NBCUniversal’s Fandango and WarnerMedia’s minor stake in Rotten Tomatoes are both owned by NBCUniversal. However, the website Rotten Tomatoes was originally an independent site that was later acquired by different companies. In what is likely a move to consolidate power, NBCUniversal has been trying to buy out all of Rotten Tomatoes’ shares. This has not gone well, as the company has been met with resistance from the independent site’s owners.
How to access a review on Rotten Tomatoes?
Google Rotten Tomatoes and click the first link.Or visit https://www.rottentomatoes.com/Type the movie name in the search bar of Rotten Tomatoes.You can also type the movie name followed by “review on Rotten Tomatoes” in a Google search. ..
Who owns Rotten Tomatoes?
Rotten Tomatoes is a website that is owned by NBC Universal’s Fandango. In January 2010, Flixster (an American movie website) acquired Rotten Tomatoes. In 2011, Warner Bros bought Flixster resulting in the owning of Rotten Tomatoes too. Later in early February of 2016, Flixster which was the parent company of Rotten Tomatoes was sold along with Rotten Tomatoes to NB Comcast’s Fandango. Though Warner Media retained some stakes in the minority and had a merging of entities that included Fandango. Historically, Rotten Tomatoes has gone through a series of ownership changes that involved companies like IGN Entertainment which took over Rotten Tomatoes in June 2004. Later in September of 2005, Fox Interactive Media (News Corp-owned) acquired IGN Entertainment. ..
Since these two companies don’t have a common ulterior interest, the merger of both companies is unlikely in the near future.
Conclusion
Rotten Tomatoes is a movie streaming platform that allows users to rate and review movies.
Rotten Tomatoes is a review aggregator website that also provides insider information on different movies and TV shows.
Yes, critics can also rate a movie or TV show on Rotten Tomatoes.
You can create a Rotten Tomatoes account using the Sign-Up button available on the site. Once the account is created you can use it to rate and review any particular movie or TV show you want.