The Rotten Tomatoes Problem
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At the center of pretty much all film discourse lies Rotten Tomatoes. From its humble beginnings as a simple review-aggregator to becoming a titan within the world of entertainment, it has always been divisive. Today we're taking a look at not only the flaws with the website but also the many ways the public have been misinformed about how it even works.
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I had no idea what the symbols evan ment
Why does he not play Pokemon
I find it kinda annoying that people don’t understand that Rotten Tomatoes scores are just the amount of critics that gave whatever movie a positive review. It isn’t an overall movie score.
Same. It's an originality score, like does the movie spin stuff in interesting ways. The audience score is the King here
Anyone here thought a film is fun or underrated, then saw people saying "critics bad, audience good" repeatedly about it and then started absolutely despising the film???
I did not know that until just now
@@N.I.A23 yeah like imagine someone believe it and then watch the rise of sky walker
Wish's and Cuties different Tomato Meters. Checkmate
I have a superpower not many possess called "Forming my own opinion", so no Rotten Tomatoes score has any effect on me.
Is it possible to learn this power?
@@jmann531yes, just be a snobby nerd and get shoved into lockers for your highschool career
Finaly, someone who shares my power.
Not from the Internet.
But how am I going to prove to strangers that my opinion is the correct one without using some random critic score? Unless if the critic disagrees with me, then the critic is wrong ofc.
Regardless of your opinion on their criticisms for certain movies I don't think they should be attacked for having different thoughts regarding certain films. It's really cringe seeing people demonize critics over simply having a different opinion than them while also managing to have the audacity to call them "toxic" and that their opinions "don't matter" when those very criticisms can be thrown back at them for attacking people online for not liking something they themselves like, they can't even see the irony of their own situation. It's sad seeing the internet slowly devolve into a toxic echo chamber filled to the brim with nothing but the same thoughts and opinions and the fact that so many people online (specifically TH-camrs) are encouraging stuff like this worries me to no end.
Isn't That How The Quote Goes?
"Every Room Is An Echo Chamber If One Refuses To Listen To Their Detractors."
Many celebrities have been throwing opinions for years. And since so many people have been influenced by celebrities, it's understandable that people will have these biased opinions. The internet is no different.
You've commented this word for word elsewhere haven't you
@@DrAngelKins I remember last year, I called the fnaf movie mid (because it really is, has a dumb plot, an over-abundance of fan service, barely any jumpscares despite fnaf being well known for the jumpscares, and was quite clearly trying to pander towards the ten-years-old fanboys by making it have no horror value), and in 24 hours, I got sent death threats, was accused of war crimes and got absolutely ripped into by the rabid fanbase. What I'm saying is: don't get angry about a different movie opinion and don't harass people because of it.
@@Kingofspuditity4528While I enjoyed the movie for what it was, I definitely think it’d be improved a lot by simply focusing on the scares and creep factor more, it only barely felt like a horror movie, and I don’t think the issue was the rating personally
I think if you just took some of what the movie already had storywise with some tweaks and just put much more attention on the practical sets and animatronics they put all that time into, it’d definitely be much better
I'm so glad Cartoonshi is getting more popular and is getting ad sponsers! Now I can fast forward through the ad in his video like I do with all of my other favorite TH-camrs!
I mean at least the app’s a bit more interesting than like all other TH-cam sponsorships (not getting the app but still)
SponsorBlock skips them automatically
I think part of the problem is some people are scared to like things that are considered "bad". While it is nice to see something you like getting acclaim, its just as ok to like flawed things. TLDR, don't discredit critics because they didnt like the movie you did.
Don't be a critic if your opinion is trash then 😂
@@10thletter40 What does that even mean? Opinions are going to be subjective, and it’s not a critic’s job to appeal to the popular opinion. The only way someone’s review could objectively be trash is if that critic got something or a few things factually wrong about the film, production, etc.
i've been watching the bayverse movies, and i'm not afraid of liking them, all i want with those movies are big robots fighting each other.
@@BirdsandGhibliFan What if the critic has an opinion that is morally egregious? What if they liked cuties because they are pedos? Doesn't that mean the opinion is trash?
