'Black Panther': Rotten Tomatoes Denounces Group Taking Aim at Audience Score | THR News

Rotten Tomatoes has condemned a Facebook group for attempting to manipulate audience scores for Disney and Marvel's Black Panther. The group, known for similar actions against other Disney films, created an event to give Black Panther a poor audience score. Rotten Tomatoes emphasized its commitment to preventing hate speech and monitoring its platform. The Facebook group was deactivated shortly after Rotten Tomatoes' statement. Facebook, under Mark Zuckerberg, has pledged to reduce hate speech on its platform. Black Panther, directed by Ryan Coogler, features a predominantly black cast and is expected to have a strong box office debut.

What was the main reason for the Facebook group's campaign against Black Panther on Rotten Tomatoes?

• To support Warner Brothers DC movies

• To express dissatisfaction with Disney's treatment of franchises

• To promote another superhero movie

• To increase the movie's audience score

How does Rotten Tomatoes plan to handle users who engage in hate speech?

• By promoting their comments

• By ignoring their activities

• By blocking them and removing their comments

• By supporting their campaigns

What action did the Facebook group take after Rotten Tomatoes issued its statement?

• They partnered with Rotten Tomatoes

• They apologized publicly

• They deactivated their page

• They increased their campaign efforts

Which previous movie was targeted by the same Facebook group before Black Panther?

• Star Wars: The Last Jedi

• Wonder Woman

• Avengers: Endgame

• Justice League

Who directed the movie Black Panther?

• Ryan Coogler

• Chadwick Boseman

• Mark Zuckerberg

• Andy Serkis