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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
since the point was to review the movie BASED on the trailer that does not change how the trailer presents a film. MANY trailers vastly misrepresent the film so I would not change what I said about the trailers.
Josh Hadley on why reviewing a movie that you’ve never seen is ok so long as you’ve only seen the trailer.  Josh Hadley would not change what he said about the trailer, because all of these quotes are about the movie and not the trailer.  If the point was to review the whole movie based on the trailer, which is unprofessional, why does everyone else stick to reviewing just the trailer and not the movie?
you do realize that every one of these were from Geek Juice’s Trailer Park… where the POINT is to review the trailer alone right and before the movie comes out?
Josh Hadley on his reviews of movies he hasn’t seen, by claiming he was only reviewing the trailers, when all are the quotes were written to be absolutist thoughts on the whole movie, and not simply its trailer. 
Also of note is that they only use the good quotes and the honest quotes such as these get kicked away (all real quotes from real critics) “Although Under the Skin screams allegory, it’s hard to see for what.”, “It didn’t get under my skin, just on my nerves.” (Irish Independent) or this great one “Viewers willing to embrace a purely visual experience without dramatic, emotional or psychological substance will comprise an ardent cheering section, but the film provides too little for even relatively adventurous specialized audiences to latch on to, spelling a very limited commercial life.” (Hollywood Reporter)
Josh Hadley on Under the Skin.  This breaking news just in, movie trailers use positive reviews to advertise their movies.  But negative, or positive, at least the people who posted those quotes actually saw the movie, which has an 86% on RT.  And “honest quotes”?  So does that imply that the positive quotes were lying?  What constitutes an honest quote to a man who quotes about movies he’s never seen, like this one.