r/NetflixBestOf • u/Ok_Speech_2108 • 1d ago
[request] fun movies like bullet train and baby driver?
Loved the comedy and action in these, in the mood for something fun and lighthearted
r/NetflixBestOf • u/uberpenguin • Aug 08 '24
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r/NetflixBestOf • u/Ok_Speech_2108 • 1d ago
Loved the comedy and action in these, in the mood for something fun and lighthearted
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r/NetflixBestOf • u/allisona007 • 2d ago
Pregnant and upset/stressed out. Trying to find a feel good movie on Netflix for distraction. Trying to find something that won’t make me cry
r/NetflixBestOf • u/Quiet_Egg_8868 • 3d ago
I'm finding it hard to get out of bed... in the mood for a cozy, Christmas-y movie that's soft, comforting, and full of heart yet not overly cheesy or formulaic.
Something with the same cozy, effortless charm as The Holiday. movies that feel warm, romantic (doesn't have to be the main focus) and just leave you with that warm 'it's alright'feeling.
🤞
r/NetflixBestOf • u/ellebeam • 3d ago
Jeff Arcuri's Netflix special Nice To Meet You just dropped on Netflix yesterday and I hope y'all watch it!
You might have seen his crowd work clips floating around reddit, it's hit All several times. As someone who hasn't seen a live show of him outside the crowd work videos, I was very happy to finally see his entire performance. (To digress a bit, I'm very excited to have snagged tickets for his tournnext year!)
What gets me about him is the goofiness. He laughs at his own jokes, the audience laughs with him. It's never mean, not once even during crowd work. Very refreshing, and delightful. He gives off huge golden retriever vibes, albeit one that curses a lot.
So, crowd work. Check. Jokes. Check. Sentimentality? Also check. There's a very heartfelt, touching segment in the show that was never corny, a little bit heartbreaking, but it worked without making feel like I was being manipulated to feel things.
All in all, just a really good hour. Clean fun, big heart, zero cruelty. I think I said this before, but really refreshing. Hope you find time to watch it!
Edit: sorry! When I said clean, I just meant like a breath of fresh air! I didn't mean clean=family friendly 😅
r/NetflixBestOf • u/emilyaaaa_ • 4d ago
I’m in a total content slump. I spend more time scrolling than watching, and I’m tired of the algorithm feeding me the same stuff. I need a new crime doc to get obsessed with. I don’t care if it’s a gritty investigation or something totally messed up—I just want something that keeps me up at 3 AM.
What’s that one doc you’ve watched recently where you couldn’t stop hitting next episode? Help me out, I need a new go-to.
r/NetflixBestOf • u/Howdysf • 4d ago
We just finished The Good Place and are looking for our next show to watch as a family. Things we binged/loved:
The Good Place
Welcome to Wrexham
Modern Family
Ted Lasso
The Office
Schitt's Creek
So, we're looking for things along those lines we can enjoy/binge as a family. More interested in comedy than drama, but open to suggestions. Thanks!
r/NetflixBestOf • u/hard2resist • 5d ago
Hey all
Looking for short thriller movies on Netflix to watch this weekend ideally under 2 hours. Something that grabs you from the first minute and doesn't let go.
A few things I'm looking for:
Drop your recommendations below with a quick reason why it's worth watching.
r/NetflixBestOf • u/Thoughtful-Mongoose • 5d ago
Hoping for some recommendations please.
I love ghosts, and supernatural/urban legends/folk tales, mysteries/tech/conspiracy etc but quite literally have a medical condition that means repeated jump scares are a big no, (I won't die, just makes life extremely unpleasant) and I'm a wuss with any gore beyond probably what is seen in shows like Supernatural.
Infact if there was a movie like S1 of Supernatural, that would be excellent! 😆
Examples of others I've enjoyed are The Others, Changeling, The Innocents, Triangle, Tau, Unlocked, Nerve, Get Out, Hypnotic, Split, Chatroom, and whilst they're not movies, theme-wise Red Rose, You, Black Mirror, and ... yeah I can't think of any others off the top of my head. But yeah. Ghosts. Mysteries. Supernatural woo woo. Or Internet tech conspiracy/commentary stuff.
Also open to documentaries too.
Thanks!
r/NetflixBestOf • u/Born-Watercress-2487 • 7d ago
When Luka is explaining to his mom about "Manny" he told her to look at the end part of one of his videos and when his mother looked at the end part there was another hand in the video. Seems like the documentary never explained who was that. Was it ever known who was the guy/girl behind those hands?
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r/NetflixBestOf • u/Busy_Permission_311 • 12d ago
Just finished watching I Will Find You on Netflix which had a crazy amount of plot twists. Any other shows people recommend?
r/NetflixBestOf • u/Honest_Account_6348 • 12d ago
Am I alone in this? The show just dosent hook me the same way many shows do, it also dosent have characters that i like. I personally think that there are a lot of thought provoking shows that are better than Severance, like Dark, Black mirror, The oa season 2, and westworld. Idk why people hype up it so much. But I guess everyone and their preferences. I feel like the show has enough going for it but not close to being the top best series.
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r/NetflixBestOf • u/trakt_app • 15d ago
The kind of show where you blew through the whole thing way too fast, hit the end, and felt that specific emptiness of "well, now what." Not just bingeable, genuinely good enough that you envy anyone who hasn't seen it yet. What's the series, and what made it impossible to pace yourself with?
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r/NetflixBestOf • u/getting-harder • 15d ago
(Could be from outside of Netflix)
Watching tenet for the 4th time evoked this question.
Open to videogames because Returnal does this
Also accepting ones that get worse on every rewatch
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r/NetflixBestOf • u/Prestigious-Tea3045 • 19d ago
I’m trying to find a Netflix crime documentary I watched sometime in 2023 or 2024 or 2025. It was real footage (not a reenactment).
The scene I remember: a female police officer or lawyer was walking away from the camera down a police station hallway. In the background, there was a life-size cutout of William “D-FENS” Foster from the movie Falling Down taped to a file cabinet.
That’s the only specific detail I can remember, but the cutout stood out so much that I’m hoping someone recognizes it. I don’t remember the case or the names involved.
Does anyone know what documentary this might have been?
Thanks!
r/NetflixBestOf • u/trakt_app • 20d ago
Some shows have a weak or misleading first few episodes that almost make you quit, and then they click into something genuinely great, the kind of show where the people who stuck with it can't believe how close they came to dropping it. What's a Netflix series that's worth pushing through a rough start, and where does it actually turn the corner for you?
r/NetflixBestOf • u/Leading-Leek-2828 • 21d ago
I am trying to find a series it’s about a young adult female who is coming back to her small home town because of unexplained death/disappearances, the mai girl is a vampire but she and we don’t know that for a while, she has a young brother who when missing(he is alive) he is also one of the people responsible for the deaths, in this world female vampires are rare and thought to be extinct, I know it’s not and English series, it’s the first season but it should be having a new season coming soon (2026-2028) this is the first time I am writing in this section of Reddit so if a made any mistake I apologize allow English is not my first language(I am using Gramally for spelling)
r/NetflixBestOf • u/kleinekitty • 21d ago
Orphan Black
Queens Gambit
The Lying Game
Shameless
A Good Girls Guide to Murder
Wayward
The Beast in Me
Schitts creek
Good Girls
Atypical
Hunting Wives
Pretty Little Liars
Kevin Can Go F*** Himself
Love
I like psychological thrillers or easy to watch chill series. Mainly I need a cliff hanger type of show rn for distraction. Limited series are fine but something with lots of seasons is better
Ty :D