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The pattern isn’t isolated to Peter Pan and Wendy. Similar manipulations have been observed in other titles like Queen Cleopatra, where the audience score was omitted shortly after release. Concerned viewers and content creators note that Rotten Tomatoes appears to be prioritizing what it deems should be visible over honest audience opinions. By removing or hiding negative scores, the platform seems to be engineering a more curated—and likely more favorable—representation of the films’ reception.