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Most people go Rotten tomatoes If you want to see if a particular movie is “fresh” or “rotten”. It is particularly useful when streamers such as paramount+will increase tons of new movies at the beginning of each month.
In June 2025, Paramount+ Already labeled new publications and classic films with the composition of its impressive library. Watch with us Curated a short list of movies that received at least 90 percent rotten tomatoes.
Risky and Stand next to me are timeless classics from the 80s, while Call me as your name is an oscar-winning drama that catapult Dune‘On Timothée Chalamet Fame.
“Call me as your name” (2017)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krfoikoikijwhvq
Rotten Tomates point: 95 percent
Summer is just the right season to watch this Swoony romance, which was appointed to four Oscars in 2018 and won one of the best custom screenplay. Timothée Chalamet Stars Eliona, tired of the 17-year-old spends his holiday in an Italian cottage with his parents. When a handsome 24-year-old Oliver (Army) coming to study with his father, Elio develops some complex feelings – feelings that a curious postgraduate student can respond to.
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Supervisor Luca Guadagnino– Call me as your name Falsely hijacks youthful romance rush and misery – and laziness to spend the summer waiting for something that happens. Chalamet made his brand with his performance here, and it is even better all these years later.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-dx6ypncv8
Elio is mood, almost impossible and often irresponsible – but she is also horny and eager to please. In other words, he is a regular beloved and lustful teenager, and Chalamet always makes Elio interesting to watch, if not completely sympathetic.
Call me as your name Streaming Paramount+.
‘Risky business’ (1983)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8o8_fmhw9dy
Rotten Tomates point: 93 percent
You can’t blame Joel Goodsen (Tom Cruise) If he wants to have fun – he is 17, his parents are gone throughout the week and he has been a model student and boy. That’s why he hires Call Girl Lana (formed de Mornaay) to come in order to have sex but he gets more than he had agreed when his Pimp Guido (Matrix“ Joe pantoliano) Not like his fall for Joel. When Guido steals something valuable from Joel, he has to raise a lot of money quickly before his parents return and find the mess he has received.
Down, Risky It looks like your average teenage sex comedy, but the film is more serious than you expect. Joel is not just a horny Jock – he is worried about his place in his life and is not quite sure who he wants to be. Even better is De Mornay’s Lana, who uses his sexuality to cover the enthusiastic intelligence. You never know if he would like Joel or play him, and the beauty of De Mornay’s magnetic performance is that it could be both.
‘Stand by Me’ (1986)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEEFK6PSKEY
Rotten Tomates point: 92 percent
Stephen King Known more of his horror novels, but his short story “The Body” was inspired by this warm heartfelt big screen. Fortysomething writer Gordie (Richard Dreyfuss in the present Wil Wheaton Earlier) pondering the summer in his childhood as he went to find a dead body near a dead city with his three friends Chris (Chris (Chris (Phoenix River), Teddy (Corey Feldman) and vern (Jerry O ‘Connell). Along the way, the boys find that they cannot be children forever and that the harsh and adulthood of adolescence is just around the corner.
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Stand next to me is a classic era of story that has been torn over 40 years of its release. It is still the best of the subgroup, for its simple story, actors and silent ending.
The difference is Phoenix because the evil boy, Chris, who does not seem to escape from the reputation everyone has set him. It is a presentation with a surprising depth and melancholy, which makes it even more tragic that he did not live long enough to give them more.
