Check Out This List Of 50 Movies With Highest Ever Ratings On Rotten Tomatoes (4 of 10)

E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982); 98 percent

If you ask ten people to name their best feel good movie, four would definitely rate E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial at the top of their lists. This Steven Spielberg classic is known for its story that focuses on love and friendship at its core. The movie held the record for the highest grossing movie of all time before Spielberg himself broke it with his next super hit movie Jurassic Park.

A Quiet Place (2018); 95 percent

Set in a post-apocalyptic world, A Quiet Place is directed by John Krasinski (The Office fame), which stars John Krasinski himself and his award-winning actress wife Emily Blunt in leading roles. The major plot of the story revolves around a family that is trying to survive this post-apocalyptic world, which is filled by blind aliens, with their sharp hearing powers. The movie is literally a quiet place as the family tries to save their lives from the extra-terrestrial creatures. The film won several awards around the world, including the Golden Globe award.

Coco (2017); 97 percent

A movie inspired by famous Mexican holiday Day of the Dead, this story is of a boy who by mistake gets transported to the land of the dead. The movie was especially careful with how they portrayed the Mexican culture, and earned praises for its amazing storytelling and also won the Oscars for the Best Animated Feature Film, apart from several others.

Dunkirk (2017); 92 percent

Dunkirk was Christopher Nolan’s dream project ever since he became a director. Unfortunately, he didn’t have the studio’s backing and the budget. Finally, he made the movie and it was loved by the audiences and the critics alike. The story revolves around the soldiers stuck at Dunkirk and their evacuation – set during the World War II. The movie was praised for its brilliant sound design and a great ensemble cast, it went on to become the highest grossing movie that was based on a World War II story. The movie received a total of eight Academy nomination and went on to win three of those, making it a truly epic movie one cannot miss.

Spotlight (2015); 97 percent

Released in the year 2015, Spotlight earned rave reviews from critics and was loved by the audiences as well. The flick revolves around a true story based in Boston where a group of journalists investigate cases of child sex abuse by priests in numerous Catholic churches. The movie starred Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton and Rachel McAdams in leading roles. It was praised for the way it handled the storytelling, and went on to win the Oscars for the best picture and best screenplay.