@RedAero's comment on 'Rotten :marseyzombie2: Tomatoes :tomatovomit: removed the option :marseyracistcheck2: to leave an audience review :marseynostalgiacritic: for 'The Acolyte' :marseystarwars:'

Rotten

Tomatoes

removed the option :marseyracistcheck2:

to leave

an audience review :marseynostalgiacritic:

for 'The Acolyte' :marseystarwars:

https://old.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/comments/1debd6v/rotten_tomatoes_entirely_removed_the_option_to/

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/star_wars_the_acolyte#media-info

Disney paid them off again like with Captain Marvel and the Sequel Trilogy.

:chudtantrum:

Joke of a website

They can do all they want. People are not going to watch woke trash anymore. People have had enough. They will fail where it hurts them most, in their pockets. Flop after flop, it won't be sustainable anymore. Wokism is dying

Not the first time they do this and won't be the last. They usually "fix" the audience score and fill it with bots reviews. It's in their interest to defend any woke show. Rotten tomatoes is owned by fandango media which is owned by Comcast. And Comcast largest shareholders include Vanguard Group Inc, BlackRock Inc., State Street Corp, Capital International Investors, etc. They are all cut by the same cloth and they want the same thing. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CMCSA/holders/

LITERALLL :chudtantrum: X 1000

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pobrecito dood/bro :pepeduck2:

5mo ago #6539583

Who cares. Star Wars has been trash ever since they put all that CGI in the OT.

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RedAero me/mine Ironic effortposting is still effortposting pobrecito 5mo ago #6540089

It's been trash since the Ewoks.

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PatriceOneal e/acc We went to a musical called "Oh Africa, Brave Africa". It was a laugh riot. pobrecito 5mo ago #6539654

what we need is another :marseylongpost: screed from some 50yr old male about how he's been a ~~star wars~~ Billy Joel fan since he was a kid and how it important it was, and how bad it is that Billy Joel's 20th album isn't as good as his first 2.