Comments by "Mark Zuckergecko" (@markzuckergecko621) on "The Hilarious Difference Between Critics and Audience in Film and Music" video.

@KingOhmni I also loved the fact that he was supposed to be some idiot eye candy for the female protagonist, except she turned into a drooling idiot every time she saw him. They accidentally made him the best character.
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@tedtimmis8135 Father Stu, The Sound of Freedom, and Big George Foreman are a few of the best movies I've seen in recent years, and all of them got very little praise and fanfare, you could even say they were actively suppressed. And all of them promoted faith, resilience, and a general obligation to morality. Funny that.
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There's actually a sort of formula, the best movies usually get in the 60-80% range. If it's below that, the audience and critics probably didn't like it. If it's really high, in the 90% range, there's a good chance the producers just paid for good reviews because they know it's a terrible movie.
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The funniest character was the obligatory man that was supposed to be an idiot, making fun of how dumb men are.
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