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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 314279" data-attributes="member: 5079">Of course, those scores don&#039;t really mean much; but within that meaninglessness there are certain trends to consider.&nbsp; That 98% rating is for Verified users -- people who proved they saw it.&nbsp; People who pay for a movie and go through the effort to verify a review are more inclined to be a fan and thus more likely to rate it positively.&nbsp;&nbsp; The all audience score -- people who have since seen the movie on Disney + or DVD -- is 94%.&nbsp;&nbsp; And then it&#039;s worth considering that SHANG CHI is a very new movie and only has 25,000+ reviews.&nbsp; In comparison, WINTER SOLIDER has 250,000+ reviews and, over time, its user score has dropped from 94% to 92%.Also, this: <a href="https://globalnews.ca/news/7947449/movies-are-scoring-higher-and-higher-on-rotten-tomatoes-but-why/" target="_blank">Movies are scoring higher and higher on Rotten Tomatoes — but why?</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 314279, member: 5079"] Of course, those scores don't really mean much; but within that meaninglessness there are certain trends to consider. That 98% rating is for Verified users -- people who proved they saw it. People who pay for a movie and go through the effort to verify a review are more inclined to be a fan and thus more likely to rate it positively. The all audience score -- people who have since seen the movie on Disney + or DVD -- is 94%. And then it's worth considering that SHANG CHI is a very new movie and only has 25,000+ reviews. In comparison, WINTER SOLIDER has 250,000+ reviews and, over time, its user score has dropped from 94% to 92%. Also, this: [URL='https://globalnews.ca/news/7947449/movies-are-scoring-higher-and-higher-on-rotten-tomatoes-but-why/']Movies are scoring higher and higher on Rotten Tomatoes — but why?[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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