Lawlight said:
It wasn't as early and we don't know what the conditions were for each screenings. A critic having one bad experience with a studio is enough to make him/her bias. Personally, the only way I can see critics recommending some of those Disney movies is the later treating them very well somehow. |
Lawlight, you don't seem to know how things work. The earlier a product is shown off prior to release the better. This is usually a sign of a well made product. When a studio is not confident in a film they typically don't do pre-screenings or they do them shortly before the film releases and embargo the reviews to keep word from getting out as long as possible.
