The Rotten Tomatoes Index is a way of evaluating a movie or television production as a whole in terms of freshness by using fresh red tomatoes to indicate positive evaluations of a movie or television production, and smashed green tomatoes to indicate negative evaluations of a movie or television production. So if it's a red tomato, the higher the index the better the movie.

Rotten Tomatoes is a well-known movie and television review website that provides movie reviews, movie ratings, movie show previews, and trailer releases.

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Principle of the Rotten Tomatoes rating

Rotten Tomatoes' evaluation of a A movie is rated by Rotten Tomatoes based on all of the site's accredited critics, and the site determines whether a review is good (Fresh Tomatoes) or bad (Rotten Tomatoes) based on the critics' ratings, and the staff uses aggregate

data to determine whether the review is positive ("Fresh" (?°Fresh?±)) or negative (Rotten Tomatoes). fresh", marked by a bright red tomato) or negative ("rotten", marked by a green smashed tomato).

The site tracks the content of all reviews and the percentage of positive comments. If more than 60 percent of the reviews are positive, the work is considered fresh. Conversely, if a work has less than 60 percent positive reviews, it will be labeled "rotten".

Rotten Tomatoes now also has a certified fresh label, which requires a movie to be at least 75 percent fresh.

Baidu Encyclopedia - Rotten Tomatoes, an American movie review site