How did a bad film like A Beautiful Life and Once upon a Time in America get such a high douban score?

I haven't seen "Once upon a time in America" and don't comment. Saying "Beautiful Life" is a bad film can only show that the landlord didn't understand it at all! The film tells the touching legend of an optimistic father who achieved a better life for his children, and embodies the greatness of fatherly love ... (I'm sorry I'm too stupid to express it). The landlord really thinks the douban score is too high. I suggest going to Douban to have a closer look at some popular film reviews. After reading it, I can refute the views of the film critics and continue to stick to my own views, so that people will not feel that the landlord's problems are really superficial!