A fact is a fact: Twitter can make or break the fate of any movie. It happened with “Bruno” for the first time, and it has been happening constantly ever since.
This does nothing but highlight the transcendence that Twitter can have, and the place it will occupy in the history of telecommunications. If you are unconvinced, just let me remind you that not so long ago there was talk of a Nobel Prize to its creators. Of course, that was all it was: talk, buzz, rumor. But the fact someone brought the point into the picture and it was picked up by others is staggering when you think about it.
Coming back to the world of entertainment, MovieCritter gathers together every tweet that revolves around a movie experience, provided it follows a format which is set down on the site. Basically, you tweet out the name of the movie, a rating (in %), and a brief comment. The scores are then aggregated, and those who visit the site can quickly figure out if a movie is worth their while or if it has been the hype of the millennium.
As you can see, this is something very easy to get to grips with. I feel it is fair to say that if you are a bit of a movie adept it is going to keep you hooked for quite a bit. And casual moviegoers are going to appreciate such an objective database being available.
Moviecritter.com In Their Own Words
“Movie reviews via Twitter.”
Why Moviecritter.com It Might Be A Killer
If it catches on it can become a reliable (and live) source of information for moviegoers worldwide.
Some Questions About Moviecritter.com
How will Moviecritter advertise itself, and where? 
