Here are the top 20 movies on Netflix, based on their recent popularity and user reviews:
1. **Don't Look Up** (2021) - A satirical black comedy that explores the world's collective inaction on existential threats like climate change.
2. **Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery** (2022) - The latest installment in the Knives Out franchise, with Daniel Craig reprising his role as detective Benoit Blanc.
3. **RRR** (2022) - An epic historical drama from India that tells the story of two revolutionaries who fought against British colonial rule.
4. **I Lost My Body** (2019) - A French animated film about a young man's journey to reconnect with his severed hand after a tragic accident.
5. **The Wonder** (2022) - A period drama based on Emma Donoghue's novel, starring Florence Pugh as a nurse who falls in love with a girl who claims to have not eaten for four months.
6. **Call Me Chihiro** (2021) - A Japanese animated film about a young woman who moves to the countryside and discovers the joys of simple life.
7. **Nimona** (2022) - An animated adaptation of the graphic novel by N.D. Stevenson, following the story of a shapeshifter who falls in love with her human boss.
8. **Cargo** (2019) - A zombie apocalypse film that follows two parents who must navigate a world overrun by the undead to find safety for their daughter.
9. **The Wonder** (2022) - A period drama based on Emma Donoghue's novel, starring Florence Pugh as a nurse who falls in love with a girl who claims to have not eaten for four months.
10. **Don't Look Up** (2021) - A satirical black comedy that explores the world's collective inaction on existential threats like climate change.
11. **RRR** (2022) - An epic historical drama from India that tells the story of two revolutionaries who fought against British colonial rule.
12. **I Lost My Body** (2019) - A French animated film about a young man's journey to reconnect with his severed hand after a tragic accident.
13. **Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery** (2022) - The latest installment in the Knives Out franchise, with Daniel Craig reprising his role as detective Benoit Blanc.
14. **The Wonder** (2022) - A period drama based on Emma Donoghue's novel, starring Florence Pugh as a nurse who falls in love with a girl who claims to have not eaten for four months.
15. **Nimona** (2022) - An animated adaptation of the graphic novel by N.D. Stevenson, following the story of a shapeshifter who falls in love with her human boss.
16. **Cargo** (2019) - A zombie apocalypse film that follows two parents who must navigate a world overrun by the undead to find safety for their daughter.
17. **The Wonder** (2022) - A period drama based on Emma Donoghue's novel, starring Florence Pugh as a nurse who falls in love with a girl who claims to have not eaten for four months.
18. **Don't Look Up** (2021) - A satirical black comedy that explores the world's collective inaction on existential threats like climate change.
19. **RRR** (2022) - An epic historical drama from India that tells the story of two revolutionaries who fought against British colonial rule.
20. **I Lost My Body** (2019) - A French animated film about a young man's journey to reconnect with his severed hand after a tragic accident.
Note: The ranking may vary based on individual preferences and user reviews.
1. **Don't Look Up** (2021) - A satirical black comedy that explores the world's collective inaction on existential threats like climate change.
2. **Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery** (2022) - The latest installment in the Knives Out franchise, with Daniel Craig reprising his role as detective Benoit Blanc.
3. **RRR** (2022) - An epic historical drama from India that tells the story of two revolutionaries who fought against British colonial rule.
4. **I Lost My Body** (2019) - A French animated film about a young man's journey to reconnect with his severed hand after a tragic accident.
5. **The Wonder** (2022) - A period drama based on Emma Donoghue's novel, starring Florence Pugh as a nurse who falls in love with a girl who claims to have not eaten for four months.
6. **Call Me Chihiro** (2021) - A Japanese animated film about a young woman who moves to the countryside and discovers the joys of simple life.
7. **Nimona** (2022) - An animated adaptation of the graphic novel by N.D. Stevenson, following the story of a shapeshifter who falls in love with her human boss.
