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Calling all fans of The Magic Garden! Get your chance to be featured in the upcoming documentary Magic Garden/Magic Women.

Calling all fans of The Magic Garden! Get your chance to be featured in the upcoming documentary Magic Garden/Magic Women.

Calling all fans of The Magic Garden! Get your chance to be featured in the upcoming documentary Magic Garden/Magic Women.

“It doesn’t matter how you carve that up with lines,” Jeffrey Lyons said of the Boise election results.

Do Boise voters think things are good under McLean? Do they align ideologically more with Masterson? The campaign enters its climactic stage.

JoAnne Lyons passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Daily Item on 2023-10-02.

(1) ATTACKING THE KILLER TOMATOES. “The most overrated metric in movies is erratic, reductive, and easily hacked,” says Vulture, nevertheless, “Rotten Tomatoes Still Has Hollywood in Its Grip”. …“The studios didn’t invent Rotten Tomatoes, and most of them don’t like it,” says the filmmaker Paul Schrader. “But the system is broken. Audiences are dumber. Normal people

(1) ATTACKING THE KILLER TOMATOES. “The most overrated metric in movies is erratic, reductive, and easily hacked,” says Vulture, nevertheless, “Rotten Tomatoes Still Has Hollywood in Its Grip”. …“The studios didn’t invent Rotten Tomatoes, and most of them don’t like it,” says the filmmaker Paul Schrader. “But the system is broken. Audiences are dumber. Normal people

Rotten Tomatoes celebrated its 25th year of assigning scores to movies based on their aggregate review. Now Vulture writes that Rotten Tomatoes "can make or break" movies, "with implications for how films are perceived, released, marketed, and possibly even green-lit". But unfortuately, the site "...

Rotten Tomatoes’s Tomatometer, the most overrated metric in entertainment, is erratic, reductive, and easily hacked — and yet has Hollywood in its grip. “Rotten Tomatoes is something the studios can game. So they do,” says filmmaker Paul Schrader.