@@10thletter40 Critics may have slips ups here and there but that doesn’t define their opinion at all times
And hating on the critics doesn’t prove a movie you like (that they didn’t) is good
If you enjoy a movie they didn’t like, them all you have to do is ignore them
Let’s not forget when RT added a thing called “verified reviews” and also there’s been numerous times where reviews have been deleted or hidden to bring the score back up
You mean I actually have to prove that I saw the movie I was planning to review bomb?
I hate the "verified review" feature, now almost every movie gets 80% or higher
Tros still sitting at 86% viewer score would be my example@@dadjackwillextras2887
The Mcu probably loves that feature😂
*BEFORE YOU GUYS COMMENTS!*
This video is most likely about how people overreact to sites like Rotten Tomatoes and how people misuse, and misunderstand on how we should view criticism on not just RT but any criticism whether online or in general discussion about the things we like vs the things that are good.
*PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO BEFORE COMMENTING* this has been a recurring issue on *Cartoonshi* channel where whenever he uploads a video that is long with genuine discussion on the topics he covers, people comment without finishing the video to say their own opinion ends up being redundant or think that Cartoonshi is on the same page as them when there's actually more to this than meets the eye.
Idk why people do that for any channel,no shit you're misinformed about the video if you didn't watch it yet lmao
Opinion rejected, commenting on a subject I know only slightly from conversation right now
@@saku9177 I've never gotten it either. The only times I think it's actually warranted are when you already have an informed opinion of the movie (ex. say I watched the Mario Movie and I comment on a TH-cam video about flaws with the movie with my own talking points about flaws) or.... nope that is the only situation that comes to mind which isn't the situation a lot of comments fall into. It's probably just because they want a higher chance of getting their comment liked since a comment posted 2 minutes after the video is posted has a generally much higher shot than a comment posted 2 hours after. Far be it from me to stand on a pedestal and say I don't like when comments I make do numbers or that I'm better than others for watching the video before actually commenting but I just prefer to make it a good amount into the video before getting the thoughts out there.
@@10thletter40 Well, at least you’re honest that you didn’t fully watch the video. 😂
@@saku9177 Honest to god i have to wonder if it is because a lot of his audience may be too young to be engaging in these topics or have the attention span of a toaster
I mean, good obscure movies get overshadowed by “popular” big movies
because marketting
mfs when obscure movies are obscure. Truly shocking
Wow, who would of thought that "obscure movies get overshadowed by “popular” big movies".....would end up making those obscure movies.......obscure.
*My god truly a revalation*
Megamind is the best example
Yall are Nice guys when it comes to movies
nice argument, unfortunately, i have portrayed you as the disgusting green tomato splat and myself as the glamourous popcorn bucket.
Rotten Tomatoes has a stake owned by Universal the same film studio that produced the Mario and the FNAF movies. Let that sink in.
Ok
This is why I don’t get involved in arguments
Same
i agree, very unworth
Ok
One of my least favorite things is when someone will use the Critic side of the Tomato Meter and go "well it has to be a good movie because it has a *insert number above 80"* to validate their liking of a movie but then those same dipshits will turn around and say "wow, another dumb critic moment. This is why you should never listen to them" the moment they see a low critic score on a movie they liked. I feel like I'm in Looneyville whenever this happens and it's one of the many reminders that the internet is many things and one of them is a showcase of the cycle of hypocrisy. You can't denounce the same thing you use whenever you see fit for validation. Either we never listen to critics or not.
Im not particularly convinced that half the comments section actually watched the video
The Rotten Tomatoes score for this video just released. 28% huh? Heh, always knew it was going to be trash. 😤
Camp camp barely has any reviews but it’s highly rated, hard to shake a stick it as it is peak fiction.
WAIT WB OWNS ROTTEN TOMATOES HOW THEY ARE A FILM COMPANY OWNING A FILM ‘review etc site’
Easy. Just because we _feel_ it’s wrong, doesn’t necessarily _make_ it wrong.
Hence why companies today are able to bleed you dry.
