With a 59 percent average, Netflix's top movies obviously aren't the most popular with critics, but the audience scores are an entirely different manner. Interestingly, Don't Look Up's Rotten Tomatoes score is a little wonky when compared to its actual average reviews, which are good enough for it to rank 4th with 6.3 out of 10, well above the 5.7 average. Related: Why Don't Look Up Set Netflix Viewership Record Despite Mixed Reviewsĭon't Look Up is categorized as "Rotten" on Rotten Tomatoes with a 55 percent score and is currently ranked ninth out of Netflix's top 12 most-viewed movies, including Red Notice, Extraction, Bird Box, Spenser Confidential, 6 Underground, Murder Mystery, The Old Guard, Enola Holmes, Project Power, Army of the Dead, and Fatherhood. It's the highest score out of the Rotten movies on the list but comes in four points below the 59 percent average on the Tomatometer. Netflix originals, especially the top-performing ones, have a reputation for being enjoyable, but flawed, so their respective Rotten Tomatoes scores tell an interesting story. Netflix doesn't usually provide a detailed breakdown of every movie's performance, but occasionally they'll provide some viewership metrics or even a top-ten list, giving insight into what movies are the biggest hits for the streaming giant. Don't Look Upis setting Netflix viewership records, despite its poor reviews, so how does its Rotten Tomatoes score compare to Netflix's other top-performing movies? With an opening weekend that set viewership records, Don't Look Up is contending for Netflix's most all-time views.
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