These five films span swing dancing, the Apollo 13 mission, jazz anime, coral reefs, and a tense Scottish thriller. Rotten Tomatoes listed Netflix as a subscription option for each when checked on October 7, 2026; availability can vary by country and change over time. Each had a 100% Tomatometer score on that date, but its separate Popcornmeter audience score was lower.
What a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score means
A 100% Tomatometer means every counted critic review was positive; it does not mean every viewer loved the film or that every critic gave it a perfect numerical rating. Rotten Tomatoes’ separate Popcornmeter reflects audience ratings. The scores and rating counts below were displayed on the individual Rotten Tomatoes film pages on October 7, 2026, and may change as reviews or ratings are added.
Five Netflix movies with a 100% Tomatometer
Alive and Kicking (2017)
Alive and Kicking is a 1-hour-28-minute documentary about swing dancing, the people who keep it alive, and the changes it brings to their lives. It had a 100% Tomatometer from 11 critic reviews and a 94% Popcornmeter from 100+ audience ratings when checked. Choose it for an upbeat, people-centered music documentary. Rotten Tomatoes lists the film and its viewing options, including Netflix subscription streaming and Fandango rental or purchase.
Apollo 13: Survival (2024)
This 1-hour-38-minute documentary revisits the Apollo 13 emergency and the effort to bring its crew home. Its Rotten Tomatoes page showed a 100% Tomatometer from 13 reviews and an 88% Popcornmeter from 50+ ratings. It suits viewers looking for real-world space history and a rescue story. See the Rotten Tomatoes film page; Netflix was listed as a subscription option.
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Blue Giant (2023)
This 2-hour music drama anime follows a young saxophonist pursuing jazz in Tokyo. It had a 100% Tomatometer from 16 reviews and a 95% Popcornmeter from 100+ ratings. Pick it for an animated, music-driven story rather than a conventional documentary. Rotten Tomatoes’ listing showed Netflix subscription streaming and Fandango rental or purchase.
Chasing Coral (2017)
In this 1-hour-33-minute documentary, divers, photographers, and scientists investigate the disappearance of coral reefs. It scored 100% on the Tomatometer from 33 reviews and 89% on the Popcornmeter from 500+ ratings. It is the pick here for an environmental investigation grounded in fieldwork. Rotten Tomatoes lists the film and showed Netflix as a subscription option.
Calibre (2018)
This 1-hour-41-minute mystery thriller follows two friends on a hunting trip in Scotland, where their nerves and morals are tested. Its Rotten Tomatoes page showed a 100% Tomatometer from 20 reviews and a 79% Popcornmeter from 1,000+ ratings—the lowest audience score among these five, though still a positive majority. For a tense, morally uneasy story rather than a factual documentary, it offers a different kind of evening. Rotten Tomatoes’ film page showed Netflix subscription streaming.
Choose by mood and subject
- For music and movement: Alive and Kicking explores swing dancing; Blue Giant follows a jazz ambition through anime.
- For real events and investigation: Apollo 13: Survival centers on a spaceflight emergency, while Chasing Coral follows an environmental inquiry.
- For suspense: Calibre is a fictional thriller, not a documentary.
Check Netflix availability where you live
Rotten Tomatoes listed Netflix as a subscription viewing option for all five films on October 7, 2026. That listing does not establish that a title is available in every country, and streaming catalogs can change. Search your local Netflix catalog before planning to watch. The five films are examples, not a definitive or exhaustive list: Rotten Tomatoes’ catalog also showed other 100% Tomatometer titles, including His House.
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