Something fishy's going on with The Last Jedi's Rotten Tomatoes audience score.
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Well, that isn't going to set well with the hateboys. Funny what happens when someone applies critical thinking and analysis. Well, done. Very well done.
Great research!
I am not surprised, yet I am surprised that some will go to such measures as to sign up to review The Last Jedi, and then delete their account after registering. I loved the movie and have already seen it twice.
There is nothing fishy about it at all, the film was a SJW filled cluster fuck that was beautifully set up by The force awakens and smashed by the idiot who created this mess. FU Disney
I remember looking at reviews before the movie and seeing the 90%. I went in with an open mind having loathed Force Awakens but loved Rogue One. I came out with a "meh" attitude towards the film. I am far more cynical towards established frachises but I was able to enjoy it and my friends who can just watch a film without a political thought enjoyed it far more. It was an ok big bugdet film, at the very least entertaining. The biggest improvement over Force Awakens was Rey. She actually had a personality in this film and she didn't seem anywhere near as one dimensional. On the opposite hand ,however, you have jar jar 2.0. Finn is still the bumbling idiot that they never really flesh out. His back story is trully incredible and probably the series biggest let down. You have someone raised their entire life by the First Order who for some reason, despite years of indoctrination and witnessing untold acts of cruelty has a bubbly personality!? Not to mention the fact that he is now trapped inside the ressistance as explained by new character Rose (his bumbling side kick). If you haven't seen the film the spoiler free version of this scene is dealing with those who have attempted desertion. If anyone has the right to not be there, it's Finn. But these dark issues of his are never fleshed out because he is held as the comic relief/the only way I survive is well timed luck. His character ark is just so shallow from what it could be. To cut this short it's a movie that can only be appreciated in motion. The visuals do most of the heavy lifting and I can say that the more you think about the movie the less you like it. Go read some proffessional reviews and you'll see what I've been seeing. They liked the film and most of the review is defending why a led to b and how it makes sense. The problem with it is as they write you can see the sour seep in as they are forced to remember cringy parts of the film. In motion it's easy to ignore the annoying parts of the film because it all leads somewhere and there is payoff. When looking back in retrospect those scenes stick out far more than they did watching the film.
There is no curious case with a 77 $ drop in its 2nd weekend