it is good. There are plenty of movies that I love watching, but in no way consider well made. I look to RT to see what's a "must see" (high critic and audience scores) or "must avoid in theaters" (low critic and low audience). Anything in between I decide like a I usually would. The bigger issue is that of course Hollywood hates RT. It's much easier to dismiss a review than it is to make a good movie. I've also found that reviews in general have gotten way more divided (everything seems to be great or awful, not much in the middle) which I believe can be attributed to fishing for clicks. It's all speculation, but I can see middle-of-the-road reviews getting glazed over while "you must see this movie!" or "this is trash!" reviews will get the most clicks/comments/shares.