5 latest Netflix shows with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score

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Link is copied Comments No plans this weekend? Netflix has got your back. If your idea of a perfect Friday, Saturday and Sunday is catching up with some of the best TV on offer, you've come to the right place. Because we've scoured the internet for the finest releases of 2025, according to Rotten Tomatoes. Ready to cosy up with the best entertainment on the market? Check out the titles below, all of which have a coveted 100% Tomatometer score (plus a couple of bonus additions)... (Picture: Netflix) In a sleepy Tasmanian seaside town, Kieran Elliott's life is changed forever after a huge storm kills three of his closest friends. 15 years later, Kieran returns to Evelyn Bay with a family of his own, hoping to make new, positive memories in a town that holds so many sad ones. However, it's not long until his past comes back to haunt him when a young woman, and a close member of the community, is murdered. Desperate for answers, Kieran's tragedy rears its head once again (Picture: Netflix) No one does true crime better than Netflix. Period. This new documentary features rare footage and interviews with CIA insiders on how they - and the world - came together to hunt down Osama bin Laden. Following the devastating events of September 11, 2001, in New York City, the al-Qaeda leader went into hiding to avoid capture by the United States. The militant leader was eventually killed on May 2, 2011, just under 10 years after the attacks, when a team of Navy SEALs raided his Abbottabad compound (Picture: Netflix) This German thriller captured the world when it was released back in February. It centres around a family who move into the oldest smart home in Germany, which has been vacant since the original owner died decades before. Unbeknownst to the family, the home is under the control of a virtual assistant named Cassandra, who vows never to be left alone again. Which means whether they like it or not, the family have no choice but to live under the watchful eye of Cassandra, who will stop at nothing to keep them there. But who actually is Cassandra? And what is her story? (Picture: Sasha Ostrov/Netflix) Pantheon is an adult animated sci-fi drama series created by Craig Silverstein and based on a series of short stories by Ken Liu. While the show has been running since 2022, and the latest season was released in 2023, it has recently been added to Netflix for the first time. Since the addition of the anime show, series two has received full marks from Rotten Tomatoes, and follows bullied teen Maddie, who starts to receive messages from a mysterious stranger claiming to be her father. The only problem? Her dad, David, just died… Turns out, David's consciousness has been uploaded to the cloud after an experimental brain scan, meaning he can still connect with the living. And the next twist? He's not the only one (Picture: Netflix) OK, so this one technically isn't on Netflix in the UK (it's available in the US), but you can catch it on BBC iPlayer, so who are the real winners? The Danish drama follows high school student Laura, who must choose between her divorced parents and the boy she is in love with. This might sound pretty dull at first, but there's a reason: the whole of Denmark is facing total evacuation due to rising water levels. The choice she makes sees her running the risk of never seeing some of her loved ones again (Picture: BBC) OK, not all shows are going to be perfect, but they can be nearly perfect so we've thrown in a couple bonus entries deserving of an honourable mention. In Forever's case, 97% on the critics' Tomatometer still warrants a watch. Plus, 88% of viewers (aka the Popcornmeter) recommend the show, too. The rom-com drama is set in Los Angeles in 2018, when two childhood friends reunite. Both are budding athletes who are experiencing pressure from their parents to solely focus on their college athletic scholarships, with their social lives coming second. But when they unexpectedly fall in love, the pair must navigate the joy and heartache of a first romance, along with the other pressures of life (Picture: Elizabeth Morris/Netflix) The world stopped to binge Adolescence when it landed on the platform in March as the four-part series - with each episode filmed in one gripping take - hit a jaw-dropping 66,000,000 views in just two weeks. It stars Stephen Graham as Eddie Miller, a father whose family is shattered after his 13-year-old son Jamie (Owen Cooper) is accused of the murder of his classmate Katie through stabbing (Picture: Netflix)