
Movie Reviews
Dear You sits at 89% on the Tomatometer, 93% with audiences
What happened
Rotten Tomatoes’ page for Dear You, pulled live for this filing, shows an 89% Tomatometer from 18 reviews and a 93% Popcornmeter from 50-plus ratings. There is no Critics Consensus block on the page yet. This desk does not invent one. The film is rated PG-13, runs 1 hour 58 minutes, is a Chinese-language drama distributed by Well Go USA Entertainment, directed by Hongchun Lan, and dated for a limited theatrical opening around Sept. 4, 2026. Production companies listed include Shenzhen Yuguang Film, Damai Entertainment, and King Ant Pictures.
RT’s synopsis, as printed, follows a debt-ridden grandson to Thailand seeking the grandfather behind years of qiaopi letters and remittances, only to uncover a lifelong act of love and sacrifice inspired by overseas Chinese traditions. Individual critic blurbs on the page call the film arresting, sensitive, and heartfelt; those are reviews, not a consensus block. Movie Reviews here recap what RT actually prints: Tomatometer, review count, audience score, consensus if present, rating, runtime, studio, date.
The strip is the 89% tomato, the 93% popcorn, the blank sticky, and a ticket. Color on the meters and the stub. White gutters. Letters and stamps as props, not celebrity portraits. Skip politics. Stick to the letters, the scores, and the URL.
Why it matters
An 89/93 double meter on a limited family drama is the scoreboard for this batch. If consensus lands later, that is a later pull. Today’s page does not have it. Lan is the director name on the page. Well Go is the distributor. Runtime is 1:58. Those credits go in as printed, not as a review this desk writes on top of the tomato.
Conclusion
Dear You sits at 89% from 18 reviews and 93% from 50+ audience ratings, no consensus block yet, PG-13, 1:58, Well Go, limited. Source: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/dear_you
Source: Rotten Tomatoes