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Latest comment: 7 years ago by Opencooper in topic Film scores

Film scores

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The reason I removed the table of films scores is because it's not really helpful. For starters, Wikipedia is not a database of raw film scores without context like Rotten Tomatoes, etc. Just inserting scores by themselves doesn't actually tell you anything about the film, what actual opinions the critics held, and whether your sampling actually reflects reliable sources (for example, where are the non-French source's scores?). A lot of the sources you listed are minor newspapers, which are not usually used for film reception, whereas instead individual professional film critics are preferred. I suggest looking at our featured film articles for exemplars of reception sections which should state the actual opinions of the critics with specific points about the film rather than numbers without any context or nuance. Opencooper (talk) 22:24, 14 November 2018 (UTC)Reply