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122 Points
Thousands of fake reviews on a movie?
Hi! This movie "Nada a Perder (2018)" is getting a lot of fake reviews from new users.
It's currently rated 9,4.
It's a church and TV channel endorsed movie, whose company in Brazil got caught paying for tickets on empty rooms and fake propaganda.
You can't even click report this on every one, as there are 15,000+ fake reviews from new users.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6910020/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6910020/reviews
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6910020/ratings
It's currently rated 9,4.
It's a church and TV channel endorsed movie, whose company in Brazil got caught paying for tickets on empty rooms and fake propaganda.
You can't even click report this on every one, as there are 15,000+ fake reviews from new users.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6910020/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6910020/reviews
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6910020/ratings
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andrewze
2 Messages
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116 Points
3 years ago
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ava
Employee
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117 Messages
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12.3K Points
3 years ago
Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I've opened a ticket with the appropriate team to investigate this matter.
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bento_5ezl4r17byyf5
2 Messages
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102 Points
3 years ago
This movie http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6910020/reviews was financed by a church. It is obvious that its members, or bots, are writing fake reviews. Journalists in Brazil have uncovered that this church bought all tickets in all cinemas (yes, it is that rich!), so that this movie appears to be a big success. In fact, it is being showed to empty audiences!
Can someone please delete all these fake reviews?
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gabriel_rubinsteinn
2 Messages
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128 Points
3 years ago
'Nothing to Lose" (2018) is a Brazilian movie which is a biography for Edir Macedo, founder of Universal Church of the Kingdom of God. Besides the film being awful, it has a 10 rating on IMDB. But that's not the problem. The main issue is that the church is running a campaign for it's followers to vote 10/10. The lack of ethical behaviour is clear - not only because Edir Macedo is one of the richest men in Brazil, but the church also bought all theaters tickets so the movie could reach a box office record. There are many articles in Brazilian media showing many movie sessions with not a single person watching but sold out tickets. IMDB should definitely look into this, 'cause it misrepresents and distorts the reality.
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lipefleming
8 Messages
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294 Points
3 years ago
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ava
Employee
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117 Messages
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12.3K Points
3 years ago
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