5 Movies With 90% and More on Rotten Tomatoes to Stream on Max Right Now

The more successful streaming platforms become, the wider the selection of shows and movies you can watch. Max is the streaming service from WarnerMedia, and it features not only titles from pay cable channel HBO, but also a variety of films from the Warner Bros. library and other studios.

Whether you're into sci-fi epics, gripping dramas, or nail-biting thrillers, these five near-perfect movies from the past few years with Rotten Tomatoes scores over 90% are ready to stream now.

1. Sing Sing (2023)

• On Rotten Tomatoes, Sing Sing has 97% from critics and 97% from viewers.
• On IMDb, Sing Sing has 7.7/10.

The prison drama Sing Sing, directed by Greg Kwedar, is one of the most emotionally stirring films of the past years, that's for sure. The movie is based on the real-life arts rehabilitation program at New York's Sing Sing Correctional Facility.

Colman Domingo leads a powerful ensemble cast, many of whom are formerly incarcerated men, in a story of redemption, transformation and the healing power of creativity. With stunning performances and a deeply human core, the film has struck a chord with audiences and critics alike, who say it's not just a movie, but a healing experience.

2. Flow (2024)

• On Rotten Tomatoes, Flow has 97% from critics and 98% from viewers.
• On IMDb, Flow has 7.9/10.

This Latvian-French-Belgian co-production has taken the cinematic world by surprise since its arrival. This animated wonder follows a lone cat navigating a flooded world on a journey that is part survival, part self-discovery. With no dialogue, the film relies entirely on visual storytelling, and it's the best argument for the saying that in film, showing is always better than telling.

3. Companion (2025)

• On Rotten Tomatoes, Companion has 94% from critics and 89% from viewers.
• On IMDb, Companion has 7/10.

This new horror/psychological thriller was Drew Hancock's directorial debut, and it couldn't have gone better, as the film ended up being one of the biggest success stories of the year. An eerie, slow-burning thriller, Companion explores the loneliness of modern life through a story that blends surreal horror with psychological depth.

The film follows seemingly inseparable couple Iris and Josh, whose lives are quickly changed forever after a weekend getaway with Josh's friends and the arrival of an AI intruder.

4. Aftersun (2022)

• On Rotten Tomatoes, Aftersun has 95% from critics and 82% from viewers.
• On IMDb, Aftersun has 7.6/10.

Another perfect directorial debut, but from 2022. Charlotte Wells' Aftersun tells the story of a woman looking back at her past through home-recorded videotapes. Through the footage, she recalls a vacation with her father and pieces together the signs an 11-year-old girl missed.

Aftersun is one of those movies that has an ending that absolutely shocks you and leaves you speechless long after the credits roll. The film perfectly captures the sense of nostalgia and loss without ever being obvious. A perfect, mature way to tell a devastating story.

5. Love Lies Bleeding (2024)

• On Rotten Tomatoes, Love Lies Bleeding has 94% from critics and 82% from viewers.
• On IMDb, Love Lies Bleeding has 6.6/10.

Love Lies Bleeding is a bold and mesmerizing film set in the gritty world of amateur bodybuilding. Kristen Stewart gives one of her best performances to date as a reclusive gym manager who falls for a competitive bodybuilder with a dark past.

The movie blends noir, romance and body horror in a way that feels raw and fresh. With its unique tone and intense chemistry between the leads, it's a genre-defining ride that critics have praised for its originality and daring.