‘Ghostbusters’ Is a Perfect Example of How Internet Movie Ratings Are Broken
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‘Ghostbusters’ Is a Perfect Example of How Internet Movie Ratings Are Broken
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#2"we blame men who obviously didn't even see the movie, don't ask us how we know".
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#3https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3ugHP-yZXw
Just bad.
There are a lot of bad movies, but this one walks around in the corpse of a much loved and nostalgic intellectual property that a bunch of people wanted. They got that.
Is this really about sexism?
This pattern has shown up a lot recently when an intellectual property is used by something that the original audience doesn't fit into (e.g. the last fable game that got canceled). It's a pretty silly use of an IP - the original audience is where the value comes from.
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#4"if we aggregate the ratings, they don't show what we want". "we blame men who obviously didn't even see the movie, don't ask us how we know".
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#6I do wonder how the review sites could allow reviews for a movie that isn't released yet, seems the few prerelease viewers isn't worth the chance of being gamed(or guarantee?)
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#7The new ghostbusters movie looks awful - it's not a thing about women leads, it's that it looks really bad in a way the original isn't. I know that's subjective, but watch the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3ugHP-yZXw Just bad. There are a lot of bad movies, but this one walks around in the corpse of a much loved and nostalgic intellectual property that a bunch of people wanted. They got that. Is this real…
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#8Re: ‘Ghostbusters’ Is a Perfect Example of How Internet Movie Ratings Are Broken
#9The previews I've seen of the reboot present like schlock; some writing-by-committee mess. Based on my recent disappointment watching Finding Dory, I suppose muddled writing to be a common affliction in Hollywood, even for the top studios.
Re: ‘Ghostbusters’ Is a Perfect Example of How Internet Movie Ratings Are Broken
#10The new ghostbusters movie looks awful - it's not a thing about women leads, it's that it looks really bad in a way the original isn't. I know that's subjective, but watch the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3ugHP-yZXw Just bad. There are a lot of bad movies, but this one walks around in the corpse of a much loved and nostalgic intellectual property that a bunch of people wanted. They got that. Is this real…
Maybe it won't be your type of humor, but this is not a bad movie in any way. People are just rating the movie without seeing it, which is pretty stupid in the first place. Because of that I expect the score to be much higher, hopefully a lot of people won't listen to the haters and see for themselves.