I used to watch the old Siskel and Ebert/Ebert and Roeper shows, plus read newspaper reviews and magazines like Empire, Premiere and Sight and Sound. But days have changed, and am wondering how people find their movies of choice these days. Just from the trailers, or a consensus of movie critics? Entertainment Weekly is actually pretty good too at assessing popular culture these days. But what happened to movie criticism, and does anyone care anymore? I know newspapers have cut way back on criticism now, probably syndicating most reviews.

I just started re-watching At the Movies with the two new (permanent?) reviewers A.O. Scott and Michael Phillips. It’s much better than before. I do find it frustrating, though, when a movie critic overpraises mediocrity.

One think you haven’t noticed yet is that the so called newspaper groups have ventured in to entertainment industry. So no wonder you can’t criticize your company movie or one produced by your company’s close friend by now in the industry.

Actually there are a number of sources available to guess abut a particular movie that whether that one will be a good one or not? A number of sites have been available on the internet which will tell about the plot,genre,views and releasing date of a movie. That’s why its criticism is less and there are the most preferable ones.

Yes you are absolutely right martina. moviewatchlist.com is best site for know about plot,genre and releasing date etc.

you visit moviewatchlist and solve your problem.