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On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, 78% of 246 critics gave the series a positive review, with an average rating of 7.05 out of 10. The website's critics consensus reads, "Taking fresh risks with Star Wars lore while having infectious fun playing with the stylistic trappings of a galaxy far, far away, The Acolyte is a Padawan ...
The Acolyte has the lowest Rotten Tomatoes score of any show or film in the Star Warsfranchise after receiving a slew of negative reviews by trolls.. The new series currently has a 14 per cent ...
3/5 The showrunner of this new outing for the franchise has described the series as a mix of ‘Frozen’ and ‘Kill Bill’. It’s ambitious and admirably different, but poorly executed
In the first episodes Disney made available for review, new "Star Wars" show “The Acolyte” showed enough to merit continued viewing.
The Hollywood Reporter, ComingSoon.net, The Mary Sue, The Independent, CBR, and The Root reported that the series was "panned" by audiences through review bombing the series on public review sites like Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, and IMDB, with some critics saying that those who review-bombed the series were "annoying" and racist.
Bergman went on to say that they’ve seen “some growth” with the recently launched Skeleton Crew, while “the reviews have been excellent”; Andor Season 2 (due out April 25) is ...
It's a matter of attribution being appropriate. Review bombing happens with every mass media entry in a large franchise. "How much" review bombing there was is impossible to substantiate. All we know is "there was a degree of review bombing" and "commentators have attributed negative audience reception to review bombing."
In the four episodes — of an eight-episode season — shared with critics in advance, “The Acolyte” combines the classical elements that give “Star Wars” an evergreen appeal with new ...