And this is why I really don't put much stock in critics. We'll see what the audience scores start to show. Granted, I expect Nolan's wading into the culture war to affect audience scores, as well. I think that can reduce audience scores by a full 10%, at minimum. The only reason I don't think it will tank the movie completely is because it's Christopher Nolan. If this wasn't Nolan, there's no world where I would go see it in the theater.
ETA: If the audience scores are above 90%, then I expect this to be freaking amazing. If they are 70-90%, then it's probably a great movie. 60-70% would make me think it's an artsy fartsy adaptation that many general audiences just don't appreciate but I may still like, because I do like some pretentious stuff, just depends. Anything under 60%, with the critic score in the high 90's, tells me it's a woke disaster.
ETA: If the audience scores are above 90%, then I expect this to be freaking amazing. If they are 70-90%, then it's probably a great movie. 60-70% would make me think it's an artsy fartsy adaptation that many general audiences just don't appreciate but I may still like, because I do like some pretentious stuff, just depends. Anything under 60%, with the critic score in the high 90's, tells me it's a woke disaster.
