Anyone can like anything they want. The real problem here is that people have NO IDEA how to view criticism as anything other than a contest. EW's criticism has *content*, but many are eager to win glory as anti-antis, and so pretend that she said "movie bad b/c inaccurate," like some dope.
Robert Borden Stan AccountIf the academy gets pulled into coming out swinging against the biggest adaptation of Homer in probably a couple generations off the back of one prominent scholar deciding to be Reviewer 2 to Nolan's work, it will say, IMO, pretty damning things about academia's ability to foster public engagement.