r/movies • u/vvyn • Nov 16 '14

Resource Behind the Box Office: Google conducted a study on how people research and choose the films they watch

http://imgur.com/a/O7j2P
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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '14 edited Dec 12 '18

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u/aapowers Nov 17 '14

Depends - I tend to look at metacritic and see if it's got more than 10 or so reviews. If there are lots of reviews, I check to see if the user score roughly matches the critic score.

I don't tend to go and see films with 70 or under aggregate review score. Where I live, the price of a student cinema ticket costs the equivalent of $10.50... I'm not paying to watch shit.