IMDb dropped their comments section last year. Without it, there was little reason to visit. They cited “trolls”, but the real reason was “Conservative opinions.”
They did? That invalidates my post #4.
I joined, but haven’t commented there much. But, I’d make an exception for Obama.
Actually it was floods of anti-Semitism directed at Jewish filmmakers. I flagged a few which were instantly taken down but I guess they couldn’t keep up.
Here in Hollywood, imdb knew the conservatives were indeed trolling as I know a lot of people at netflix, imdb, rotten tomatoes. Unlike the obama years, they know we wont shut up like in the last 8 years of obamatard. Case in point: Red Hen.
Used to love the comments section on IMDB, especially the ‘Ten Things I Learned Watching.....’. They were hilarious. Alas, no more....
No. I don’t think there were ENOUGH conservative comments at all.
But, as with every forum, the low class quickly and heavily came through. The cussing and foulness allowed on so many of these sites is unbelieveable. Never mind when it is pure vitriol.
I heard it was a money decision. The message boards was costing too much.
The IMDB forums were pretty good, and extremely popular. It was obvious the boards were shutdown because there was a significant number of conservatives on the site. They didn’t care how popular the boards were, they just wanted to shutdown the conservative message from reaching others. You know traffic went down significantly without the boards. It’s the same reason last man standing was canceled. Some of these rich liberals will take a loss to shutdown conservative message