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Secret perks of being a Rotten Tomatoes approved film critic
Movie Feature
Ali Gray
31st July 2017
Everyone knows Rotten Tomatoes, the review-aggregator website that tells you whether a movie is rubbish or brilliant. But what exactly does it mean to become a Rotten Tomatoes-approved publication? What power does it give you? What perks does it afford, apart from the obvious increase in pheromones that attract the opposite sex? Join us as we lay bare the secret perks of being Tomatometer-approved.
Badge and gun
Ending of every movie texted to you in advance in case you just can't be bothered
Special premium Netflix account that has movies on it
The smallest amount of power that ever went to anyone's head
Email alerts that regret to announce to you when Armond White is at it again
Your pick of the phones collected during pre-screening security measures
10% off at Pizza Express
Thirty minute meet-and-greet session with Evening Standard film critic and dashing raconteur David Sexton
Direct access to Rotten Tomatoes webmaster, Gary
Immunity in online arguments
Reserved seat in front row of selected IMAX theatres
Exclusive password for post-screening access to sinister masquerade ball and orgy held by high society's most influential bloggers
Six pre-written reviews per calendar year, painstakingly crafted by an unpaid writer's room of hungry young writers trying to break into the industry, lol
Answer to the question 'Who is better: Marvel or DC?' (Marvel)
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