Struggling to decide what to watch on your next movie night? Streaming giant Netflix Netflix's vast catalogue is packed with films for every mood and occasion, and we give you some guidance.
Desert power! The epic second part of the blockbuster Dune series is now on the service. After the downfall of his family, Paul Atreides (Timothée Chalamet) trains up with the natives of desert planet Arrakis and grows closer to warrior Chani (Zendaya). Giant sandworms, political schemes and a downright awesome fight scene involving Austin Butler's villainous Feyd-Rautha are just some of the memorable sights in this eye-popping sci-fi. Part Three hits cinemas this Christmas.
Crazy Rich Asians follows Rachel Chu (Constance Wu), an economics professor at New York University (NYU) and her boyfriend of over a year, Nick Young (Henry Golding), a history professor at the same university. When Nick invites Rachel to accompany him to Singapore to meet his family and attend his best friend's wedding, she quickly realises that Nick hasn't been entirely honest with her – his family is rich. rich.
Pharrell Williams takes a colourful new approach to the biopic genre with Piece by Piece, which tells the musician's life story through the medium of animated Lego pieces. Stuffed with great vocal cameos from famous friends including Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z, it's a joyful bit of work with, obviously, a cracking soundtrack.
Inspired by an unconventional teacher, a group of teenagers in 1990s upstate New York set out to make a student film and instead uncover a toxic waste scandal affecting their community. Acclaimed documentary Teenage Wasteland revisits their remarkable investigation three decades later and explores its lasting impact.
Oscar- and Bafta-nominated animated adventure The Wild Robot tells the story of ROZZUM 7134, who washes up on an island and must learn to adapt to her new, natural surroundings. It's a gorgeous bit of world-building with some poignant messages about parenting... as well as a good dose of cartoonish whimsy.
Meanwhile, heartfelt indie drama Color Book follows a newly widowed father (Will Catlett) raising his son with Down's syndrome as they embark on a day-long journey across Atlanta to attend a baseball game.
Read on for our latest picks of the best films on Netflix – from recent releases like Train Dreams and Anniversary to classics like Akira and originals such as Roma – or head over to our guides to the best series on Netflix and best documentaries on Netflix.
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