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FatalAccident posted...

I dont understand how somebody can doesnt understand the concept of 10/10

By any definition 10/10 means flawless

Yes but no movie can ever achieve that....so I mean...why even have a 10/10 if nothing will ever reach that? So the top anything should ever be is 9/10....that just doesn't make sense in my opinion.

Kevman510 posted...

yutterh posted...

Mead posted...

You really think it was a perfect movie???

Did you read the quotation lol I just consider a 10/10 a must see. Doesn't mean it's gonna be a oscar winner. It has action from the beginning all the way to the end. With some breaks in between for character development. All the jokes landed for me and every character felt genuine. It's a pretty solid action movie.

so if a 10/10 just means "must see" and doesn't mean it's perfect, what are the 1-9 ratings for? What about an objectively better "must see" movie than Rampage? Everything gets 10/10s? Other than I guess 1/10 being a "don't see." Your ratings scale should just be like.. 1-3. 1 for don't see, 2 for maybe see, and 3/3 for must see.

For movies that aren't must see and are just really good or really bad *shrugs* but I can see the three point system. I mean if you really want me to label all of my rating lol I guess it just goes by how I felt about the movie.

9/10 was damn good but had some things that were jarring.

8/10 is a perfect score XD but really just something I really enjoyed and was solid but had some things that stuck out and some pacing issues.

7/10 I really enjoyed it but it had quite a few flaws

6/10 meh barely worth it. had maybe a scene or two that stuck out.

Then everything else is just me describing different levels of bad movies and a 1/10 is terrible everything. Like I would give TLJ a 2/10 for at least looking pretty.
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