Welcome to Capitalism
If you read the critics consensus of the Mario movie, you start to realize that the whole drama surrounding the movie is completely pointless lmao
Thank you so much for making this I swear when I see people talking about the site I feel like I’m about to explode with how many layers of mild annoyance are piling up inside of me
The discourse surrounding the Mario movie and people castigating critics for their opinions last year was pretty bad, but for me, the online discourse around “The Sound Of Freedom” took the cake as the worst online film discourse of 2023. Not to get too political, but the discussion on it was so bad that it made the Mario movie discourse seem mild by comparison, and that’s saying a lot. “Sound Of Freedom” has about the same aggregate percentage as the Mario movie on Rotten Tomatoes, and defenders of the film basically shamed people who were even slightly critical of the film and accused them of being PDF’s, or something similar. On top of that, they tried to hide behind the excuse that the movie wasn’t overtly political (which may well be correct), but it doesn’t take away from the fact that most people who promoted the film, whether if it was the makers of the film, conservative online influencers or news pundits and politicians used the film to solidify some of their irrational beliefs.
Yeah the discourse for that movie was bad but the mario movie's discourse made me feel ill
@@ProbablySoon-pv6ee Yeah, I try not to let the rabid fans of a movie sour my taste in a film, but the Mario movie was one of the few examples in which a toxic fanbase and bad-faith political actors zapped any semblance of enjoyment I may have had of the film.
@BirdsandGhibliFan I personally think it's an okay movie, the pacing was off but I still thought it was decently enjoyable, but the discourse around the movie frustrates me so much that I don't like thinking about the movie
People can be irrational, we just need to accept how others feel about things
Which is hard to do when people are prideful, arrogant, and egotistical as fuck.
Yeah, I can see that. I’ve been in the same situation before
I’ve NEVER used RT, so I always just end up forming my opinion on a film, talking about it with family, and then never thinking about it.
Yeah, yeah, I’m weird as sh-
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Nah but I feel that with the media literacy dying thing, as someone who adores nuanced conversations about media and entertainment, some takes just…. WOO Boy XDDD
I mean, media illiteracy has always been an issue with the human population for millennias, the internet just makes it available for everyone to see
wtf is "media literacy"
It's fine to use the site to decide whether or not to spend time or money to actually a movie, but using it to debate the actual quality of a movie is just dumb. Especially for a movie you haven't seen.
Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey 2 had a 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes when it first came out.
_"No, no, of coarse we didn't pay off a couple hobos living on the street to give our shit movie a good score. Whatever are you talking about?"_
Every movie leads with a 0% or a 100%, that's how averages on a yes/no system and only 1 answer so far work.
@TunaBear64 it was based on like 7-8 reviews, and even if it was one review the sequel to movie to a with a 3% score getting 100% would be insane
Wonderful video! I especially loved your point about curating the critics you read/listen to to your own tastes so you're bettered informed about whether you might like something! Side note, I adore the sonic music in the background of your videos! Very nostalgic and feel-good :)
People want to say the critics don’t matter. Well now the whole site doesn’t matter.
I always take Rotten Tomato Critic Scores with a grain of salt because of how biased a lot of them can be...
Off-topic but I love your videos, you're one of the few youtubers that I watch almost anything they upload.
A problem I've personally found with RT is how it's designed to be as rapid-fire as possible. You click on a movie, it shows you both the scores and the critics/audience consensus, and right below it shows you like 5 similar movies to click on, or a list of upcoming movies on the side, all with shiny percentages to grab your attention. It tries to make you go from one movie to the next as fast as possible, making you focus only on the bigger numbers rather than the reviews that are aaaaall the way down at the end of the page. All of it makes you (say it with me, kids!) inflate the scores' actual importance.
Or maybe that only happens to me and I'm just insane idk
It probably doesn't help that People's View's of the Critics in general are at a all time low. People are going to watch a movie just to spite the critics even if the critics were right for once.
It's more so just the Rotten Tomato Critic scores that I take with a grain of salt.
The problem with people not forming their own opinion and being more flexible than a performer at Cirque du Soleil isn't even entirely located with film critique, really it happens everywhere in entertainment from games to books to music. What logically should happen is people form their own opinion and engage in healthy discussions over the pros and cons of the product and let bygones be bygones and agree to disagree but that just doesn't happen. Its all about completely owning the opposition and trying to belittle and devalue their opinion until you achieve total victory when that simply can never happen.
