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Corolla criticizes film critics’ tendency to blend personal politics with film evaluation, highlighting their left-leaning nature and how this impacts ratings. He believes this politicization erodes trust, with critics’ biases fueling a growing skepticism among audiences who notice and react accordingly.
He also discusses how certain review outlets exclude religious or politically conservative groups because of their stance, further skewing ratings and perception. Corolla points out that the discrepancy between critic and audience scores is increasingly obvious as viewers grow more aware of biases.