With so many streaming services at our fingertips today, picking something to watch is often as much of a time-filling activity as the movie we land on itself.
In the modern day, one metric many of us use to help settle whether a film is any good is the review site Rotten Tomatoes, which has been rounding up critics’ takes on cinema for film fans, and assigning them with a score out of 100, for almost 30 years.
True, it’s not a fool-proof system (particularly as sometimes a random critic will give a movie a bad review just to mess with its pefect rating), but you can usually count on a movie that’s been certified “rotten” worth avoiding.
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