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>mansplainingAce wrote:
nightfury93 wrote:Vader182 wrote:Early buzz is almost always mostly positive. There's exceptions, but by definition they're outliers. Interstellar sounded like, low 80s mixed, now 70% mixed. Pirates 5 had hot buzz.
If you're that emotionally invested in Dunkirk's RT score that you'll create weird emotional arguments over why it does/doesn't matter probably seek a therapist lol.
-Vader
Thing is in Interstellar's case most of the early buzz came from people/industry people who got an early screening rather than critics. Pirates is a mega franchise film so I'm not surprised it had early buzz even if it turned out bad.
With Dunkirk we're getting a lot of critics raving about it. Now, of course, this doesn't mean all critics feel this way you're right but I still want to believe this is a different scenario than what happened back in 2014.
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(and i say that as a big fan!)
That guy he's responding to seems like a douche.okungnyo wrote:Why wasn't this tweet included in the screenshot??:
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(and i say that as a big fan!)
Mondayypehmish wrote:Seeing conflicting reports on review embargo. Tomorrow or Monday?
Yeah regardless of the CC score I do think Dunkirk will be better received than Interstellar was.Geoffrey wrote:Also, I remember reading that after the end of a press screening for Interstellar there was a mixed reaction from the audience. Don't feel like digging up the article though. This is a different scenario than Interstellar in 2014.
Also, "mansplaining", cringeworthy.
SJW buzzword.DHOPW42 wrote:What the fuck is mansplaining.
