I’m referring specifically to the exit polls, as you might have seen by me quoting them.
Ok, so you do. But the entire article is based on calling into question the legitimacy of RTs audience score which I assumed was the point you were trying to remind everyone about. Sorry if I assumed wrongly.
Frank your Majesty said:
Like upvots on a Youtube review of a movie, reviews on RT are only written by people who have very strong feelings about the movie, being it either very positive or very negative.
What is wrong with this and how does it invalidate the RT score? And are all movie goers forced to take exit polls? Also these results can similarly be called into question since they only capture the immediate reaction. My immediate reaction was of disappointment and conflicted feelings but overall I would have said the movie was “ok” and maybe given it 2.5/5 stars. Upon reflection days later, I found that I hate the movie and would give it 0.5/5 at most for at least getting the aesthetic and sound of SW right and I’m not going to watch IX or Solo at the cinemas. This is a marked difference. I’m not going to base whether I see the future movies on how I felt straight after (the point of exit polls) but how I end up feeling in the long run. So the exit poll is flawed as well.