> As you can see, these voters — the ones that manage to break through the algorithm — are overwhelmingly male and between the ages of 18 and 29.
Males rated the movie 9.3, females rated it 9.2. That's close enough that there being more males than females is irrelevant.
> It’s also interesting to note that the breakdown is mostly international, and these high-scoring movies seem like what you might be into if you were perhaps, a young person in South America or the Middle East who was trying hard to show that you had “good” American taste.
US users rated the movie 9.3, non-US users rated it 9.2, so as with male/female this is insignificant (and if it was significant it is in the wrong direction for the author's point as the international users rated the movie lower).
Males rated the movie 9.3, females rated it 9.2. That's close enough that there being more males than females is irrelevant.
> It’s also interesting to note that the breakdown is mostly international, and these high-scoring movies seem like what you might be into if you were perhaps, a young person in South America or the Middle East who was trying hard to show that you had “good” American taste.
US users rated the movie 9.3, non-US users rated it 9.2, so as with male/female this is insignificant (and if it was significant it is in the wrong direction for the author's point as the international users rated the movie lower).