Hate to say it (may just be the Labor day weekend lull) but from Aug 30 - Sep 3rd there were many people writing about the SWBRs. (194 articles, 38 blogs according to news.google.com) Sep 4th, a handful, less then 10, today one or two more. That maybe how loud the public outcry gets.

The PT trilogy is about to go viral. (the public torrent version just tipped from 1 seed to 3, just over 1k people are on it. according to the website page, the actual torrent is most likely different.) The next wave of this adventure is about to arrive.

I don't have a problem with early reviews. The Amazon system allows "everyone" to have their say, then they provide a series of tools so ones which people find useful can be sorted. Amazon's system allows you to read ratings of a certain kind, and people can make up their own mind. Is it disingenuous to review a product before seeing it sure, but if certain known quantities show that a future product won't live up to a certain aspiration, letting others know doesn't bother me. There's sooo many reviews, like doritos doubt anyone reads just one.

Both Amazon and IMDB should add a system so you can view ratings over certain periods of time. To see how time changes what people say about these items/movies/etc.