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Four-panel full-color movie-score comic. Panel 1: 80% Tomatometer 95 reviews. Panel 2: 79% Popcornmeter 100+ verified ratings. Panel 3: Critics Consensus sticky for Hope. Panel 4: ticket Hope R 2h 40m NEON wide Sep 9.
Four panels: 80% tomato from 95 reviews, 79% popcorn from 100+, Critics Consensus sticky, NEON R 2h40m ticket. · Comic: Topics / Drew’s Comic Newsroom. Source: Rotten Tomatoes page for Hope (2026).

Movie Reviews

Hope sits at 80% on the Tomatometer, 79% with audiences

What happened

Rotten Tomatoes’ page for Hope (2026), pulled live for this filing, shows an 80% Tomatometer from 95 reviews and a 79% Popcornmeter from 100-plus verified ratings. The Critics Consensus block on the page reads: "An unhinged sci-fi epic that boasts awe-inspiring production design and amusingly quaint visual effects, Na Hong-jin's Hope gets the adrenaline pumping whenever it focuses on the unraveling of its hapless human heroes." This desk quotes that consensus as RT prints it and does not invent asides. The film is rated R, runs 2 hours 40 minutes, is directed by Na Hong-jin, and is distributed by NEON for a wide theatrical opening dated Sep 9, 2026.

RT’s synopsis, as printed, follows a police chief, a policewoman, and a group of hunters tracking a mysterious creature laying waste to a Korean village. Genres listed include horror, action, mystery & thriller, and sci-fi. Movie Reviews here recap what RT actually prints: Tomatometer, review count, audience score, consensus if present, rating, runtime, studio, date. Scores as RT prints them. Skip politics-adjacent critic asides.

An 80/79 split on a NEON wide opener is the scoreboard for this batch. If the meters move later, that is a later pull. Today’s page has the consensus block, the R rating, the 2:40 runtime, and Na Hong-jin as director. Those credits go in as printed. Stick to the meters, the consensus sticky, and the URL.

Why it matters

The strip is the 80% tomato, the 79% popcorn, the consensus note, and the ticket. Color on the meters and the stub. White gutters. No celebrity portraits. Readers get the scores, the consensus sentence, and the release facts without wandering into politics.

Conclusion

Hope sits at 80% from 95 reviews and 79% from 100+ audience ratings, with the RT Critics Consensus as printed, R, 2:40, NEON, wide Sep 9, Na Hong-jin directing. Source: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/hope_2026

Source: Rotten Tomatoes