49% ROTTEN: WORST STAR WARS EVER

From the films among this list that I've seen, I agree with the audience most of the time.

School of Rock was meh, Berberian Sound Studios was dull as fuck, Blair Witch sucks, Burton's Willy Wonka sucks, Ang Lee's Hulk sucks, War of the Worlds is a pile of shit, King Kong sucks, The Witch is boring and pretentious, Haywire sucks

I haven't seen Antz or Spy Kids in years but I remember Antz being ok at best and Spy Kids sucking pretty bad

The only movies on this list that I like are About a Boy and Bad Lieutenant. I love About a Boy and would say it's one of my favorite films. I'm not sure if there's anything technically great about it, I just think it's a sweet and funny movie

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Cool, my internet broke! Sorry about the quadruple post.

Of the ones I've seen:

Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans - I agree with critics. One of Cage's best performances and a brilliant movie.
The Blair Witch Project - I agree with the audience. Never cared for this one.
Killing Them Softly - I agree with critics. The film was mis-marketed but on its own is a good movie.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - I agree with the audience. Burton used to be great but this is part of a long line of recent misfires.
Hulk - I'm split on this one. It's not a good movie but at least it was ambitious, even if it didn't exactly work in the end.
War of the Worlds - I agree with the critics.
King Kong - I agree with the critics. The movie is not without fault but is by no means a bad film.
The Witch - STRONGLY agree with the critics. One of the most unsettling and intense horror films of the past 20 years.
Haywire - I agree with the critics. Solid action film.
Antz - I agree with the audience. This movie did nothing for me.

Critics: 6
Audience: 3
Draw: 1

In your little simple world there exists only honesty and bribery. In such a world the Op could only be interpretd as nonsense indeed. But let me welcome you to the real world with its endless shade of grey. Indeed Disney or other movie companies dont transfer moeny to critics accounts to get better reviews. Even implying such a thing for a second would be stupid without a doubt. What the OP instad stated is that critics which dont comply with the needed review ratings lose things like early access. Or perhaps they wont get invited anymore to special company events where new projects are presented in a luxurious environment - indeed free of any thoughts that the critics would be impressed in any way by such presentations. And indeed it wont matter if huge publishing companies losing huge advertising budgets cause this companiy stops doing ads via that news company.

So are you realizing now how naive and completely clueless your posting was now that you are familiar with the real world? And BTW All thos things descibed above happend over and over again. Cause thats how thing work in a capitalistic world.

Are you from a studio? Why do you follow and trash everyone who suggests an obvious and plausible possibility?

You are either a shill or a naive asshole.