Here are some of the top movies on Netflix right now:
1. **RRR**: A historical epic set in 1920 India, following the lives of real-life revolutionaries Alluri Sitrama Raju and Komaram Bheem.
2. **Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery**: The sequel to the hit whodunnit, with detective Benoit Blanc investigating a murder mystery on a Greek island.
3. **The Wonder**: A period drama about a young woman who becomes a nurse in 19th-century Ireland and discovers that a mysterious girl claims to have not eaten in four months.
4. **I Lost My Body**: A French animated film about two young lovers whose bodies become disconnected, leading to a journey of self-discovery.
5. **Don't Look Up**: A satirical black comedy about two astronomers who try to warn the world about a planet-killing comet.
6. **Nimona**: An animated adaptation of the graphic novel about a shapeshifter who becomes the sidekick of a powerful villain.
7. **Call Me Chihiro**: A slice-of-life film about a young woman who moves to a seaside town and discovers her new life amidst the beauty of nature.
8. **The Wonder**
1. **RRR**: A historical epic set in 1920 India, following the lives of real-life revolutionaries Alluri Sitrama Raju and Komaram Bheem.
2. **Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery**: The sequel to the hit whodunnit, with detective Benoit Blanc investigating a murder mystery on a Greek island.
3. **The Wonder**: A period drama about a young woman who becomes a nurse in 19th-century Ireland and discovers that a mysterious girl claims to have not eaten in four months.
4. **I Lost My Body**: A French animated film about two young lovers whose bodies become disconnected, leading to a journey of self-discovery.
5. **Don't Look Up**: A satirical black comedy about two astronomers who try to warn the world about a planet-killing comet.
6. **Nimona**: An animated adaptation of the graphic novel about a shapeshifter who becomes the sidekick of a powerful villain.
7. **Call Me Chihiro**: A slice-of-life film about a young woman who moves to a seaside town and discovers her new life amidst the beauty of nature.
8. **The Wonder**
Those Indian revolutionaries were total legends, you know? And the action scenes are supposed to be insane. Wait, no, I take that back, I've seen some of the trailers and they're just so cheesy and over-the-top, I'm out! 
Meanwhile, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery is literally the only one I'm actually looking forward to watching... but at the same time, have you seen the cast? It's like a who's who of amazing actors. 
like, have you seen RRR? That movie is EPIC 
I mean, the historical epic genre is so underrated, and this one is on point! The way they wove in real-life figures like Alluri Sitrama Raju and Komaram Bheem is genius. But, at the same time, I'm a bit torn because it's kinda long 
3 hours is a lot to sit through, you feel? And I know some people might find it hard to follow due to the dense historical context 
Still, if you're into that sorta thing, go for it! The visuals are stunning, and the music is fire 
The cinematography is stunning too - it feels like I'm right there in 1920s India with Alluri Sitrama Raju and Komaram Bheem 
. But what's really interesting to me is how the film explores themes of colonialism and identity... it's like, so timely. 
and The Wonder sounds hauntingly beautiful 
i loved how benoit blanc was all sassy and stuff 
but i'm still waiting for nimona to come out on nbc 
But at the same time, I'm totally down for some period drama vibes like The Wonder or Nimona - animation is just so much fun to watch on Netflix 
and I'm still reeling from that intense action scene! The VFX were insane 
it's like a love letter to animation. I also loved Don't Look Up - the satire was so sharp 
and Nimona is such a unique character 
. Have you seen any of these? 
don't get me wrong, the historical epic RRR is AMAZING tho 
i wish they made more movies like that in 2022!