Tenet Reviews/Reactions [Possible SPOILERS]
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As of now, Tenet qualifies for certified fresh. It was in the mid-80s when it reached 80 reviews. So long as it stays above 70%, it'll eventually get the label.Willem wrote: ↑September 5th, 2020, 8:01 amQuestion about RT: how is it that Mulan is certified fresh already at 204 reviews and Tenet is still counting at 214?
Edit: I see, because Mulan’s score had consistently been above 75%. Interesting when the audience score has consistently been below 60%...
Rotten Tomatoes tends to do this when the spread between scores is wider than usual. A large spread is indicative of volatility, which makes the final score difficult to predict.
The idea is not to award a film with Certified Fresh too early, only to have to take it away later. As they did with Joker.
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In case anyone wants to check it out, this is like a Spanish version of rotten tomatoes. Although their scores tend to be different. 
https://www.tomatazos.com/peliculas/372786/Tenet
https://www.tomatazos.com/peliculas/372786/Tenet
Tenet still has more reviews coming in. LA/NY/SF are still closed. They probably want to make sure it doesn’t dip below 70%
Very positive reaction from Jeff Wells of Hollywood Elsewhere, who wasn’t sure he would enjoy it due to the sound mix.
http://hollywood-elsewhere.com/2020/09/ ... out-itself
http://hollywood-elsewhere.com/2020/09/ ... out-itself
You never know with that guy.William Blake wrote: ↑September 5th, 2020, 6:51 pmVery positive reaction from Jeff Wells of Hollywood Elsewhere, who wasn’t sure he would enjoy it due to the sound mix.
http://hollywood-elsewhere.com/2020/09/ ... out-itself
He gave Dunkirk an unqualified rave. He had serious problems with Interstellar.bootsy wrote: ↑September 5th, 2020, 7:44 pmYou never know with that guy.William Blake wrote: ↑September 5th, 2020, 6:51 pmVery positive reaction from Jeff Wells of Hollywood Elsewhere, who wasn’t sure he would enjoy it due to the sound mix.
http://hollywood-elsewhere.com/2020/09/ ... out-itself
