Big Hollywood and other special interest groups regularly rig film ratings on the IMDb platform!

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– John

It’s fake as can be, folks! The IMDb platform is routinely rigging the ratings of movies on its website, in my opinion.

Independent film productions appear to be subjected to artificially lowered ratings, while the big Hollywood blockbusters are given many fake reviews and high ratings to boost their scores.

If people believe a film with a one million dollar budget or less is going to be rated by IMDb using the same metrics or algorithms as films with budgets in the hundreds of millions of dollar range, think again.

For example, our film Target List has received in the past week over thirty-seven nine and 10-star ratings that never elevated our overall rating of 6.8. This morning, we received one 1-star rating and that lone rating dropped the movie score down to 6.6.

In the last week, Target List was the victim of a rating bombing campaign. The film had received, before the previous week, only one one-star review. Then miraculously, in a span of five days, we witnessed twenty-five one and 2-star ratings. This fake campaign dropped our IMDb rating from 8.8 to its current rating of 6.6.

In the case of Target List, I believe that big pharma money and other corporate interest groups might be responsible for said activities. Don’t forget that our film delivers a timely and truthful underlying message for people awake enough to receive it.

Luckily for us, our movie’s viewership has skyrocketed because of the rating fakery. These fools are helping us get more exposure.

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