Rotten Tomatoes ratings

Returns Rotten Tomatoes data for movies and TV shows found by keyword or title link. Each result is one title with its Tomatometer and audience scores, review counts, cast, director, genres and content rating. Useful for media research, comparing critic and audience reception, and enriching film or TV catalogs.

What you get

• Title, type (movie or TV series), link and year
• Genres, content rating and runtime
• Tomatometer score, sentiment and Certified Fresh flag
• Average critic rating and critic review count
• Audience score, sentiment, average rating and review count
• Cast, director and producers
• Number of seasons for TV series
• Poster image link
• The keyword that found the title

What it can do

• Search by keyword, one search per term
• Pass title links for exact matches
• Combine keywords and links in one run
• Cap the number of titles collected

Limits

• Up to 2,000 results per run
• Only publicly visible data
• Returns scores and counts only; individual review text is not included
• Keyword search follows Rotten Tomatoes' own search and may return related titles; use links for exact matches
• Scores can be empty for titles with too few reviews, and runtime is often empty for TV series

Input options

Example

Ask your AI for the data in plain words and it picks this source. Developers can also call source procli_rottentomatoes_a directly through the REST API or MCP with an input like this:

{
  "maxItems": 50,
  "searchTerms": [
    "inception"
  ]
}

How to use it

1. Create an account at prolevelmax.com. New users receive $1 in sign-up credit after verifying their email (one per person). No card required.
2. Connect your AI. In the Dashboard, open Get started → Coding tools and API → Generate setup instructions and paste the instructions into your AI (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex and others). You can also add the MCP server https://prolevelmax.com/mcp or call the REST API.
3. Request data. Your AI selects a source, quotes the price and runs it only after you confirm. Results are returned as structured JSON that the AI can format as a table or report.

FAQ

All Rotten Tomatoes sources and prices