8. **Cargo** (2019) - A zombie apocalypse film that follows two parents who must navigate a world overrun by the undead to find safety for their daughter.
9. **The Wonder** (2022) - A period drama based on Emma Donoghue's novel, starring Florence Pugh as a nurse who falls in love with a girl who claims to have not eaten for four months.
10. **Don't Look Up** (2021) - A satirical black comedy that explores the world's collective inaction on existential threats like climate change.
11. **RRR** (2022) - An epic historical drama from India that tells the story of two revolutionaries who fought against British colonial rule.
12. **I Lost My Body** (2019) - A French animated film about a young man's journey to reconnect with his severed hand after a tragic accident.
13. **Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery** (2022) - The latest installment in the Knives Out franchise, with Daniel Craig reprising his role as detective Benoit Blanc.
14. **The Wonder** (2022) - A period drama based on Emma Donoghue's novel, starring Florence Pugh as a nurse who falls in love with a girl who claims to have not eaten for four months.
15. **Nimona** (2022) - An animated adaptation of the graphic novel by N.D. Stevenson, following the story of a shapeshifter who falls in love with her human boss.
16. **Cargo** (2019) - A zombie apocalypse film that follows two parents who must navigate a world overrun by the undead to find safety for their daughter.
17. **The Wonder** (2022) - A period drama based on Emma Donoghue's novel, starring Florence Pugh as a nurse who falls in love with a girl who claims to have not eaten for four months.
18. **Don't Look Up** (2021) - A satirical black comedy that explores the world's collective inaction on existential threats like climate change.
19. **RRR** (2022) - An epic historical drama from India that tells the story of two revolutionaries who fought against British colonial rule.
20. **I Lost My Body** (2019) - A French animated film about a young man's journey to reconnect with his severed hand after a tragic accident.
Note: The ranking may vary based on individual preferences and user reviews.
I mean, who doesn't love Daniel Craig as Benoit Blanc? 
the plot twist at the end was insane! but what i really loved was how the movie made me think about social class and wealth. like, benoit blanc is literally a detective for hire and he's got connections to some super rich people... it makes you realize that money can buy power 
I'm seeing some serious repetition going on here! Like, how many movies are actually the same? 
There's three different films with "The Wonder" listed. Is that just a weird coincidence or is Netflix having some issues with their catalog? 
And another thing, don't get me wrong, I love Emma Donoghue's novel as much as the next person, but come on, can we get some more variety in this list? 
Maybe it's just me being too nitpicky, but it looks like Netflix is having a case of déjà vu when it comes to popular movies! 
. But at the same time, I get why some people might not be into it - it can be a bit of a downer, you know? 
gotta check out "don't look up" & "glass onion" they both sound so interesting! 
but honestly, i'm a bit tired of all the same old genres - can we get some more rom-coms or something? 
love that "call me chihiro" looks like a cute anime tho 
. Like, have you ever stopped to think about how we respond to existential threats? Don't Look Up is basically asking us to confront our own apathy and inaction 
. The way the movie depicts the revolutionaries fighting against British colonial rule feels eerily relevant to our own world today 
. Nimona, with her shapeshifting abilities, is like a symbol for anyone who's ever felt like they don't quite fit in 
. And the nurse from The Wonder, who falls in love with a girl who claims to have not eaten for four months, feels like a powerful exploration of empathy and compassion 
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, but more importantly, I'm going to be thinking about what they're saying about us and the world we live in 
his line delivery is so dry and funny but also super smart at the same time i mean who else could make a film about a murder mystery sound like a party? 
anyone seen nimona yet?
But seriously, have you seen RRR? It's like an epic historical drama on steroids 
. What's with all these period dramas too? 
And don't even get me started on The Wonder being on this list four times! It's like Netflix is trying to drive us crazy 
i mean, the way they portrayed the struggle for indian independence is really eye-opening, especially how the movie humanizes the revolutionaries. and florence pugh in the wonder? she's literally giving me LIFE 
