Tomatometer and audience score collection
Use Rotten Tomatoes endpoints to turn tomatometer and audience score collection into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Collect Rotten Tomatoes movie, series, season, and episode detail with Tomatometer and audience scores, critic and audience reviews, cast and crew, and browse listings as normalized JSON for catalogs and research.
Extract Rotten Tomatoes movie and TV scores, ratings, reviews, seasons, episodes, and people as structured JSON from public pages.
Endpoint families
6
Documented params
32
Examples
9
Live catalog snapshot
Active endpoints
9
Methods
GET
Required params
10
Schema refs
9
{
"platform": "Rotten Tomatoes",
"endpoint": "rottentomatoes-search",
"method": "GET",
"path": "/rottentomatoes/search",
"auth": "apiKey"
}Related use cases
Use cases
Extract Rotten Tomatoes movie and TV scores, ratings, reviews, seasons, episodes, and people as structured JSON from public pages.
Use Rotten Tomatoes endpoints to turn tomatometer and audience score collection into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Use Rotten Tomatoes endpoints to turn critic and audience review monitoring into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Use Rotten Tomatoes endpoints to turn movie and tv catalog enrichment into repeatable API requests with documented inputs and JSON responses.
Managed execution
Each Crawlora platform API is designed around a specific data surface. Instead of exposing a generic fetch endpoint, Crawlora combines endpoint-specific request logic, managed infrastructure, parsing, normalization, billing, and Playground-tested examples.
Request behavior is tuned for the target platform and endpoint type.
Supported endpoints can use managed proxy routing to improve reliability and reduce infrastructure work.
Dynamic pages can be routed through managed browser instances where JavaScript rendering is required.
Challenge pages and unusable upstream responses are detected and surfaced clearly.
Results are returned as documented JSON instead of raw HTML.
Test the same route from Docs and Playground before production integration.
Coverage map
These cards are generated from the active endpoint catalog, so the landing page reflects the same API surface used by Docs and Playground.
/rottentomatoes/browse/movies
/rottentomatoes/movie
/rottentomatoes/episode
/rottentomatoes/person
/rottentomatoes/search
/rottentomatoes/season
Endpoint catalog
/rottentomatoes/searchReturns normalized Rotten Tomatoes movie search rows from credential-free server-rendered search HTML.
/rottentomatoes/movieReturns normalized Rotten Tomatoes movie metadata, scorecard data, and representative embedded audience reviews. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`.
/rottentomatoes/seriesReturns normalized Rotten Tomatoes TV series metadata and scorecard data from a credential-free public series page. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`.
/rottentomatoes/seasonReturns normalized Rotten Tomatoes TV season metadata, scorecard data, parent series metadata, and episode rows from a credential-free public season page. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`.
/rottentomatoes/episodeReturns normalized Rotten Tomatoes TV episode metadata, scorecard data, parent series/season metadata, and public video metadata from a credential-free public episode page. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`.
/rottentomatoes/movie/reviewsReturns normalized critic or audience reviews from Rotten Tomatoes public review JSON hydrated by the movie review page, including pagination metadata. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`. Supported `type` values are `critics`, `top-critics`, `audience`, and `verified-audience`.
/rottentomatoes/browse/moviesReturns normalized movie rows from Rotten Tomatoes public browse pages using credential-free JSON-LD ItemList data. Supported `list` values are `movies_in_theaters`, `movies_at_home`, and `movies_coming_soon`. Supported `sort` values are `popular`, `newest`, and `top_box_office`; `top_box_office` is only valid with `movies_in_theaters`.
/rottentomatoes/browse/tvReturns normalized TV series rows from Rotten Tomatoes public browse pages using credential-free JSON-LD ItemList data. Supported `list` value is `tv_series_browse`. Supported `sort` values are `popular` and `newest`.
/rottentomatoes/personReturns normalized Rotten Tomatoes celebrity/person metadata and filmography rows from public Person JSON-LD and the credential-free filmography module. Pass exactly one of `path` or `url`.
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How to scrape Rotten Tomatoes
Rotten Tomatoes discontinued open developer access and now licenses data through Fandango. Crawlora's 9 Rotten Tomatoes endpoints read the credential-free public pages instead, returning movie, series, season, and episode detail with Tomatometer and audience scores, critic and audience reviews, cast and crew, and browse listings as normalized JSON.
The search endpoint takes a query and returns movie rows from Rotten Tomatoes' server-rendered search, each carrying the path you need next.
Movie, series, season, and episode endpoints each take a path or a full url — whichever you already have.
The reviews endpoint takes a type of critics, top-critics, audience, or verified-audience, with limit and an after cursor for paging.
Movie browse covers movies_in_theaters, movies_at_home, and movies_coming_soon sorted by popular, newest, or top_box_office; TV browse covers the series listing.
FAQ
Not an open one. Rotten Tomatoes discontinued public developer access and now licenses data through Fandango partnerships. Crawlora is not affiliated with Rotten Tomatoes; its endpoints read the credential-free public pages and return the scores and reviews as JSON.
Yes. Title detail returns the critic Tomatometer and the audience score together, along with cast and crew, for movies, series, seasons, and episodes.
The reviews endpoint's type parameter takes critics, top-critics, audience, or verified-audience, so each cohort is its own call rather than something you filter client-side.
A Rotten Tomatoes path or the full url. Search returns the path, so the normal flow is search first, then pass the path to the detail or reviews endpoint.