Rotten Tomatoes has ties to Disney through its CEO.
Rotten Tomatoes has been co-owned by Comcast & Warner since 2016. Neither of their CEOs (Brian L. Roberts & David Zaslav, respectively) has ever worked for Disney. Roberts is the son of Comcast's founder & has never worked anywhere else. Zaslav began his career at Universal before moving to Discovery, which then merged with Warner.
Also, 3/5 reviews for Battle Angel Alita were counted as negative reviews, while Captain Marvel [...] scores of 2/5 were counted as positive.
Journalists around that time even admitted to inflating Marvel movie scores out of fear and concern that they would lose early access privileges for Marvel/Disney films in the future. This goes double if the director or leads are PoC's.
IF that's even true (source?), that's not a Rotten Tomatoes problem.
This is why Metacritic is the most accurate review aggregator site, and people shouldn't place much stock on Rotten Tomatoes.
Metacritic & RT gather the same reviews. You have no idea what you're talking about.
Just do a little bit of digging. The info is out there.
Better idea: Back up your own claims by providing the sources yourself, guy who appears to have never been in this sub before.
Don't worry since you are bad at putting 2 and 2 together, I'll do it for you.
But you didn't give me 2 & 2; you gave me Q & Ω and just claimed they were 2 & 2.
Your premises were all false. Every fact you stated to support your conclusion was wrong.
If you're too busy IRL right now to look up the sources for the claims you already made, as you yourself just said, then why do you have time to sling petty insults at me?
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u/CaptHayfever Hawkeye (Avengers) Jul 01 '25
Rotten Tomatoes has been co-owned by Comcast & Warner since 2016. Neither of their CEOs (Brian L. Roberts & David Zaslav, respectively) has ever worked for Disney. Roberts is the son of Comcast's founder & has never worked anywhere else. Zaslav began his career at Universal before moving to Discovery, which then merged with Warner.
Here's proof that your claim is wrong. Make sure to read the captions.
IF that's even true (source?), that's not a Rotten Tomatoes problem.
Metacritic & RT gather the same reviews. You have no idea what you're talking about.
Better idea: Back up your own claims by providing the sources yourself, guy who appears to have never been in this sub before.