Just like Rand's books, the critics hate it but the people love it.

This extremely lopsided score reminds me that I really really disliked a recent movie I saw called, “Melancholia.” This was a movie critics liked, audiences less so. One said it was "a beautiful movie about the end of the world." Another, "an extraordinarily ambitious exercise in nihilism." Most seemed to like it because it was about sadness and depression.
For the first 10 minutes of this movie the world ends in slow motion and all life in the universe is extinguished while music plays. That was the best part. Then in what must be some kind of flash back it is all about two sisters – one a bitch and the other with her son and hating that her sister's a bitch. At the end of the movie three of them get in a magic cave they built while the planet Melancholia crushes them in to dust. My only guess why these critics liked this movie is that some want everything thing to be fair and equal for all of eternity.
That's my view anyway.

Part 2 is objectively better than Part 1, and Part 1 got 11% on Rotten Tomatoes. That is all you need to know about the Part 2 rating.

Any movie that had this high of a ratio of audience acceptance to critical rejection would make me want to go see it.

Rotting Vegetables = POISON, not "compromise" food .

(Yes, I realize Tomato is Fruit.)