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Holy hostile message board commentators, Batman!!

The Dark Knight Rises is scoring an excellent 86% on Rotten Tomatoes right now, but that's not enough to satisfy the masses!

The 14% of film critics calling TDKR a dud are being criticized, harassed, and even threatened by a vitriolic bunch of backlashing bat-fans!

These dudes and dudettes are, like, more ill-tempered than Christian Bale after someone from the crew ruins a take!!

It's so bad, RT had to suspend commenting on certain critics reviews — for the first time… EVER!!

The movie hasn't even been released but fans with high hopes are unwilling to believe it might be a dud!!

Look, we hope TDKR will be amazeballs but everyone is entitled to an opinion!

Except Michael Keaton! He gets two!

[Image via Mr Blue/WENN.]

Tags: christian bale, film flickers, michael keaton, rotten tomatoes, the dark knight rises, tom hardy

Are U looking forward to watching Wanderlust this weekend?

You might not after this!

The new Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston comedy, where Jennifer met current real life boyfriend Justin Theroux, got a TERRIBLE review from

Tags: comedy, director, jennifer aniston, justin theroux, movie, paul rudd, people magazine, philadelphia inquirer, producer, reviews, rotten tomatoes, wanderlust, writer

The Oscars aren't for another month, but Best Picture nominee Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close has already beat out every other film nominated in the same category in a much less appealing one — the worst reviewed movie in the last 10 years to be nominated for an Oscar!

Rotten Tomatoes, an internet database that keeps track of movie reviews for every movie released since 1999, gives the nominee a 47% ROTTEN rating! 57 critics gave the Stephen Daldry flick a positive review, but 64 weren't as kind.

To give you an idea of what some negative nancies said about it, here a couple quick quotes we found from the rotten reviews:

Tags: 2012, academy awards, award, bad reviews, critics, drive, extremely loud and incredibly close, nominations, oscar, released, rotten tomatoes

Wowsa! Pretty soon we'll NEVER have to leave Facebook…except maybe to use the bathroom (until they make an app for that).

Yesterday, we were happy to hear about Fbook's new Ticketmaster app, which actually seems like something that we'd probably utilize.

Now, we're hearing that Facebook is adding 60+ new apps to its Timeline, including the following:

Tags: apps, facebook, foodspotting, friends, moor insights and strategy, nike, patrick moorhead, rotten tomatoes, ticketmaster, timeline

At least he's not peeing fire in this preview! Ugh…

Check out the newly released trailer (above) for Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, which hits theaters this February.

We'll probably skip this one…but then again, maybe this seemingly unnecessary sequel will surprise us and get shockingly good reviews, kind of like the new Mission: Impossible, which is 94% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes!

OR maybe we'll skip opening night of Ghost Rider 2, and instead watch some of Nic Cage's good movies from days gone by. Sigh…Adaptation, Leaving Las Vegas, Raising Arizona…Sigh…

What do U think? Will U check out Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance when it gets released???

Tags: adaptation, ghost rider spirit of vengeance, leaving las vegas, mission impossible, nic cage, nicolas cage, peeing fire, pereztv, raising arizona, rotten tomatoes, trailer, video

To be honest, we're not even surprised.

Adam Sandler's movie Jack and Jill, co-starring Al Pacino and Katie Holmes, has so far received a ZERO PERCENT rating on the Rotten Tomatoes website, basically meaning it's the worst-reviewed of 2011, and probably one of the worst-reviewed films of all time.

It's currently tied with Bucky Larson: Born To Be A Star, another Happy Madison production, and the Sarah Palin documentary The Undefeated as having the lowest percentage ever.

Hmm, that's some pretty stiff and, yeah, well,

Tags: adam sandler, al pacino, bad movie, jack and jill, katie holes, rotten tomatoes, zero percent

OUCH.

The Adam Sandler-produced film Bucky Larson: Born To Be A Star, has received a very rare zero percent approval rating on the Rotten Tomatoes website.

Even though the movie received moderate to pretty good ratings, it opened up to a pretty sad $1.5 million in its opening weekend.

What's even sadder is that it's one of the worst studio openings ever. This sounds like a major catastrophic fail. At least Catwoman got a 10% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Meanwhile, Zookeeper crosses the $70 million mark….

Tags: adam sandler, bucky larson born to be a star, fail, rotten tomatoes, zero percent