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r/moviecritic PUBLIC
A subreddit for movie reviews and discussions
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r/moviecritic is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 936,125 members. It currently has a negative sentiment with an engagement rate of 0.2%. With a community friendliness score of 30, this subreddit presents a moderate conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Self-promotion is generally allowed according to recent analysis.
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- Movie-related posts only
- posts and critiques about TV shows that aren't even tangentially related to movies
- News and trailers without critique will be deleted: Lazy posts of news headlines, articles, teasers, trailers will be removed.
- Title Improvement: Going forward, we will be requiring better and more detailed titles. Titles have gotten extremely lazy and clickbaity. Every title will now *require* the name of the actor/actress/director you are discussing *plus* the name of the movie title in the image
- more trying to guess what OP is talking about, or clickbaiting into going into the post. Include the actor/actress' name, and movie title. It's very simple. Takes 2 seconds, and will immensely improve the quality-of-life for the sub. There
- Be Nice: Flame wars, racism, sexist, discriminatory language, toxicity, antagonism, & homophobic remarks will result in an instant ban. Length will be at the moderator's discretion. This is a subreddit to discuss movies, not to fight your political battles. Keep it nice, keep it on-topic.
- Restricting Recent Duplicates: To stop the repetitive/nonstop spam posts of the same actors over and over, we will be removing "recent" duplicates. We do not need an 8th Salma Hayek post this week. If a topic (aka actor/actress/director) has already been submitted in the past month, it will be removed. We believe one month is a fair amount of time in-between related posts. Not too long, not too short.
- Anti-Gooning/Shitpost Measures: It's no secret that this sub has turned into goon-central. Posts are basically "who can post the most cleavage". Lots of paparazzi-like pictures, red carpet photos, modeling images, etc infesting the sub. Going forward, we will require *every* post to either be an official HD still of a film or the official IMDB image of the actor/actress
- more out-of-context half naked pictures of an actress out in the wild. Every submission must be an official still of the film or their IMDB
- Collaborations with Other Film-Related Communities: We will be collaborating with other film-related communities to try and bring more solid content to this community, including and not restricted to AMAs/Q&As, box office data, and movie news. Places like /r/movies, /r/boxoffice, etc. This will be wide-ranging and not as restricted/limited as those other communities, allowing stories here that may not be allowed in those communities due to strict rules. We will encourage crossposting to build discussion here.
- Removing Bots, Karma-Farming Accounts, Bad-Faith Members of the Community: We will start issuing bans to rulebreakers. This will range from perm bans (bots, karma-farming accounts, spammers) to temporary bans (rude behavior, breaking the new rules constantly, etc)
What is r/moviecritic?
r/moviecritic is a public Reddit community created in April 2009 with over 936,125 members. A subreddit for movie reviews and discussions
The community has a negative sentiment and an engagement rate of 0.2%. With a friendliness score of 30, it is considered very welcoming to new members.
Self-promotion is generally allowed, making it a potential opportunity for authentic brand participation.
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