I thought 4.7 was crazy.

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SoundTikTok sound · The Lobotomy

Why it worked

The video leverages a relatable 'film bro' obsession with ratings and statistics, creating a sense of urgency and intrigue around a specific, albeit fictional, cultural event.

Summary

A creator discusses the unusually high and rising rating of a fictional film titled 'You Can See Everything' on various movie review platforms. He uses the data from these platforms to argue that the film's sustained high rating is rare and impressive.

Structure

1Creator expresses surprise at a film's high rating
2Cites specific data from Letterboxd, Rotten Tomatoes, and IMDb
3Compares the film's performance to other movies
4Concludes that the film is a masterpiece

Product placement

Letterboxd (a) it ACTS — the creator uses its interface to show the movie's rating and review count, which is the central evidence for his commentary. Removing it would change the video's core argument. Rotten Tomatoes (a) it ACTS — the creator cites its percentage score as evidence for his point. Removing it would change the video's argument. IMDb (a) it ACTS — the creator cites its score as evidence. Removing it would change the video's argument.

On-screen text

You Can See Everything 2026 TRAILER 174 mins SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT. RATINGS 4.8

Original caption

This is actually insane #filmtok #letterboxd #youcanseeeverything

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Transcript

I thought 4.7 was crazy. This shit went up to 4.8. And that's like 65,000 reviews. That's 65, well no, 65,005 out of five stars. 4.8 stars. The Odyssey thought that they were going to be like the highest rated movie of the year. No, sir. No sir. 99% on Rotten Tomatoes, 99% audience score, like a 9.2 on IMDb, a 4.8 on Letterboxd. We're not even talking about just early like reviews on Letterboxd of it being such a high number, because a lot of movies will get to like 4.5. I even think like Spider-Man: Brand New Day was at 4.3 at one point, but it went down because more people reviewed. This shit went up from 4.7 to 4.8. You don't see that. I think that this movie will stick around at 4.7. I knew this movie was going to do good review wise, but I thought it would like whittle down to like, you know, the average like 92% or like a four out of five stars. No, this is seriously a masterpiece.