Justice League reviews are starting to hit the net as the embargo lifts. However, those who are waiting for the Rotten Tomatoes scores will have to wait another day for the site to reveal its rating. Of course, this didn’t stop a handful of people from snooping about. If these tweets are to be believed, it seems Flixster, a movie app which features Rotten Tomatoes’ scores, has unintentionally leaked the scores. Sadly, the ratings aren’t very good either.
@RottenTomatoes forgot to hide the score on the @flixster app for Justice League š#justiceleagueĀ #DCEU pic.twitter.com/9wDYwmrVqQ
— petewinslow (@thecatmancat) November 15, 2017
Flixster leaked the RT Score at 48%…another divisive movie based on 44 reviews. Like so others don't have to sit through that stupid facebook show pic.twitter.com/yuvTCF8tlG
— Will Roose (@willtherooseter) November 15, 2017
Itās already on the Flixster app.. canāt read the actual reviews, though. pic.twitter.com/eASTvjbZP1
— āļø (@CXMAguilera) November 15, 2017
when you look at the RT for the film on the Flixster app pic.twitter.com/jKZcfChiEv
— Matt (@Matt_FOS) November 15, 2017
Justice League Rotten Tomato score is 48% — it is unhidden on the Flixster app via /r/movies https://t.co/of4xX4EypS pic.twitter.com/2u3LpzoQGH
— Armand is at CinemaOne Originals 2017 āØš½ļøš (@armanddc) November 15, 2017
Of course, it’s still early in the day and the ratings could possibly change drastically. It’s also worth noting that the ratings might be incorrect, although both Flixster and Rotten Tomatoes are part of Fandango’s portfolio of digital properties.
On the positive side, there are many sites who are giving the film good reviews, including Variety, The Verge, USA Today and LA Times.
Stay tuned for our review of Justice League shortly.
Who cares, anyway? Watch the movie and decide for yourself.
I give it a 13% lol
Mike Saverio Lepre
What ever happened to enjoying a movie with your own opinion. You go to a movie to relax and have a good time. But now we are told you won’t have a good time by these websites and people believe them. We put these movies under a microscope and ruin everything. Who care what rotten websites says what I’m going to this movie because I’ve wanted to see this type of movie since I was a kid
Agreed. Idiots allowing other people to tell them if they will enjoy a movie or not.
Apparently you have lots of time on your hands, and you like to waste your life watching a lot of bad movies so you have the joy of “figuring it out for yourself.”
Most of us value our time, and don’t want to waste a precious 2 hours on a bad movie. Getting a general feel for how a movie has been received can save a lot of time wasted on bad movies.
It’s not a matter of being “an idiot”–it’s a matter of valuing your time on earth rather than panting after every piece of schlock that Hollywood throws your way.
Watched some reviews last night. Seems comic book readers will really enjoy this movie. Most weren’t happy with the cgi.
But it’s Rotten Tomatoes, and movies like art are subjective. Watch a movie and make up your own mind :)
Can you blame bad reviews.
You had Zack Snyder film this…then you had Joss Whedon redo a lot of shots…then WB tells Joss it has to be cut to 2 hours.
2 hours to introduce a new flash, aqua man, cyborg and villain.
Seems like the same fate that Fantastic Four went through.
May as well wait for the extended version on blue-ray.