User talk:Cuidadoheleno

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Please read MOS:FILM and template:infobox film before making further changes to the layout of film articles. The instructions and guidelines are not always easily found, and some of them are counter-intuitive. However, this is where most of them are. The "starring" parameter should be limited to the names on the film's poster. If someone's name is not on the poster, they're not a "star" as the infobox defines it. There had to be cut-off somewhere, and that's what consensus decided. We also need to cite a reliable source for production companies and distributors. The names that appear on the poster or other promotional material could be there for almost any reason, such as contractual reasons that have nothing to do with distribution or production. Also, please do not change sourced content just because you think the source doesn't say what you think it should say. When a film has a "rotten" rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a "mixed" rating on Metacritic, you can't just ignore Rotten Tomatoes and say that it "received mixed reviews" – according to Rotten Tomatoes, it received negative reviews. NinjaRobotPirate (talk) 05:23, 11 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]