The tomato score is an originality score, not an overall score! The audience score is the overall score.
So treat RT like how teachers wanted us to treat Wikipedia.
Yes, you should have learned that moral long ago
It's not the first time I've heard advice about listening instead to a small group of critics that you've agreed with before and that you can trust. But I'm honestly not sure if this is the best option. This creates an echo chamber where people around just confirm your opinion. Although yes, it's probably better than just looking at the numbers.
There is another Loud House movie. It’s called “No Time To Spy” because it’s a spy movie
Rotten Tomatoes is the mainstream equivalent of Red Letter Media, where for some reason their opinion is treated like gospel when in reality they’re basically nobody’s giving their opinions.
Letterboxd > RT > IMDb (at least Rotten Tomatoes critics need to be verified, anyone can make an IMDb account or multiple to manipulate a rating)
I'm a regular viewer of RLM, but never took their reviews 100% seriously. I just like seeing the point of view of each host and the banter they have with eachother.
Nah this is a dumb take. Rotten tomatoes is a review aggregate website that compiles opinions from a variety of sources. Audiences see their scores as validation. For every guy that is dissatisfied with their opinions on certain movies, there's a normal person who isn't sure about spending money on a film they may not like. I dislike critics just as much as the next guy but they have a necessary place in the film industry and trying to knock them down just because you don't agree with them is childish.
Their review on Halloween Ends is biggest proof that they don't share the same views as I do.
@@HugoSoup57 Oh god. Let's not get into the rabbit hole that us letterboxd...
Just remember that Critics, like Audiences, are not a monolith, and while yes some are studio knob slopping hacks, many others are some of the most passionate people out there. RT just aggregates all the reviews. Nothing more, nothing less.
I don’t even view rotten tomatoes, why am I invested in this?
6:41 As someone who plays Pokémon you got it right Cartoonshi lmao
Can you do a video on the current state of episodic cartoons, from how they're a dying medium to the cartoon community hating them? Also, do you think story-driven cartoons (especially Gravity Falls) killed episodic cartoons?
Pretty great video. As someone who enjoys something like the FNAF Movie, it legit upsets me that so many FNAF Fans can't except that people have different opinions on media. I've also seen some movies that most people enjoy and I come out not liking it, but I at least don't feel personaly attacked when I see a different opinion online. I just look at it, say to myself, "I respectfully disagree", and I move on. I wish some of these people on the internet would do the same.
Two additional points:
1. If all critics reviewing a movie give it a 7 out of 10, it'll have 100% on the Tomatometer despite the fact that critics say it's passable. It's a fault with making all reviews binary.
2. Not all reviews on the site go for a binary thumbs up or thumbs down. Some don't have scores attached to them, meaning someone has to decipher that, which can be difficult on some reviews. But even the ones that do have scores don't have the same weight attached to the same values. Is 6 out of 10 positive or negative? Depends on the critic.
I still remember when the FNaF movie came out and I kept hearing extremes from both side saying either the movie was the best ever or the worst possible thing. Meanwhile I was sitting there like "It's the FNaF movie, of course I'm gonna see it myself out of curiosity alone." Still had a fun time with it, wasn't perfect naturally, but it wasn't really bad either, just a fun time
The life of Brian reference was a surprise, but a welcome one I’m sure
Honestly watch a movie AND THEN look at the reviews/tomato meter. I often do this once I see a film, make my opinion and see if it relates to others or not. But truthfully, do whatever you want. Make you own opinions, RT is not gospel, and honestly the people you watch mostly aren't either. They can't tell you to like or dislike something, make your own opinion and respect others. Easy as that. Another great vid Cartoonshi
I let the like to dislike ratio dictate if a videos good.
I let the high like ratio dictate if a video is good.
I fight the high dislike ratio to dictate if a video is good.
This process ensures that my opinion is always right.
This video is good.
Seeing the sami zayn chairshot clip was crazy
that’s why i prefer something like metacritic over rotten tomatoes. on top of the fact that it’s better at accumulating different people’s opinions so as such the review score is more accurate to the film’s quality, it’s also a lot more nuanced because of the fact that instead of a movie simply being considered good or bad, it can also be considered average so as such there isn’t that massive divide of quality.
