Fake IMDb negative rating campaigns

I don’t care what genre we examine; it is blatantly apparent that anything that carries great influence over society is carefully controlled by the powers that be, and absolutely nothing is left to chance.

I have been aware of the overseer’s careful control of public perception since my earlier years. I observed how newspaper articles were crafted, television programs were edited, and radio programming was delivered.

Sports and entertainment have always been tools used by the controllers to modulate the emotions of people.

We couldn’t have had a world vaccine genocide disguised as an infectious disease emergency without decades of Hollywood programming that pumped up the fear of germs and the greatness of medicine in the minds of the masses.

Since my introduction to the movie business in 2020, I have become even more conscious of how specific film productions are financed and promoted by the government and other industries.

There is a reason why Oppenheimer was the number one movie in America, with a very high IMDb rating for most of the summer. The government and other intelligence agencies wanted people exposed to a heavy dose of the nuclear weapons technology lies. The nuke narrative is predicated on a government psyop that has been ongoing since the end of WWII.

Oppenheimer is a brutally boring movie that portrays the storyline of making the atomic bomb. It is pure bullshit, and besides the fact that nuclear weapons technology is fake, the film is the only real bomb in the theater.

I have witnessed firsthand with our movie Target List how movie ratings are fixed to keep the production from gaining serious public attention.

When the movie launched in April 2023, we were getting truthful public feedback about the film. Even the movie journalists who reviewed Target List gave it glowing remarks. Then, the movie began to pick up steam and gained access to the TUBI, Apple, and Roku platforms. The film got serious attention on TikTok, and all of a sudden, after virtually very few negative ratings or reviews for six months, the negative ratings campaign was launched on IMDb.

Most of the negative ratings came from a few players creating fake accounts. It was and continues to be a coordinated attack; make no mistake about what is in play.

An influx of one and two-star ratings ensued. Then, the perpetrators would downvote positive reviews and upvote the negative comments to ensure the negative reviews appeared at the top of the page.

This is the type of nonsense you have to deal with when you write a movie that suggests big pharma is not interested in people’s health and would go to extraordinary measures to eliminate technologies that might help humanity.

Who would hate a movie that showcased the truth about big medicine? Would the public, who has been the victim of a vaccine genocide for over three years, hate our film?

I think not!

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Fake IMDB Ratings Continue

Our movie Target List is being attacked on the IMDb platform with a fake ratings campaign.

People or bots leave one-star ratings without watching the film to lower the production’s overall IMDb rating. This is intentionally done to make Target List appear less appealing to moviegoers.

Someone doesn’t want our film to gain more popularity because it delivers a truthful message to the public about the pharmaceutical industry’s practices. Gee, I wonder who that might be.

There appears to be an ongoing effort to try and paint the movie as a poor-quality production. While I realize that the perception of art is a subjective practice and that everyone has different tastes and likes concerning movies, it is evident that many of the low ratings Target List has recorded on IMDb are fake results.

A recent review on IMDb claims our film is the worst the reviewer has ever seen. The reviewer has been an IMDb member for four years and has left one review, an eight-paragraph commentary on our film, which he hated and watched for 15 minutes. Who bothers to do such a thing without having an agenda? Maybe he should try sitting through Asteroid City and Oppenheimer; then, he might change his mind.

Additionally, the Target List movie continues to stack up eight, nine, and 10-star ratings on the IMDb platform. Regardless of how many of these high ratings are recorded, the film’s IMDb rating never moves up from where it is. Once a one-star rating is registered, the movie rating average immediately drops lower. Target List’s statistical rating average is 8.7, but IMDb currently has the movie rating set at 6.1. This platform is one of the most rigged and crooked ones in existence!

TARGET LIST IMDb RATING: 6.1