This would
- Incentivize the creation of movies of a higher intellectual nature: essentially, higher reviews lead to larger audiences, which in turn lead to a more successful movie in terms of money. Giving higher reviews to more artistic and intellectual movies will make them earn more money. Since the movie industry operates to gain profit, it will incentivize more artistic and intellectual movies. Rating them on money made only limits the incentivization of movies to ones that get large audiences in the first place, namely, ones with good trailers that apply to many people.
- result in an overall more culturally rich community.
- Enable movies to be compared with other movies in the past on a more fair playing field: one where inflation has no major effect.
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Take the last Star Wars movie, for example. Its aggravated scores are very high, it received mostly positive mainstream reviews, and very few professional reviewers criticized it - yet I thought it was by far the weakest movie from the Star Wars series: it ignored the previous character development and completely rewrote them in a way that made their previous history make no sense, it introduced a lot of corny jokes that really do not fit the Star Wars vibe, the plot was weak and not self-consistent.
I find it hard to find a criterion, however, that would judge this movie the same way I did. Many people with similar intellectual and artistic meaning to mine thought the movie was awesome, for the same reasons: a fresh outlook on the character development, new style of jokes, unusual plot - things that, in their opinion, gave the series a new breath.
Which outlook is more in line with a merit-based judgment? Both are strongly subjective.
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