"Civil War" (2024) Rotten Tomatoes page: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/civil_war_2024
I will resolve based on the Tomatometer score (i.e. critics, not audiences) on April 26th (two weeks after release).
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NOTE: "Civil War" just premiered at SXSW, and some reviews have already been published—I'm still running this market because I expect many reviews to be held until release, so the Rotten Tomatoes score could shift quite a bit.
I will use whatever precision is listed by Rotten Tomatoes (typically an integer percentage, no decimal, and ties resolve NO).
Example: the Tomatometer for Alex Garland's earlier (masterpiece) "Ex Machina" is currently 92%.
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@traders Resolves NO. Final score 81%. Happy final-weekend-of-Manifold-subsidized-liquidity! Get your bets in now, no matter how small, if you want any of these markets to have liquidity in May 🙏. Place your bets on the Rotten Tomatoes scores for FURIOSA and DEADPOOL 3:
@LingzhiYang Yes it would need to climb to 83% to resolve YES (although it’s very very close, probably just a few reviews)
@Ziddletwix I'm surprised the score remained so high for a week. The movie in comparison is Oscar winner Crash released year 2004, only had score 74%.
First reviews are out: RT’s summaries
I’m incredibly excited. Annihilation is still one of the scarier movies I’ve ever seen, and I loved it. I’m here for whatever Alex Garland is serving
