Even more frustrating, often when Netflix does offer subscribers a great movie, it won’t enjoy the same level of attention as woeful efforts like “The Union,” “Atlas” an

For Netflix subscribers, the big new release this month is Joe and Anthony Russo’s $320 million direct-to-streaming blockbuster “The Electric State.” The film is certain to be divisive, though it could rack up record numbers of streaming hours thanks to a cast that includes Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown.

There are countless streaming options available at our fingertips, but not all Netflix movies live up to our expectations. That’s why we often turn to the top 10 movies list on Netflix, which ranks titles based on who’s watching what.

The best movies on Netflix include Despicable Me 4, Runaway Jury, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Venom: The Last Dance, To Catch a Killer, and more.

Last week was a big one if you had a Disney+ subscription with the long-awaited launch of Daredevil: Born Again. While a new episode will also arrive this week, there’s plenty more available to watch on all the other top streaming services if dark and violent superhero shows aren’t quite your speed.

If you haven’t watched it yet—or even if you have—now is the perfect time to experience (or revisit) Aftersun, arguably the best movie so far of the 2020s.

Follow me on X. Hulu this month (March 2025) plans to add 97 new movies to its streaming lineup. Here’s the nine you don’t want to miss, in my humble opinion: Anora (2024) For film buffs, this might be the only reason you need to subscribe to Hulu now.