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Each movie and each TV season has its own page and its own scores.

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Audience scores

The Popcornmeter is the share of audience ratings that are positive, and it appears only after release once enough ratings exist.

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Verified Ratings need a confirmed ticket purchase. TV and streaming-only titles show the All score.

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Official definitions of the Tomatometer, Fresh threshold, Popcornmeter, Verified Ratings and All score. About Rotten Tomatoes

Official details on Verified Ratings eligibility, Fandango verification, Popcornmeter minimums, rating timing and review length. Rotten Tomatoes FAQ

How the Tomatometer and Popcornmeter are built

The Tomatometer is the share of approved critic reviews that are positive, with Fresh at 60% or higher. The Popcornmeter is the share of audience members who rated a title positively, and a full bucket means at least 60% gave 3.5 stars or more. The Rotten Tomatoes FAQ says the Popcornmeter appears only after release, once a movie has 50 or more audience ratings or a TV season has 25.

Verified Ratings depend on a ticket purchase

When Rotten Tomatoes can confirm a ticket purchase, the default audience score is built from Verified Ratings. The FAQ says verification currently works through Fandango, covers movies released in U.S. theaters from May 2019 onward, and does not cover TV, streaming-only titles or physical tickets. Other titles show an All score, which includes ratings that cannot be confirmed.

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Use filters and sorting to compare price, buyer feedback and average start time. Start time measures the first observed delivery, not completion of the full quantity. Refill and drip-feed depend on the selected service. Ordinary one-time orders have a 15-second pre-dispatch cancellation window; eligible ordinary orders still unresolved after seven days receive a full original-charge Wallet refund, even if delivery happens later.

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Which Rotten Tomatoes page does a listing use?

Each movie and each TV season has its own page with separate scores, so a sequel or a later season is a different target. Use the exact public URL the listing's input field names and check the title, year and season.

What is the difference between the Tomatometer and the Popcornmeter?

The Tomatometer comes from approved professional critics, while the Popcornmeter comes from audience ratings. A title is Fresh at 60% positive critic reviews, and the Popcornmeter shows a full bucket when at least 60% of audience ratings are 3.5 stars or higher.

Why does a title show an All score instead of Verified Ratings?

Verified Ratings need a confirmed ticket purchase, which Rotten Tomatoes can currently check only through Fandango for U.S. theatrical releases from May 2019 onward. TV seasons, streaming-only films and older titles show the All score.

When can audience ratings be posted for a movie?

The Rotten Tomatoes FAQ says ratings and reviews open after a movie's U.S. release date, with exceptions for a verified earlier international release and large preview screenings. Written reviews must be 8 to 1,000 characters long.

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