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If you haven't already, I encourage you to leave a review of season 3 on Rotten Tomatoes. Not just to lower the scores even further, which are already at 30% appreciation, but for something else.
Going to write a review of the finale on Rotten Tomatoes, or even giving it a 0.5-star rating, will show how deeply the fandom is affected, which is what we really think.
On Rotten tomatoes the pro go3 won't be able to accuse us of bothering them, since this is a specialized site for critic. You can say what you really think, do it kindly but be honest.
That way we can see how much this ending has destroyed the fandom.We will finally be able to find out what the majority really thinks, on an official website.Because for this season there are only 1000 reviews instead of the 2500 of previous seasons.
So go ahead and let loose, say what you think, because after what this fandom has been through, it's a good thing that we're talking about it on official review sites and not just on Discord and Tumblr where the pro Good Omens 3 fans are making fun of us.
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Anyway, thank you. I said what I think too.
This must be the 10th time this week the positive crowd doesn't argument but just calls us stupid. Basically the whole defense for this movie is: "you either like it, or if you don't, you're too stupid for appreciating it!". Needless to say, no such argument has ever managed to change my mind on anything lol.
Furthermore, the fact that they call us ungrateful leaves me particularly... angry.I think that's been the case for many people who are anti-GO3, feeling guilty about criticizing We may have had in mind the fact that this project was still released despite everything it had to overcome and despite the Gaiman name that was still associated with it.However, it would be childish to believe that, since what we're criticizing is the script, certainly not the team. We are all more grateful than ever to the team for having done this The scenario itself simply cannot be accepted, and that is why we criticize it.This is a regression in this kind of male fan who treats us as if we were "less fans than them" because we didn't like it.It hurts even more to admit that Good Omens, the series that followed the lives of some of us for 7 years, the series that some waited 30 years to finally see their favourite book, ends You have the magnificent humanist moral that was conveyed to us through this book and the two previous seasons.
So I'm telling you, let's not be like them. Let's continue to present arguments.Let's continue to emphasize that this scenario doesn't fit at all with the Good Omens we love so much. (And I'm specifying here that the technical team did their best and couldn't do anything about the scenario.I will always be very grateful to them for having provided something)
Finally, and most importantly, let's continue to remember Good Omens for what we love most: the book and season 1. and let's continue to create art considering our own Canon, from which this season 3 is absent.
