I would also suggest that part of the difference in scores is driven by the combination of (1) sample selection bias and (2) confirmation bias. That is: people select to movies that coincide with their tastes ... (I can assure you that my wife is NOT going to John Wick IV when it comes out ... but I will) and once at a movie ... most people are loathe to admit that they just wasted $30 bucks ...
I would also suggest that part of the difference in scores is driven by the combination of (1) sample selection bias and (2) confirmation bias. That is: people select to movies that coincide with their tastes ... (I can assure you that my wife is NOT going to John Wick IV when it comes out ... but I will) and once at a movie ... most people are loathe to admit that they just wasted $30 bucks ...
I would also suggest that part of the difference in scores is driven by the combination of (1) sample selection bias and (2) confirmation bias. That is: people select to movies that coincide with their tastes ... (I can assure you that my wife is NOT going to John Wick IV when it comes out ... but I will) and once at a movie ... most people are loathe to admit that they just wasted $30 bucks ...