Netflix Removes Highest Rated Rotten Tomatoes Movie in Weeks

Netflix is seeing a mix of critical acclaim and renewed interest in its original content lineup this month. The 2018 thriller "Leave No Trace," which holds a perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, will be leaving the platform on June 30, offering viewers a chance to watch this highly praised film about a PTSD-affected veteran and his daughter. In television, shows like "Jane the Virgin," "The Bear," and "Fleabag" maintain perfect Rotten Tomatoes ratings, showcasing a range of genres from romantic comedy to workplace drama and dark humor. New Netflix Originals this week include a magic special by Justin Willman, a documentary about former Toronto mayor Rob Ford, and the return of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders docuseries. Among binge-worthy series recommendations, "Bodies," a sci-fi thriller spanning multiple time periods, and "The Lost Pirate Kingdom," a mix of documentary and drama on piracy, stand out. Additionally, the workplace comedy "Tires" has seen a significant improvement in its second season, jumping from a 40% to an 80% Rotten Tomatoes score, drawing praise for its storytelling and character development.