Top 10 Highest-Rated Movies of 2024 You Need to See, According to Rotten Tomatoes.

2024 has been serving some seriously fresh movies on Rotten Tomatoes. Here’s our roundup of the top 10 highest-rated so far — highlighting the most raved-about flicks that Gen Z movie fans won’t want to miss.

1. All We Imagine as Light — 100%

‘Capturing the here and now of modern India with the spontaneity of a candid photograph, All We Imagine as Light is a lustrous achievement that announces Payal Kapadia as an essential filmmaker.’

An indie gem capturing the heart of Mumbai, All We Imagine as Light resonates through every frame with raw authenticity. Critics love its “candid,” almost photographic beauty that illuminates India’s working-class life. Director Payal Kapadia has crafted a “lustrous achievement” here, setting herself as a name to watch in global cinema.

2. Nowhere Special — 100%

This powerful, heart-rending drama follows a father’s search for a family to adopt his son after he receives a terminal diagnosis. Lead James Norton brings an “intensely felt” performance, with critics calling it a surprisingly uplifting story despite its weighty premise. It’s been universally praised for its profound look at love and legacy.

3. Girls Will Be Girls — 100%

This coming-of-age tale, set in a boarding school in the Himalayas, follows Mira’s exploration of identity and desire. Director Shuchi Talati’s work captures both “teenage rebellion” and societal pressure with impressive nuance. Fans of introspective drama and stunning mountain visuals, this one’s for you.

4. LaRoy, Texas — 100%

For those who like their thrillers a little gritty, LaRoy, Texas follows Ray (John Magaro) mistaken for a hitman. Critics love its “sharp writing” and the neo-noir flavor director Shane Atkinson brings. It’s a dark but satisfying crime thriller with some standout performances by Steve Zahn and Dylan Baker.

5. Ghostlight — 99%

Ghost stories are back in style, and Ghostlight delivers with its deeply emotional narrative about grief and community. A construction worker’s search for connection becomes a universal story about healing. The “small but mighty” film has moved critics to tears, proving powerful storytelling doesn’t need a huge budget.

6. Anora — 97%

From The Florida Project director Sean Baker comes Anora, a modern-day Cinderella story that’s as “bold and audacious” as his previous work. Mikey Madison’s charismatic lead performance is the talk of critics, anchoring this romance with realism and edge that are pure Baker.

7. Inside Out 2–90%

Pixar strikes gold again with Inside Out 2, which adds teenage angst into the mix of emotional characters in Riley’s mind. With voices like Amy Poehler and Maya Hawke bringing these inner emotions to life, it’s no surprise this animated sequel has captivated audiences and critics alike for its “emotional intelligence.”

8. Dune: Part Two — 92%

Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two expands on the epic foundation of its predecessor. Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya return with a vengeance, in a film that critics call “visually thrilling” and “narratively epic.” The film successfully builds on the hype, delivering stunning sci-fi visuals and an intensified storyline.

9. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice — 77%

Tim Burton’s iconic Beetlejuice gets a revival with Michael Keaton back as the ghost with the most. Critics praise it as a madcap return to form, blending the franchise’s signature “practical effects” with new-school humor. If you love spooky laughs with a Burton twist, this is the perfect nostalgia trip.

10. Deadpool & Wolverine — 78%

With Deadpool officially in the MCU, this crossover with Wolverine (hello, Hugh Jackman!) is both hilarious and action-packed. Critics call it an “irreverent romp” that’s a throwback to classic superhero movies. It’s got the wit, the meta-commentary, and the star power to keep fans laughing while Marvel geeks debate its legacy.