>80%
The people have spoken.
80%
Joshua Moore
Ryder Young
JP>TLW>JW>Dominion>JP3>Fallen Kingdom
Aiden Martin
the people are stupid, t-rex was a chicken
Lucas Brown
Same score as Space Jam 2.
Xavier Rogers
The one time I agree with the RT critics on this.
Ryan Campbell
>people are stupid, more at 11
Charles Lee
i seriously can't believe people enjoyed that, another film that is plain fanservice and boring plot and I'm saying that as a Jurassic Park fan, so I was already expecting a bad movie with cool dinosaurs
Lincoln Baker
Rotten Tomatoes audiences scores are rigged.
After Captain Marvel, RT made it so you had to have verification for any movie in theaters review. Thus, studios can pay/encourage shills/die-fans to praise their garbage (Disney paid a hundred people to attend a Solo screening. They have the money).
Most big blockbuster movies have at least 70%+ scores because of this. With only a few exceptions where the studio didn’t want to pay for good audience scores.
Adrian Robinson
Jurassic World 1 and 2 were complete garbage so this one must really be shit, goodness.
Parker Turner
SeeYou can’t trust RT audience scores.
Matthew Walker
>The people have spoken.
and it was incoherent gibberish
because they're tards
Adam Flores
80 percent is low
Noah Morales
OP is stupid. RT changed the rules on theatrical films after Captain Marvel. Now only "verified" users can add reviews. By just blindly trusting the RT audience to stay ahead of Hollywood trickery he's more under their influence than ever before
Kevin Reyes
Jace Thomas
>metacritic
Matthew Brown
umm sorry chud but anything below 90 is a critical failure and a bad movie
Jeremiah Cook
It was merely ok and nothing more.
Jaxson Hall
>mfw watching this movie
Carson Howard
This and also review bombing is an actual phenomenon. A bunch of fucking losers wait for movies to come out just so they can instantly give it positive reviews. Happened with Rise of Skywalker
Jayden Price
>only "verified" users can add reviews
the score drops by 6% when you select all audience instead of verified audience
top critics drops it by 10%
Luis Reyes
Before I see this film, does it explain why maybe not even the US military, but militaries in general don't fucking solve the entire issue with dinosaurs almost instantly with radars and machine guns and armored vehicles?