Qurator Movie Review App 4+

My favorite thing about this app is the trivia, as the games are actually fun to complete. It’s addictive to be honest and I love the sound effects. Leaving the reviews after answering all the questions is cool but it also unlocks a discussion forum for the movie which I think is an even better feature. I try hard to get a perfect score for my all time favorite films cause the app also gives you level badges on how well you did answering the questions. There could be more movies but the ratings that are there I know are usually much more accurate and honest than something like a rotten tomatoes where there can be blaring inconsistencies on some movies in terms of critics and audience scores. Keep on developing and improving the app and library of movies and this will do great!

Trolls destroy movies’ Rotten Tomatoes scores with bots before they even come out. Racists, misogynists, and generic misanthropes skew scores so badly the previously useful idea of aggregate review by plebiscite becomes non-functional.

On the other side, film studios pay off critics for better reviews, embargo films they know won’t do well, and don’t respect their audience.

Traditional critics are corrupted by money and vote-based critic sites are corrupted by a lack of verification.

ENTER QURATOR. Ever sat around a table talking about a controversial movie, only to realize the loudest critic didn’t even see the movie!? QURATOR prevents the online version of this exact scenario. Before you review a movie you have to prove you’ve actually seen it and remember it. QURATOR is like having your friendly neighborhood Blockbuster nerd back. If you want to know what the real audience for a movie thought of it, this is the ONLY place to find out.

Trolls who want to tank a movie’s score have to watch it, prove they paid attention with a quiz, and then give their (single) review. If a troll is that committed to bringing a score down by a micro-fraction, they deserve it.

Separately, if you love movies, it’s a hell of a lot of fun.

... especially those that like to leave reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, IMDB, Letterboxd and others. It’s got an innovative premise — only those that pass a movie trivia quiz can leave reviews. To avoid people gaming the system, you are locked out of reviewing a movie if you don’t pass for a short while. So you actually have to have really seen the movie to review it. And the quiz element is addictive. It’s got an easy-to-use, professional interface. It will get even better as its movie database grows.