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 less than a one-million-dollar budget is going to be rated by IMDb using the same metrics or algorithms as films with budgets in the hundreds of millions of dollars range, think again.
For example, our film, Target List, received over 35 eight-, nine-, and ten-star IMDb ratings in the past month, which never elevated our overall rating of 7.2. This past weekend, our film received twelve 1-star ratings with no accompanying review comments, which dropped the movie’s score to 7.1.
First of all, the IMDb rating of the Target List should be 8.7, not 7.1, if you average out the 1,212 scores using standard math. But IMDb artificially scores our film a 7.1. Why?
The Oppenheimer movie, for example, has the same aggregate score as Target List and is rated 8.7 on IMDb. Why?
In the case of the Target List, I believe that Big Pharma and other corporate interest groups may be responsible for these activities. Don’t forget that our film delivers a timely and truthful underlying message for those individuals who are awake enough to receive it. That message, by the way, is: Big Pharma and Big Medicine aren’t your friends!
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Luckily for us, our movie’s viewership and popularity have increased because of the continued rating fakery and visitors from NoFakeNews checking out the film.
The Target List film has also recently been attacked on the JustWatch platform, in my opinion, as well.
Since its release in 2023, Target List has received nine thumbs-up ratings, with no accompanying review comments on that platform. Our score on JustWatch was very respectable until recently, and appeared alongside our impressive IMDb rating on search engines.
In the last week, however, our movie received 25 thumbs-down votes, giving it a 14% score out of 100 on the site. Magically, in a week, 25 people suddenly found their way to this smaller platform, and all of them hated the Target List movie. 🤣
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These fake ratings might not seem like anything that important to some folks, but the truth of the matter is that the scores have a significant impact on potential movie viewers. When people see a film with lower ratings, they tend not to watch the movie, and believe me, Big Pharma doesn’t want the public to watch anything that paints a truthful picture of their campaign to keep poisoning humanity.
Our film is not appreciated by Big Pharma, Big Medicine, and apparently Big Hollywood, which is a regular cheerleader for the aforementioned.
One positive aspect, however, is that these individuals are actually helping our movie gain more exposure.
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Yeah, Frank, there’s no doubt that’s what’s been happening with our film. We’ve garnered over 1,200 ratings on IMDb in two years, which is no easy feat for a microbudgeted movie. One thousand of those ratings are 8s, 9s, and 10s. Now, we suddenly hit a stretch where people can only score it as a 1.
I understand that the Target List is detrimental to the medical profession’s image, and perceptions of the people matter a great deal. Nonetheless, I get frustrated when I see the fakery occurring with my story. But then again, I know the message is getting through; otherwise, the campaign to lower the movie’s popularity wouldn’t be in play.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the article.
John
I’ve watched Target List several times. I love the film, but I understand why some people in the pharmaceutical industry might not. People will either love this flick or hate it because it speaks the truth. If you want to see the truth revealed, you’ll give it a ten, and if you want the truth hidden, you’ll score it a one. It looks to me like that’s what’s happening on IMDb.
Frank