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Rotten Tomatoes Wanting to Buy Manufacturers?

Not long ago, Rotten Tomatoes caught the attention of the Justice League. How will this work of Rotten Tomatoes really work?

Although it's just a movie scoring site, nowadays no one can deny the role of Rotten Tomatoes.

Evidence is that studio managers have long been complaining that the site offers a movie spot based on the synthesis of comments from all the moviegoers around the world. Influence public opinion on a new movie, thus making viewers more likely to choose to buy tickets or stay away from their "mental children". Even though there are some really low-quality projects like Baywatch or Pirates of the Caribbean 5, the producers insist that Rotten Tomatoes' underestimation is a big cause of their new movies. Failed at the box office.


But it seems that recently Rotten Tomatoes has found a new solution to both appease the filmmakers while still ensuring the role, quality of the site itself ?!

Accordingly, on ScreenRant said Rotten Tomatoes is delaying the publication of Justice League points. Instead, the site will announce the movie's ratings on its new Facebook page - See It / Skip It - at 12:01 pm on Thursday, just hours before the movie is released. the release.

It can be seen, this change will serve for many purposes. First of all for Rotten Tomatoes, it will help to generate a great deal of attention for the new program and their new facebook page. On the Warner Bros. side, this will definitely give them a whole day of peace, escaping the film's early sales worries before entering official release time if the film does not comedy. lovers are professionals.

The Justice League was not the first film this year to be delayed by the Rotten Tomatoes, which was the case for Bad Mom's Christmas. But Justice League events are more noticeable as it's a superhero and DC blockbuster that has so far had a rather unnatural history with Rotten Tomatoes when its other two major projects were also evaluated. Very low on this web like: Batman v Superman gain 27% and Suicide Squad only 26%.

ScreenRant also added that if the postponement of Bad Mom's Christmas to launch See It / Keep It, the case of the Justice League was put on the show. However, it seems that this format will not be applied to many film projects later because the scoring as well as the earliest movie commentary has become the trademark of Rotten Tomatoes and as a powerful marketing tool. Great for new excellent films.

And in particular, experts have warned that perhaps Rotten Tomatoes would be more aggressive in pointing to high-quality, controversial, high-fiction films as well. The producer of the film refused to show early to the professionals (or to the critics for a close look at the release date, as Warner Bros. has done with the Justice League recently).

So, the recent delay of Rotten Tomatoes is not a sign that the site is wanting to conclude, delays with studios that just to focus on their new project is mainly.

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