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> I think the audience score also on RT is more telling: Inception - 91% Interstellar - 85% Dunkirk - 82% This is like the arguments you get with computer game
by seanwilson 9y ago
> I think the audience score also on RT is more telling: Inception - 91% Interstellar - 85% Dunkirk - 82%
This is like the arguments you get with computer game scores being out of 100% or out of 5, or when you try to compare percentages (e.g. this game got 95% which means it's better than this game which got 93%). Things like this are so subjective you really should only be looking at whether most people thought it was bad, good or great, plus if it's in a genre you like. Someone might love Inception but just not like Interstellar because they don't like sci-fi.
- omot 9y agoI address this at the end: > I also think theres an inherent misunderstanding of the RT score. People look at the score and think this is the quality of the movie, when in reality I think of it as a probability that I would like the movie. A score of 50% doesn't mean the movie has a failing grade, it's that when 100 critics viewed it half the critics enjoyed it and the other half didn't, so there's probably a 50% chance that I'll enjoy the movie.