The reason I compiled that was to compare what the critics seemed to like with what audiences liked, because to me the audience should be more important to Disney than the critics in regards to the remakes if making money is their goal (and we know it is, they have to see the remakes as easy cashgrabs and nothing more). The critics wanted the remakes to vary widely like Mulan and the audience hated it; audiences loved Aladdin while the critics started taking their disdain over the remakes out on that film.Sicoe Vlad wrote: Interesting. I never pay any attention to critics, to be honest. Mainly because they think that they're some sort of experts when it comes to movies, when in reality, they're just expressing their opinions. But their arrogance in stating these opinions make me totally ignore them.
Like you, I don't attach more weight to critics in general either. I'll like what I like regardless of what anyone says (and dislike what I dislike, too). I think if you find a critic you agree with on most of their reviews, that's when you start to attach value to what they recommend seeing.