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The Exiled · 07.09.2023., 17:21

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Rotten Tomatoes je u Warner Bros., NBCUniversal i Fandango Media vlasništvu, tj. firme koje snimaju filmove i serije, pa naposljetku prodaju karte za iste, tak da nema tu neke objektivnosti. Isto tak je IMDB u vlasništvu Amazona, a vidjeli smo na primjeru The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power serije, koliko daleko idu te ocjene i manipulacije, pa su se čak i pauzirale, dok botovi nisu odradili svoje. Serija je na kraju ispala dno-dna. Neovisno o kojekakvim i često umjetnim ocjenama i popisima - materijal (poput ovog iz 1998.) koji stvarno valja bude se uvijek (po)gledal.

Š.O.K._i_V.J.E.V.E.R.I.C.A. - većina recenzija (filmovi, serije, igre, muzika) i popratnih ocjena je na ovaj ili onaj način izmanipulirana, plaćena, naručena i općenito sponzorirana, tak da se ljudi lakše svađaju kaj je bolje.

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The Decomposition of Rotten Tomatoes: The most overrated metric in movies is erratic, reductive, and easily hacked — and yet has Hollywood in its grip

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In 2018, a movie-publicity company called Bunker 15 took on a new project: Ophelia, a feminist retelling of Hamlet starring Daisy Ridley. Critics who had seen early screenings had published 13 reviews, seven of them negative, which translated to a score of 46 percent on the all-important aggregation site Rotten Tomatoes — a disappointing outcome for a film with prestige aspirations and no domestic distributor. But just because the “Tomatometer” says a title is “rotten” — scoring below 60 percent — it doesn’t need to stay that way. Bunker 15 went to work. While most film-PR companies aim to get the attention of critics from top publications, Bunker 15 takes a more bottom-up approach, recruiting obscure, often self-published critics who are nevertheless part of the pool tracked by Rotten Tomatoes. In another break from standard practice, several critics say, Bunker 15 pays them $50 or more for each review. (These payments are not typically disclosed, and Rotten Tomatoes says it prohibits “reviewing based on a financial incentive.”)