The trouble is that I feel that most of those people misinterpret the data. Recent numbers have shown that 36% of American moviegoers check the site before seeing a movie, which is a significant portion of the audience. I fucking hate how people use Rotten Tomatoes. Plus, would they actually admit it if their site had been spammed by bots? Something ain’t adding up. All of the reviews were left by active accounts.” The whole “active accounts” thing strikes me as conveniently vague phrase. Rotten Tomatoes have refuted this, saying “ We closely monitor our platforms and haven’t determined there to be any problems. As some perceptive people pointed out, whilst the critic review score is at 0%, the user review score was at 78% (now dropped to 64%).Īlarm bells started ringing when the below tweet appeared from the movie’s Twitter account:Īudiences loved Gotti but critics don’t want you to see it… The question is why? Trust the people and see it for yourself! /K6a9jAO4UHĬonsidering the disproportionate number of user reviews and the multitude of newly created profiles that had given Gotti a rating, it looked like this was review manipulation as part of a marketing push for the movie. Travolta starring in a stinker is nothing new, but the intrigue comes with the movie’s Rotten Tomatoes score. Don’t know if you’ve kept up to date with the moviesphere recently, but there’s been a little bit of a stir about Gotti, the John Travolta starring mob flick which has garnered savage reviews.
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