Grand Mesa

I said it was going to bomb. Not much to be said for the RottenTomatoes "audience" though...............

May 29 - 12:52 PM

David Tanny

47% All Critics, 43% Top Critics.

May 7 - 10:25 PM

EntertainMeOrDie .

18%
Consensus: "Shitty movie; critics are saying it's Leo's worst, even worse than J Edgar".

May 6 - 12:17 PM

Gage Kent

50%

May 6 - 02:09 AM

Kyle VanderHeyden

probably in the upper fifties

May 5 - 01:38 PM

JJ .

Eh, I know it's the 'new trend' to make your review, but I'm just going to leave it that it's going to be between 60 and 80%. Leonardo DeCaprio will probably save the day, the film itself looks more or less like the book, and of course it has Luhrmann. But I'm having doubts after seeing no reviews and the fact that it's in 3D.

May 5 - 08:58 AM

Nicholas Moody

I'd say around a 70-80%
"Although The Great Gatsby is not as great as the book, it still has an excellent performance from Leonardo Dicaprio and a great storyline."

May 5 - 04:21 AM

Sebastian Diaz

i don't know a drama in 3D, feels like a money cashgrab with a huge cast, i would like 85%+ but pretty sure it is going to be about 60-70, anyways im always wrong i though IM3 was gonna be 85, Oblivion 92, Pain and Gain 75.

May 4 - 11:13 PM

Nicholas Perez

70 to 80 percent

May 4 - 04:28 PM

Seb Moore

66% - "although it lacks the subtlety of Fitzgerald's novel, Baz Luhrmann's adaptation features astonishing visuals and a strong central performance from Leonardo DiCaprio".

May 1 - 10:40 PM

Tony Eddard Stark

My opinion? Low 60s to mid 70%s. I am having a problem not comparing it to Redford's version.
Critics? Mid to high 80%s. I have a feeling the majority will give it positive reviews.
Teens - 20s? 90-100%. Has flash, Leonardo, and hip-hop music.
30s - 40s? Between 40-50% or 80-90%s. They will either hate it or love it.
50s & older? Most won't grace this movie with a thought. I don't blame them either.

May 1 - 02:57 PM

John Mathews

I honestly have no freakin' clue with this one. I'll just say.. somewhere in the 60's or 70's.

May 1 - 09:14 AM

Tallulah Robinson

Since when did writing your own review-summarising sentence become a thing? It's weird.

I think it's a given this movie will look spectacular, but I honestly wouldn't have a clue about anything else. By the looks of the trailer, Luhrmann has, not astonishingly, missed the entire point of the entire damn book, but I don't think that's something that would bring the tomatometer down. I'd say...low 70s or so.

May 1 - 05:52 AM

Sean Patrick

61%

"An enjoyable remake of the classic Fitzgerald novel that ultimately relies too heavily on its style and performances to hide its lack of substance."

The plot of Fitzgerald's novel was never the strong point, but the style. I think the movie will follow suit.

Apr 30 - 09:02 PM

Spencer Rhodes

Too many skeptics here. I'm going with 90% or higher. I have high hopes for this film, and I am confident it will live up to them.

Apr 30 - 03:59 PM

Zach Pruhs

73%

Apr 30 - 07:38 AM

President Pedro

Toby is guaranteed to suck big time and is a lead; that'll bring it down good. I say 70-80.

Apr 29 - 07:10 PM

Diego Hard With an Anus

A nice, even 50%

"Although the inevitable film adaptation of the novel is mostly accurate and faithful to the plot, The Great Gatsby is too bulky a work to move over to film and eventually succumbs to the same level of pointlessness and self-indulgence that plagued such films as August Rush and Atlas Shrugged."

Apr 29 - 03:56 PM

Tylerambo: First John Part II

74%
"Baz Luhrmann's adaptation of the timeless F. Scott Fitzgerald novel may not have the best execution, but The Great Gatsby still shines on with astonishing 3D visuals, stellar performances, and a very unique use of modern-day music in its 1920's setting."

Apr 29 - 12:06 PM

EntertainMeOrDie .

I heard the score is produced by Jay-Z so I'm gonna say 0%. Fuck this bastardization of a classic novel.

Apr 29 - 11:36 AM

Andre Pazmino

45%, the film looks Batman & Robin flamboyant mixed with 'Australia' vapidity, though it will most likely be salvaged by the cast and the spectacle.

Apr 29 - 09:51 AM

Alex Aston

Baz Luhrmann is flamboyant style over substance director, I think ultimately it will be between 57 and 35%. He'll probably suck as much subtance out of the source material as he can and replace it with flashy production designs and overuse of modern music in inappropriate historical setting etc. Long story short I'm really not a Baz Luhrmann fan.

Apr 29 - 07:06 AM

Evan McOrr

No film adaptation of "Gatsby" has ever succeeded, and I doubt this one will either. With Baz Luhrmann as director and no clear sense of the audience who will want to see this, I predict less than 50%. Probably closer to 30%.

Apr 25 - 02:30 PM

Justin Downing

Probably around 70-80%

Apr 24 - 06:37 PM

Marco Chaudry

It'll probably end up being the Les Miserables of 2013.

Apr 24 - 06:32 PM

Don Roff

74%

Apr 23 - 05:01 PM

Seb Moore

it doesnt really look like it captures the subtlety of the novel

Apr 23 - 01:51 AM

Donald Prentice

Book was good and the movie was better. The only thing that I remember or gave a crap about in high school. Well that and my history teacher. :) She was also the girls' volleyball coach. Seeing her run braless in a sweaty white t top was AWESOME!!!!! This movie? The Leoretardo DeCappuccino remake? No thanks, pass.

Apr 23 - 12:50 AM

Mark Angelini

72% with an average score of 6.6

Apr 19 - 06:26 PM

Andrea Beaton

Around the 70%. I don't think this will as good as people expect it to be. And I'm not particularly a Luhrmann fan. I'm rather afraid of what he will do to this brilliant story. From what I saw in the trailer, the costuming is awfully inaccurate.

Apr 18 - 11:21 AM

Jacob Miller

I'm going with 88-93% and with some Oscar buzz, I may be putting a little too much faith into this one but I can't help it. I REALLY want this to be good.

Apr 14 - 05:12 PM

Branden Mata

My dream? 90-93%. For some reason I truly have a feeling this will be Baz Luhrmanns masterpiece and be a box office and critical success. The cast is fantastic(Leo,Mulligan,and Edgerton are great, Tobey is okay), the Score sounds absolutely amazing especially from the new trailer, the visuals look splendid(that fireworks scene from the new trailer is jaw dropping), and its from a great source material(the one book I loved In high school).

Realistically thinking though, maybe 78-87%.

Apr 14 - 11:18 AM

Justen Noll

78%

Apr 13 - 03:18 PM

Ronald Neira

80% to 60%

Apr 13 - 07:50 AM

Bob Saget

65%

Apr 11 - 10:27 PM

Radleigh Ang

The previous Gatsby adaptions have been trash, and I don't expect that much different. 50. I hope I am wrong.

Apr 11 - 08:00 PM

Lee Augustus

Luhrmann's movies are usually polarizing, so 60s

Apr 11 - 03:49 PM

Vedant Naik

somewhere in the 70s for me

Apr 10 - 06:43 PM