Rotten Tomatoes
Rotten Tomatoes on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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In their words
“সমালোচকরা, আমার মনে হয় রটেন টম্যাটোসে মাত্র ২০ শতাংশ দিয়েছে। রটেন টম্যাটোসে ২০ শতাংশ পাওয়ার কারণ হলো, এতে সঠিক রাজনীতি নেই।”
The host criticizes Rotten Tomatoes for giving a low 20% critic score, suggesting it reflects bias rather than quality.
▶ Hear it“I think the Rotten Tomatoes thing is wild, too. Now, like something will get 90% or 100% of Rotten Tomatoes and then I'll see it and like I don't think it's that great or vice versa. But at least with that, it's an aggregator. So you're seeing a consensus and it's fresh if it's over 60%.”
The hosts discuss Rotten Tomatoes as a review aggregator in a neutral, analytical way, noting both its utility and limitations.
▶ Hear it“I will say like the Rotten Tomatoes of the world and like those reviews, there are many of times where I don't I'll watch something and like either think it's better than what people say or think it's worse than what people say.”
Rotten Tomatoes is mentioned as a review resource that the host uses to help decide what to watch, though the host notes personal disagreement with ratings sometimes.
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