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The Tomatometer rating – based on the published opinions of hundreds of film and television critics – is a trusted measurement of movie and TV programming quality for millions of moviegoers. It represents the percentage of professional critic reviews that are positive for a given film or television show. From RT Users Like You! The Tomatometer is 60% or higher. The Tomatometer is 59% or lower. Movies and TV shows are Certified Fresh with a steady Tomatometer of 75% or higher after a set amount of reviews (80 for wide-release movies, 40 for limited-release movies, 20 for TV shows), including 5 reviews from Top Critics. Percentage of users who rate a movie or TV show positively.What makes Elon Musk tick? Bloomberg Businessweek writer Ashlee Vance looks to answer that question in his new book, Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future. But the SpaceX and Tesla Motors chief didn't make it easy. For Vance, a Johannesburg, South Africa native, part of the drive to unravel the strange legends surrounding Musk was their shared heritage.
But as he told PCMag in a recent phone interview, Musk did not return the fascination. "I thought that being born in South Africa, like Musk, would give me an 'in' – but it didn't, no," he laughed. Vance spent over 50 hours interviewing Musk, who sold PayPal for $1.5 billion and went on to found SpaceX, Tesla, and SolarCity. He also spoke with 300 of his friends, family, and colleagues, at least those who would talk on the record. "My first impression?" says Vance. "He's hard to read and a lot bigger, physically, than you'd expect. But his personality doesn't quite match his appearance. You get the feeling that's he's judging you, that the interview is going to be over very quickly if you say the wrong thing." In the book, Musk comes off guarded and somewhat volatile. Yet he is clearly aware of the useful PR surrounding a book that places his legacy on par with other eccentric industrialists, innovators, and inventors like Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, and Howard Hughes.
Despite demands to have some sort of copy approval (which Vance refused), it seems Musk is still talking with his biographer, albeit grudgingly. "He didn't get to see the finished book until I knew the presses were running," explains Vance. "Then I sent him an electronic version. At first I got a stream of less than pleasant emails. But then, after a few days, he sent me a note and said that: 'On the whole, it was well done.' That's good enough for me." Today, however, Musk took to Twitter to refute some of the stories in Vance's book. For example, he denies criticizing an employee for missing work to be at the birth of his child. "We're changing the world and changing history, and you either commit or you don't," Musk allegedly wrote in an email. It is total BS & hurtful to claim that I told a guy to miss his child's birth just to attend a company meeting. I would never do that. — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 12, 2015 In another tweet, Musk denied calling himself a samurai.
"Ashlee's book was not independently fact-checked. Should be taken w a grain of salt," he wrote in response to a Vox roundup. Still, Vance's book is full of interesting tidbits. PCMag read the manuscript and picked out 12 random, strange factoids to give you a flavor of the book and the man. He likes to eat fried lobster in black squid ink. His cubicle at SpaceX has two giant posters of Mars on either side—a before and after scenario of when he's colonized the planet [p. 5] For his 30th birthday, he rented a castle in England for 20 people and they played the hide-and-seek game, sardines, until 6 a.m. [p.18] In Venice, Musk threw a costume party and came as a knight, using a parasol to duel with a person of extremely reduced dimensions dressed as a mini Darth Vader. Age 10, he was given a Commodore VIC-20 with 5 kilobytes of memory. He took just three days of no sleep to learn BASIC and program it. He totaled his $1 million McLaren F1 sports car doing tricks on Sand Hill Road en route to a meeting with a venture capitalist.
He turned to his colleague in the car and said, "The funny part is it wasn't insured." They had to thumb down a ride to the VC office. While having dinner with fellow PayPal executives at the Hard Rock Café, Las Vegas, he ignored everyone and read an obscure Soviet rocket manual that was moldy and looked like it was bought on eBay. After a failed meeting in downtown Moscow with spacecraft vendors for the Russian Federal Space Agency, Musk's teams commiserated on the flight on the way home. But Musk drew up a spreadsheet, calculating how they could build their own rocket by the time the flight landed in the USA. At a break and traction testing track in Northern Sweden, near the Arctic Circle, where automotive engineers test cars inside a very expensive cooling chambers, Tesla engineers were told to rent an ice cream delivery truck with a large refrigerated trailer instead. He's planning to build a roller coaster to get visitors and staff around the SpaceX HQ [p. 328] After he took his children to see the The Lego Movie, he insisted that they refer to him as Lord Business at home.