Among the top-rated movies ever, there are likely many films that pop into your head. Classics such as The Godfather, Seven Samurai, and Singin’ in the Rain often come up in discussions about all-time greats, and they all boast a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Interestingly, another movie with a perfect rating is less popular than these, even though it has garnered more positive reviews than any of them.
In the year 2008, the film titled “Man on Wire” achieved a perfect rating of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, based on a total of 159 reviews. Remarkably, all these 159 reviews were positive, meaning there wasn’t a single negative review among them. This places it among the films with the highest number of perfect Rotten Tomato scores.
As a cinephile who’s always seeking out extraordinary tales, let me share my enthusiasm for “Man on Wire,” a film that recounts Philippe Petit’s daring high-wire walk between the iconic World Trade Center towers in 1974. Instead of following the usual documentary format, director James Marsh crafted this movie as if it were a thrilling heist flick. The reason? Petit had to execute his stunt under the radar, avoiding detection from the authorities at all costs. To maintain suspense, Marsh cleverly combined scarcely seen, behind-the-scenes footage of Petit’s meticulous preparations with some skillfully reenacted scenes that propel the narrative forward.
Check out the surprising rollercoaster ride of the film Man on Wire, now easily accessible to viewers on Prime Video! This intriguing movie can be streamed on Amazon’s service, expanding its reach and allowing many more individuals to explore it.
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Amazon Prime Video has added a variety of fresh movies to its streaming collection as of early June, featuring popular titles such as “Platoon”, “Happy Feet”, and “Billy Madison”.
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8. Bloodsport
9. Brokeback Mountain
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12. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
13. Cowboys & Aliens
14. Daddy Day Care
15. Dead Man Walking
16. Fled
17. Godzilla (2014)
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19. Half Baked
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22. Heartbreakers
23. Letters from Iwo Jima
24. Life (1999)
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26. Midnight Cowboy
27. Mississippi Burning
28. Moneyball
29. Nanny McPhee
30. Oblivion
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36. Ronin
37. Serenity (2005)
38. Stargate
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