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http://74.125.113.132/search?q=cache:QCWrYt03Y8UJ:sloanwordpress.ucr.edu/keyword/product%2Breviews/ http://74.125.113.132/search?q=cache:QCWrYt03Y8UJ:sloanwordp... The econometric results reveal that the reviews for the majority of the products have an asymmetric bimodal distribution. etc. I thought everyone knew this, and it makes sense. You don't review something if you think it's "okay". You review it if you love it or hate it. Rottentomatoes probably has a bell curve because the professional reviewers review everything, whether they want to or not. Also, the reviews on youtube are quite useful, and a three-or-less star average indicates that something is labeled incorrectly (for copyrighted material, tv shows, movies, videos, and the like).