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  What is the best movie review site?

 1) Roger Ebert.
2) Guardian.
4) Yahoo! Movies.
5) IMDB.
6) Film.com.
Film was introduced in the late 19th century. The earliest artistic criticism of film emerged in the early 1900s.
The first paper to serve as a critique of film came out of ‘The Optical Lantern and Cinematograph Journal’,
followed by the Bioscope in 1908.
Film is a relatively new form of art, in comparison to music, literature and painting which have existed since ancient times.
Early writing on film sought to argue that films could also be considered a form of art.
In 1911, Ricciotto Canudo wrote a manifesto proclaiming cinema to be the "Sixth Art" (later "Seventh Art").

For many decades after, film was still being treated with less prestige than longer-established art forms.
By the 1920s, critics were analysing film for its merit and value as more than just entertainment.
The growing popularity of the medium caused major newspapers to start hiring film critics.
In the 1930s, the film industry developed concepts of stardom and celebrity in relation to actors, which led to a rise in obsession with critics as well,
to the point that they were often seen on "red carpet" and at major events with the actors.

It was in the 1940s that new forms of criticism emerged.
Essays analysing films with a distinctive charm and style sought to persuade the reader of the critic's argument.
It was the emergence of these styles that brought film criticism to the mainstream, gaining the attention of many popular magazines; this made film reviews and critiques an eventual staple among most print media.
As the decades passed, the fame for critics grew and gave rise to household names among the craft like James Agee, Andrew Sarris, Pauline Kael and in modern times Roger Ebert and Peter Travers. google review.
Critics generally defend their disagreement with mainstream audiences by stating how the average critic had seen many more movies than the average fan.
And because of their education, they are trained to watch movies through a critical perspective that transcends just mere entertainment.

Why do critics like boring movies?


Because they look past the plot and action & tend to observe things like camera work, scene change, editing and all other details us mere movie watchers
cannot be bothered to observe because we just want to see a movie.
People go to the movies... To have fun.

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 What is the point of movie critics?
Film critics working for newspapers, magazines, broadcast media, and online publications, mainly review new releases, although also review older films. An important task for these reviews is to inform readers on whether they would want to see the film. One big problem of following movie critics recommendations is if your movie writer comes from the street and your critic comes from Harvard you have a clash of up bringing. Some people like ballet some people like Rock and Roll. How do movie critics rate movies? If the movie in question does stupid or questionable things, it gets points taken away, and if it does things worth lauding, it gets points added. And if it is unmemorable, it stays at 5/10. This kind of rating is a lot less confusing than other critics' because it is objectively fair.

Has any movie gotten 100% on Rotten Tomatoes?

 On the film review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, a set of films have a 100% rating. ...
To date, Paddington 2 holds the site's record, with a rating of 100% and 245 positive reviews.
The 100% rating is vulnerable to a film critic gaming the system by purposely submitting a negative review.

Are film critics still relevant?
They may use facts to support their opinions, but they are still just opinions, and they are not needed by you or any other member of the
audience to decide about a movie you either like or do not like.

Is movie critic a job? 

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Movie critics can work in a variety of places. Typically, they are found working for newspapers, radio, television, or magazines.
They can also work for their own publication, a blog, an online publication and more. In some cases, movie critics can work in a combination of these places.
Rotten Tomatoes Rating System The Tomato meter score is calculated after five reviews. ... A red tomato score indicating its fresh status, is designated when at least 60% of the reviews are positive.
A green splat indicating rotten status, is displayed when less than 60% of the reviews are positive.

Can you trust IMDb ratings?
Online ratings are an indispensable part of how we watch movies. ... Take IMDb, where all one needs to rate a movie out of 10 is a registered account.
There is no way to verify whether voters have watched the film.

In the case of Gatwick Gangsters, they have put the wrong description of the film and they had 15 1 stars when the film was still in filming stage,
this we believe done by sour grapes extras who could not get on the film.
IMDB would not take the 1 star off. 

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 Who owns Rotten Tomatoes?
But after becoming popular over the course of a decade, the site got sucked into an acquisition roller coaster: In 2010 — Rotten Tomatoes bought by Flixster. In 2011 — Flixster bought by Warner Bros. In 2016 — Rotten Tomatoes sold to Fandango (owned by Comcast NBCUniversal)

Do actors really drink in movies?
In Gatwick Gangsters Garry Bushell who played East End George did drink the whisky.
Many times, in movies and TV shows characters are showed as eating or drinking activities (water, beverages, alcohol).
If a shoot takes many retakes, then the actors will not want to eat after going home.

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Do actors really kiss in kissing scenes?


When two actors share a kiss with each other it is just not about it, there is so much more happening around in the background. ...
Well to answer is “YES” technically they do kiss.
You will be surprised to know that most of the actors who do these scenes are often married and do not mean a thing actually!
But sometimes if one of the actors has bad breath they pretend to kiss.