Rotten Tomato scores that leave you baffled

[FlyRy]

Breh..come on, you know about deals and when you see a good deal. Scream 2 is still a good flick. 3 is terrible but the two documentaries are fascinating and a good watch for any movie geek. You get five feature length discs vs just one?

my girl catching on to my rapidly growing collectin on the book shelf breh.. 1 is a lot easier to hide than 5

 

[MartyMcFly]

my girl catching on to my rapidly growing collectin on the book shelf breh.. 1 is a lot easier to hide than 5

But it's in one case. The only way you'd know it's 5 disc is because it says 5 disc on the side so that would blow your spot

 

[MartyMcFly]

Scream was not scary to me at all. Didn't even like the movie that much either

Scared me as a kid man. Now not at all but when I was 10? Nah couldn't handle it. Although when I was 11 I could so I don't know what the difference was between one year and the next

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

I was 11 when Scream came out. I was and still am big into horror movies but that one didn't do it for me

 

[Xtraz2]

Superman Returns
76% among critics
62% among audience

Man Of Steel
56% among critics
76% among audience



That's why I don't go by the ratings on Rotten Tomatoes. Bunch of old white nikkas, who still watch boring ass movies from the 40s and call them classics.

I recently peeped put some of those old 40s movies they call classics

they actually pretty damn good

 

[MartyMcFly]

I was 11 when Scream came out. I was and still am big into horror movies but that one didn't do it for me

Different strokes breh

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

someone already said this prolly but butterfly effect

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/butterfly_effect/

33% from critics, 81% from the audience. One of the biggest discrepancies I've seen on RT.

I was 11 when Scream came out. I was and still am big into horror movies but that one didn't do it for me

Scream is probably my favorite horror movie ever. It is the perfect slasher movie, how do you not like it? The opening scene with drew barrymore being murdered is seriously horrific, how her parents find her hanging from a tree and gutted her parents were right there but she couldn't scream because her throat was cut

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

Scream is probably my favorite horror movie ever. It is the perfect slasher movie, how do you not like it? The opening scene with drew barrymore being murdered is seriously horrific, how her parents find her hanging from a tree and gutted her parents were right there but she couldn't scream because her throat was cut

Different strokes breh

 

[kp404]

someone already said this prolly but butterfly effect

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/butterfly_effect/

33% from critics, 81% from the audience. One of the biggest discrepancies I've seen on RT.


Scream is probably my favorite horror movie ever. It is the perfect slasher movie, how do you not like it? The opening scene with drew barrymore being murdered is seriously horrific, how her parents find her hanging from a tree and gutted her parents were right there but she couldn't scream because her throat was cut

Butterfly effect is a complete klusterfukk of a movie...just terrible all around...not even "so bad its good" but just unwatchable. The audience must have been fukking in the theater or something ebcause they did not see that movie if they enjoyed it.

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

Butterfly effect is a complete klusterfukk of a movie...just terrible all around...not even "so bad its good" but just unwatchable. The audience must have been fukking in the theater or something ebcause they did not see that movie if they enjoyed it.

I love the flick and literally every other human I've talked to in real life all said that they like it, certainly not saying it's some cinematic classic, but fukk I like it a lot

 

[kp404]

I love the flick and literally every other human I've talked to in real life all said that they like it, certainly not saying it's some cinematic classic, but fukk I like it a lot

That's funny because whenever I mention it to anybody, I get the ...I've never met anyone that liked that movie or talked about it in a good way before this thread

 

[Sensitive Blake Griffin]

That's funny because whenever I mention it to anybody, I get the ...I've never met anyone that liked that movie or talked about it in a good way before this thread

thats wild

if you check imdb

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0289879/

it has a 7.7 rating, which is pretty good considering 280,000+ people voted on it

 

[kp404]

thats wild

if you check imdb

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0289879/

it has a 7.7 rating, which is pretty good considering 280,000+ people voted on it

A 7.7??????? I'm officially done with imdb ratings...that's fukking ridiculous. Reading some of these comments, calling this movie brilliant...fukk outta here :jayhaha:

 

[Easy-E]

these scores don't leave me baffled but it's funny how we love stuff as kids but adults don't have the same fondness for it; I think it's something we should keep in mind when we dump on kids movies today:

Mighty Ducks 12%
D2 21%
Little Giants 40%
Little Rascals 27%
Power Rangers 50%
Home Alone 54%
Home Alone 2 24%
Uncle Buck 64%

The Goonies 67%

Ok this one does baffle me though: Heavyweights is at 27% are you kidding me?

:mjsups:Clifford has 9%

My late brother and I loved that movie.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/clifford/

Dude plays a crazy little kid that goes to live with his uncle.

 

[FlyRy]

I love the flick and literally every other human I've talked to in real life all said that they like it, certainly not saying it's some cinematic classic, but fukk I like it a lot

i'm with you on this one breh i always liked that flick for some reason