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Sophie-Marie Prime

Sophie-Marie Prime

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Critic Relations Coordinator, Rotten Tomatoes

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  • 9 LGBTQIA+ Icons You Didn’t Know Were Critics

    By Sophie-Marie Prime| Rotten Tomatoes Verified In honor of Pride, Rotten Tomatoes is highlighting LGBTQIA+ voices in our Pride Month hub. As part of the celebration, we’re spotlighting some of the work our Archival Curation team does to bring more LGBTQIA+ critics and publications from history onto the Tomatometer. LGBTQ+ people are everywhere — our family members, teammates, and the icons who inspire us to be our fullest, most disruptive, and most compassionate selves.

    By Sophie-Marie Prime · Rotten Tomatoes

    May. 30, 2024

  • Amplifying LGBTQ+ Press and Independent Films at Newfest 2024

    By Sophie-Marie Prime| Rotten Tomatoes Verified Rotten Tomatoes Lab: Critics Edition is a series of resources designed to support critics in developing their craft and career, from how-to guides to advice on pitching, publishing, and networking, to conversations about film, television, community, and culture. LGBTQ+ press are central to generating buzz around movies that tell queer stories. How do critics balance analytical examination with celebration? How do they help queer films find LGBTQ+ audiences and reach broad visibility as well?

    By Sophie-Marie Prime · Rotten Tomatoes

    Jan. 21, 2025

  • Amplifying LGBTQ+ Press and Independent Films at Newfest 2024

    By Sophie-Marie Prime| Rotten Tomatoes Verified Rotten Tomatoes Lab: Critics Edition is a series of resources designed to support critics in developing their craft and career, from how-to guides to advice on pitching, publishing, and networking, to conversations about film, television, community, and culture. LGBTQ+ press are central to generating buzz around movies that tell queer stories. How do critics balance analytical examination with celebration? How do they help queer films find LGBTQ+ audiences and reach broad visibility as well?

    By Sophie-Marie Prime · Rotten Tomatoes

    Jan. 21, 2025

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Rotten Tomatoes

Rotten Tomatoes is a prominent film and television review aggregation platform that offers comprehensive ratings from both critics and audiences. Founded in 1998 by Senh Duong, Stephen Wang, and Patrick Lee, the site began as a project during the tech boom in the Bay Area. It assigns a "Tomatometer" score based on the percentage of positive reviews, with scores of 60% or higher receiving a "Fresh" rating. The platform features several key services, including the Tomatometer, which aggregates critic reviews, and an Audience Score that reflects user ratings. Rotten Tomatoes also publishes news articles, interviews, and retrospectives, along with guides for television and streaming content. Owned by Fandango Media, it operates under Warner Bros. Discovery and NBCUniversal, serving a wide audience of film and TV enthusiasts.

Founded: 1998