olbertfrog
Super Freak
Listening to critics is part of researching for a movie, I'd rather not blindly walk into a film and waste my time and money on something that's **** or I have no interest in. Yeah, if a movie looks good to me from the beginning i'd go for it, regardless of what critics have say; but if i'm not sure about it or would like a detailed evaluation so I know what to expect I turn to critics.
Especially with videogames, which are a lot more expensive than movies and I've been burned a few times buying a videogame and thought i'd enjoy but ended up hating it.
I don't always agree with critics, but its always nice to listen to opinions and it might help me get a better idea of what i'm in for.
I rather trust friends with tastes i know (luckily ive got many of those) or just know who is doing what mainly the director an screenwriter. I trust their backgrounds or not.
Its been working pretty good for years.
Critics have always an agenda these days.
Either its an ego thing, have to attend the next press screening, been bought in some way, or are just dumb fanboys who squeel at anything, seen it all...
Whoever they are, they cannot be trusted.
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