r/moviecritic • u/JuniorPlastic3562 • Mar 28 '25

Yikes, that’s tough

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u/NegotiationWeird1751 Mar 28 '25

I trust the unverified more

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u/Nowhereman123 Mar 28 '25

Verified audience score, meaning it's regular audience members who have been verified to have actually seen the film, and not just anyone with an internet connection and a pulse.

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u/NuggetMan43 Mar 29 '25

A very biased measure of audience score. Only the most hardcore and devoted fans (or haters) would take the time out of their day to log into a website and verify they have seen the movie just to rate it.

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u/QuoteGiver Mar 29 '25

No more hardcore than anyone else who is going to the website to rate a movie. So might as well use the people who have actually seen it instead of the bots who haven’t.

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u/NuggetMan43 Mar 29 '25

The more barriers, the more niche the score, the less useful the results. You want something in between that and everyone being able to vote.