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Jon Erwin becomes the first director to achieve four A+ Cinemascores


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Since they became public in 1986

 

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Harold Mintz, President of CinemaScore, hailed the achievement as “unprecedented.” In his own words:

 

“Jon Erwin has now achieved four A+ CinemaScores, more than any other filmmaker since we have been compiling data. For a director to achieve that accomplishment once is a rarity. But to hit that mark four times is not only an incredible distinction — it’s unprecedented. Congratulations to Jon and Brent McCorkle and the entire team at Kingdom Story Company.”

 

 

https://collider.com/jesus-revolution-domestic-box-office-15-million/
 

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They only make Christian movies. It's not that hard to get A+ when youre making low effort brainwashing films like this.

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5 minutes ago, Delirious said:

They only make Christian movies. It's not that hard to get A+ when youre making low effort brainwashing films like this.

Well nobody else has done it so it can’t be easy.

 

Haven’t watched any of his movies so I can’t comment on the “brainwashing” comment. 

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Also I think the President of the organization would know what’s up 

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11 minutes ago, family.guy123 said:

Well nobody else has done it so it can’t be easy.

 

Haven’t watched any of his movies so I can’t comment on the “brainwashing” comment. 

 

10 minutes ago, family.guy123 said:

Also I think the President of the organization would know what’s up 

sis you have to think about it. the only people who will his movies are christians. as usual, any religious movie will get rave reviews by the paticular religious group. they think its extremely impactful etc. but its without a question that they are also extremely biased.

 

all his movies are panned critically and by non religious audiences.

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probably the same ppl who love morgan wallen and give his album a billion t10 weeks

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4 minutes ago, Delirious said:

 

sis you have to think about it. the only people who will his movies are christians. as usual, any religious movie will get rave reviews by the paticular religious group. they think its extremely impactful etc. but its without a question that they are also extremely biased.

 

all his movies are panned critically and by non religious audiences.

Critics don’t know ****. Be serious lmao. My best friend went to film school and he’s a pretentious hack. I wouldn’t trust his opinion on anything arts related. 
 

Replace your first paragraph with Marvel jargon. Same ****, yet marvel’s audiences don’t always give their movies A+. 
 

 

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4 minutes ago, fridayteenage said:

probably the same ppl who love morgan wallen and give his album a billion t10 weeks

Probably..

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I also just looked up a bunch of other Christian movies cinemascores and they don’t all have A+ so… what else do you have to discredit this achievement?

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I thought this was about Taylor's bf.

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ehhhh wait... the Christian movie director that mostly panders to the middle class GOP families in the US?

Stuff like I Can Only Imagine are very local here in the US, especially the South.

I mean they do have good critics reviews, especially for these good fatih and family content, but nothing amazing

Is this audience voted?

 

 

 

 

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7 hours ago, family.guy123 said:

Critics don’t know ****. Be serious lmao. My best friend went to film school and he’s a pretentious hack. I wouldn’t trust his opinion on anything arts related. 
 

Replace your first paragraph with Marvel jargon. Same ****, yet marvel’s audiences don’t always give their movies A+. 
 

 

I mean these are extremely "Safe" movie, nothing too abstract, artistic, controvertial, or thought provoking.

And "felt good" and "good faith" are almost the purpose the movie.

 

Also CinemaScore only include movies with over 1500 north america screens openning,

which is probably a bigger reason to the unexpected achievement, because the "likely more artist" movies,

the ones we heard during award seasons, weren't rated, as the website is only meant for potential box office smashes. 

 

I think its one of those achievements with a lot of conditional statments to be considered, because many people automatically draw eqivalent between good movies and artistic values when they heard news like this. 

 

 

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:rip: 

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CinemaScore is audience-rated. And yes, if you appeal to your target audience to the extent that, most likely, your target audience is the only crowd that's going to show up, it's not surprising your film will get consistently good, if not, great CinemaScores. An A+ is still impressive, but as another user pointed, this would not be as impressive as a mainstream filmmaker getting consistent A+s or a niche filmmaker such as Darren Aronofsky. 

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