I would say after this vid you should make a "Downfall of Twitter" Vid but I love you and value your sanity so I'd say don't worry about it😂💖
I always think of review scores and RT scores as either film recommendations or a sign that it might not be up to par. Movies I've liked have had appalling RT scores and movies that I strongly disliked had glowing reviews. I'm open to watching just about anything, that's the fun of being a fan of film. A big RT score is really just a little reminder in the back of my head that, hey, maybe this movie might be worth my time. I'm not losing sleep over the Mario Movie's 59%
My frame of reference for seeing a movie is imdb. If it had at least a 7 for a month plus beyond the initial release date, I'll consider seeing it in theaters. If it's an 8 on opening weekend yeah that's a good sign.
I've learned that if a movie is a 7/10 there's a good chance it's worth watching. TV is way different. Anything below an 8/10 is usually crap.
From my perspective, rotten tomatoes score doesn't mean that much, sometimes critics will hate a movie you like, like a movie you hate, same with the audience, that's simply because people always have different standards and preferences. I think rotten tomatoes score shouldn't really be paid attention to, instead as cartoonshi said search reviews from people you actually trust, or see different perspectives and arguments from why a movie could be good or bad. Or just ignore other's opinions and watch the movie if you're interested
I played Yakuza: like a Dragon for the first time last year and it's now my new favorite game. Now Im currently playing through all of Kiryu's adventures in chronological order before I play Infinite Wealth, so far I've finished Yakuza 0 and Yakuza Kiwami and am almost finished Yakuza Kiwami 2.
"If I got anything wrong, it was for a bit." Love this line.
“Rotten Tomatoes is an American-“
You know that explains soo much, you didn’t need to say anything else
I see you're into Persona 3 Reload. "It's Going Down Now" is the best new battle song!
I’m one of the normal FNaF Fans, who saw the movie, and thought it was ok but could be better. And doesn’t send death threats to people who didn’t like it, or have their own criticisms of it.
Cartoonshi what was your favorite theme in infinite wealth if you have finished the main story?
I appreciate the use of that Sami Zayn clip :)
I never relied on Rotten Tomatoes to watch an upcoming movie whatsoever. I rely on myself, and express my own opinion on weather the movie is good or not.
You do gotta admit that Fresh tomato... it makes you feel a certain way...
I use IMDB because it's a factor of critic and audience scores I don't understand why people don't talk about IMDB as much because they still have millions of users and it's where the IMDB top 250 is I wish rotten tomatoes wasn't as big and instead it was IMDB
And that you guys, is why i follow Cartoonshi
If I have learnt anything from this channel then it is that playing yakuza is better than looking at rotten tomato scores
To this day I still don’t understand how people are a joke site seriously, and after that how controversy of them rigging certain results it’s safe to just personal find multiple sources to see if something good or bad and even then avoid having a personal opinion on it until you personally watch it yourself and judge it by your own accord and not from someone else’s bias opinions.
More surprised this didnt come after the Mario Movie review...
Was time not kind to you? Or was your money in another castle?
My least favourite part of any movie is my brother saying can you believe this movie only has xx% on rotten tomatoes? It doesn’t mean anything and I don’t care and Muppets in Space only had 8% and life isn’t fair.
Yeah something I’m learning myself is to actually watch something or get a recap of it to be able to see how good or bad it was for myself.
"As you can see dear viewer, I have Portrayed you as the Soyjak" made me laugh harder than i thought LMFAO
I don’t trust my opinion half the damn time, I’m basically reliant on others to tell me what’s actually good since I’m relatively easy to please
Please Review Planet Sheen.
