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- by paulofilmo
- Fri Dec 07, 2018 9:19 am
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: RULES that help you decide how to vote
- Replies: 24
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livelove wrote:But I think by far the
biggest benefit is that your
scores stay consistent throughout time, because they always have the same numerical references (e.g. fixed scores for "boring" or "entertaining"). This safes me from scoring an "entertaining" film 30 on one day and "50" 6 months later when I have somewhat forgotten, how I used to rate "entertaining". As an additional benefit, this also helps to avoid the
rock/paper/scissors problem.
cool! at the risk of repeating ourselves . . another issue is when something tht used to impress me (an
aspect of art), no longer does.
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i'll have to test a "good"
lars von trier, or something like
Inland Empire. i'd be circling things all over the shop
To have any chance of the method working, you first have to adapt the ranges to your taste!
sure, i was just playing. could we say that perhaps i felt about that film, more or less how you feel about a film you've rated 65?
feel free to keep correcting me. you're very good at it.
