Rotten Tomatoes ... least 60 per cent of reviews with 3.5 stars, and a "stale" badge for films that don't meet that criterion. How does a film get Verified Hot on Rotten Tomatoes?

(“Verified” reviews mean that Rotten Tomatoes can confirm the rating if the person had purchased a ticket for that film through Fandango.) Rotten Tomatoes has published a full list of Verified ...

That’s not to say that anyone cannot have a worthwhile and informed opinion, but Rotten Tomatoes audiences are ... issues in the literary world.) I do not mean to gatekeep the act of criticism ...

(“Just take our word for it, these are the only reviews you need to read …”) The point of a site like Rotten Tomatoes is to inform visitors, and it’s hard to see how you do that by adding ...

Rotten Tomatoes is introducing a new “elevated” audience review score for TV shows and films, promising to scrutinize user review scores as much as critic reviews ... how does a film become ...

but it’s worth reviewing what exactly the scores mean first. Rotten Tomatoes generally shows percentage scores for movies, but this is different from the actual rating of the movie itself.

A film or television programme is deemed "rotten" if its reviews are less than 60 per cent positive. Occasionally, fandom and cultural conflicts turn Rotten Tomatoes scores into battlegrounds.