Rotten Tomatoes users have a total of 8 unique movie opinions:
Opinion 1: Liking a movie with positive critic and audience score
Opinion 2: Liking a movie with positive critic score but mixed/negative audience score
Opinion 3: Liking a movie with positive audience score but mixed/negative critic score
Opinion 4: Liking a movie with both mixed/negatice critic and audience score
Opinion 5: Not liking a movie with positive critic and audience score
Opinion 6: Not liking a movie with positive critic score but mixed/negative audience score
Opinion 7: Not liking a movie with positive audience score but mixed/negative critic score
Opinion 8: Not liking a movie with both mixed/negatice critic and audience score
6:43 Eh, if we're talking gen 1 then yeah right on the money, but Psychic fell off a bit in gen 2 and kind of stayed as a roughly mid to slightly above average typing. For a modern example I would go for Tera Fairy, Choice Specs, Helping Hand, Flutter Mane Moonblast (yes I am fully aware that not only have I completely veered off topic but also referenced something that people would need to play the current gen to get. Just wanted to -showcase how little I go outside- talk about Pokemon since it was brought up.
Opinions are like assholes; everybody has one. 😵💫
That's a really unpleasant gradient in the thumbnail
eh i dont care about critics besides 1 movie tbh but i do laugh alot when critics dont like something and the audience are LIKE CRITICS ARE SUCH IDIOTS
Always form your own opinion.
There's a problem with the scoring of Like/Dislike that you can't get a sense of the film like you can a scale of say 1 to 10. Not because its an objective measure to be taken seriously and worth anger when people give a wrong score, but because you can map out general reception. Is it an average of 6 because everybody says it's a 6 or is it an average of 6 because of a decent spread between 8 and 4? One is a very bland game and the other has a niche. Are the outcomes very polarizing between people thinking its the best ever and those that see it as the absolute worst?
You can get a far better gauge on audience and reaction than "we asked people what they thought of Mario movie and 9 out of 10 responses were 'yes"'
I instantly heard the komi-san ending song, and I knew I was in for a good time
Love the videos, man. Keep it up!!!
gotta give it tto ya
10:24 this part took me off hgaurd and got a nluaugh aout of me
I appreciate the Godzilla footage
6:44 don't worry, you did good
4:53 Holy shit people Don’t do this???!
That’s exactly why I’m here! I have a f*=]king library of Critics I think are like me or share my taste
Or I’m really different to and don’t agree with a lot (purely bc hearing the same thing over and over again about something can easily lead me to become very biased so I watch people I disagree with to have new perspectives
How is this video not double the length of not longer
People really need their opinions to be validated by other people smh
Great video
Imagine if they got rid of the big numbers but kept everything else the same
I've kinda made a formula when it comes to movies on that site that dictate how I may view them.
If both critics and audiences love the movie, chances are the movie itself is good.
If both hate it, chances are that the movie is bad.
If the critics hate it but the audience loves it, then it's probably a fun movie that isn't anything amazing.
If the audience hates it but the critics loves it.....okay you're on your own for this one.
Now obviously there are plenty of exceptions to these, but I like to view this more as a guideline rather than strict rules. These are simply the first thing that's on my mind when I am looking at the scores, and my view on the movie can very easily be changed based on numerous factors
Everytime Cartoonshi said "Rotten Tomatoes" after having said he wouldn't:
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The way I see it is films are made for film fans, not critics. With critics it’s their literal job to watch the next big film looking for criticisms, so automatically they’re not going to enjoy the film the same way someone who’s watching the film for actual entertainment will. So whenever fans decide whether a film is good or bad based of what the critics have to say, it’s essentially tainting their personal movie experience. Critics watch films not because they want to, but because they have to post about it, fans watch films because they actually want to.
Also Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 should NOT have an 82 and should be higher.
I blame Batman V. Superman for this mindset.
You need 700K subscribers dude.
10:07 Is that "Cuties"?
Megamind is almost a great film,it's almost good as movies like Zootopia,the only thing that keeps it from being great is it's shallow world building,but it's ratings in sites like rotten tomatoes and imdb is like that it's just a ok film:(
I am reading house of leaves feel so called out lmao
6/10 video. Not enough jokes and validation of my own opinion.
7/10 comment too much water
People really need to just need to form their own opinion and not need to feel validated for having different takes. Rotten tomatoes hate has always been super stupid when the number is super oversimplified. Everyone is different and everyone has different opinions, critics just say what they like or dislike in a very constructive way. The audience isnt right nor is the critic because it's always been subjective. If enjoying something fully objectively existed then movie or ANY content discussion would be fucking boring as hell.
9:32 fin.