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Since you asked: All Rotten Tomatoes does is compile reviews from professional critics from various sources (newspaper, online, whatever) into one place. If you follow a professional critic who works reviewing films as their job, they probably submit their reviews to Rotten Tomatoes. The...

Seriously? Respectfully, I don't think professional critics who are responsible for that score are going to grade movies based on an actor who was expected to win an award not getting it. We're talking about the critics score here, not the easier-to-manipulate audience score. It doesn't have...

I agree. But the studios don't want to put that much effort into it. The cardboard backing that come off of steelbooks after you take the shrinkwrap off them serve the same function, but I think they only do that much for steelbooks because those are a premium product. I've seen the Rotten...

I understand why the studios like to do that for marketing purposes, but it probably helps more for rentals than purchases. I've never blind bought anything just because the Rotten Tomatoes score is really high, but it might get my attention for a rental. I agree that it is not effective for...

I think getting it out sooner while the film is getting attention was more important to them than waiting. Plus, they can always change it for future copes. Because Moonlight was released a couple days after the Oscars, my copy just mentions it having won other awards. If you buy it now, I'm...

This announcement was certainly conveniently timed in light of the film's double Oscar win last night.