Of course, the audience is entitled to make bad reviews. After all, the film is made for the audience, not for the filmmakers. There is a lot of stress about making a movie, but the audience doesn't know it at all. The audience just wants to see what they want to see and what shooting art they don't understand. Maybe they think this movie, which is called a good movie by filmmakers, is not good at all. They can't see the deep meaning of this movie, which is not their favorite movie. Then of course they will give bad reviews.

but I think both sides should take a step back. The director should not ask too much of the audience. They didn't learn this line in the first place, and it is also their qualification to make bad reviews. If it is not malicious film reviews, you can't ask those who make bad reviews to apologize and delete film reviews. And the audience can't make malicious film reviews. After all, every director's style is different, but many directors make movies with their heart. Won't your malicious film reviews hurt your own conscience? You can say that you don't like the film yourself, but don't play the role of a professional to criticize the film. You are not qualified.