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* EightPointEight: People have been severely critical of anyone giving the film anything less than a perfect score. The first mediocre review the film received (a 3 out of 5) incited [[http://metro.co.uk/2018/02/08/black-panther-knocked-off-rotten-tomatoes-perch-getting-first-bad-review-7298150/ news articles]] about how the
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* EightPointEight: People have been severely critical of anyone giving the film anything less than a perfect score. The first mediocre review the film received (a 3 out of 5) incited [[http://metro.co.uk/2018/02/08/black-panther-knocked-off-rotten-tomatoes-perch-getting-first-bad-review-7298150/ news articles]] about how the \"negative\" review \"ruin[ed] its 100% score.\" As of 10 February 2018, the film has two less-than-perfect scores -- from \'\'Urban Cinefile\'\' and \'\'Irish Independent\'\'. [[https://indy100.com/article/black-panther-marvel-bad-review-reaction-twitter-marvel-movie-irish-independent-chadwick-boseman-8202341 This article]] -- in response to the reviews that \"scuppered\" the perfect score -- describes one of the reviewers to be \"narrow-minded\" for caring about the action in this superhero action movie.
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It was cut because \"EightPointEight is for reactions to video games,\" but is there another trope for this example? Like HePannedItNowHeSucks or something.
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It was cut because \"EightPointEight is for reactions to video games,\" but is there another trope for this example? Like HePannedItNowHeSucks or something.
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Following the edit history,this was not omitted, but yes removed. Following the edit reason of the removal,
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Following the edit history,this was not omitted, but yes removed in 6 Jun 14. Following the edit reason of the removal, \" While these are all valid complaints, they still don\'t justify the game being this trope. In spite of these flaws, most critics felt it was for the most part a So Okay Its Average game. And some of these issues, though perhaps unforgivable now, were pretty common in first person shooters fourteen/fifteen years ago.\"
