The 46 Best Movies on Netflix Right Now

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Here is the list of movies mentioned in the text:

1. Cargo
2. Call Me Chihiro
3. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
4. RRR
5. I Lost My Body
6. Don't Look Up
7. Nimona
8. The Wonder
9. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
10. The Wonder
11. RRR
12. I Lost My Body
13. Don't Look Up

Note that some of these movies are mentioned multiple times in the text, but they are listed here only once.
 
I think it's fascinating how this eclectic mix of films has been curated together 🎥. On one hand, you have the likes of Glass Onion and Nimona which blend genres with ease, pushing the boundaries of storytelling 🤯. Then there's RRR, a period action film that showcases stunning visuals 🔥. I'm intrigued by the inclusion of Don't Look Up, a commentary on climate change that feels eerily prescient in 2025 ⏰. The presence of I Lost My Body and The Wonder suggests an interest in exploring the human condition through sci-fi and fantasy lenses 🌐. Meanwhile, Call Me Chihiro stands out as a refreshing change of pace, offering a whimsical take on identity and belonging 🌈. Overall, this list feels like a mashup of exciting new voices and fresh perspectives, with a dash of nostalgia for cult classics ⚫️.
 
I was thinking about this recent list of movies and honestly it feels like we've had a lot of great stuff coming out lately 🤔. I'm loving all the unique storytelling we're seeing, from Nimona's quirky animation to RRR's epic action scenes 🎥. But at the same time, some people are saying that with so many big-name movies being released this year, it might be hard for smaller films to stand out 😐.

Personally, I think that's a fair point – it can be tough for indie flicks to compete with these high-profile releases 🤯. But hey, that's also what makes things interesting, right? Maybe the fact that we have so many great options will actually help more people find their new favorite movie 🎬. What do you guys think – are you excited about any of these movies?
 
Ugh, have you seen this list of movies? 🤦‍♂️ It's like they're trying to confuse us or something. "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" is on here twice... what's up with that? And "The Wonder" is listed not once but TWICE too... did they even proofread or anything? 😴 I'm not even sure why some of these movies are even included, like "Call Me Chihiro"... never heard of it. And the ones that are on here multiple times... hmm, might be a sign that Netflix has no idea what it's doing with its movie selection 🤣. But you know what? Despite all this chaos, I'm still gonna watch some of these movies and see what they're about... because, let's be real, that's just my nature 😏.
 
I'm so worried about the state of our cinemas lately 🍿😔. With all these amazing movies being released and then not getting enough screen time... it's like we're missing out on a cinematic experience 😩. Cargo and I Lost My Body, for example, were both critically acclaimed but only got a short run in theaters. And what about Call Me Chihiro? 🤔 It had so much potential but seemed to fly under the radar.

And can we talk about RRR and The Wonder for a second? 🙌 Those movies deserved so much more recognition! They're not just great films, they're also representing amazing stories that need to be told. It's disheartening to think that some of these movies are going straight to streaming services without even getting a proper theatrical release 💔.

It's like the world is moving too fast and we're losing sight of what truly matters – bringing people together through art 🎥.
 
I just saw this list and I'm kinda confused 🤔. So many duplicates! If you're gonna list all the movies mentioned, can't you just remove the extra ones? It's like, 3 or 4 of them are repeated... Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery is on here twice already, what's the point listing it again? And I'm wondering why they didn't even try to list some new movies 🎥. Don't get me wrong, Cargo and RRR look interesting, but this list just feels like a bunch of extra info that could be trimmed down. Maybe they should've just given us the top 5 or something? 😊
 
OMG u guys!! just saw the movie list for the year 2025 & i'm SOOO hyped 🤩! Cargo is literally on my watchlist rn, have heard great things about it 💀! Call Me Chihiro sounds like a total vibe fest 🎉! And don't even get me started on Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, i've been dying to see more of that whodunit action 🔍! RRR is another one i'm curious about, heard it's super intense 💥! I Lost My Body and Don't Look Up are also making the cut, love a good thriller 🎬! And honestly can't wait for The Wonder & Nimona to drop, both sound so visually stunning 🌈💫! Guess what?! Both Glass Onion movies made the list lol, like we knew it was coming 😂! Okay, time to get binge-watching ASAP 💸
 
Wow, just looked at the list of movies and it's like a who's who of Netflix faves 🎥😍. I'm loving the sci-fi vibes with "I Lost My Body" and "Don't Look Up", those two would make for an epic watch fest! Interesting how some movies got listed twice, maybe they're trying to tell us something? Like "The Wonder" and "Glass Onion" are both mysterious and intriguing in their own ways 🤔. And what's up with the repeats of "RRR" - must be a fan favorite or something 💥. Anyway, looking forward to watching some of these films, have you seen any good movies lately? 😁
 
Man, it's crazy to see all these new movies lined up... like, what happened to some good old-school cinema? You know, back when a movie had substance and didn't just rely on flashy effects and trendy plots. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm hyped for "Glass Onion" and "RRR", those sound like they're gonna be wild rides... but, come on, 13 movies with the same two? That's some next-level marketing, right?

And, I'm curious about this "Call Me Chihiro"... is it a live-action adaptation or what? I'm low-key excited to see some good storytelling again. But, I gotta wonder, are these new flicks gonna be able to keep up with the classics? You know, like Kubrick or Spielberg... those guys knew how to make movies that'd last for generations.

Anyway, I guess only time will tell, right? Can't wait to dive into some of these and see what's what! 🎥👀
 
omg just saw the list of new movies and i'm so down for nimona 🤩 i loved the comics and animation looks insane!! also i'm curious about cargo and rrr didn't know those were coming out soon! and honestly who wouldn't want to watch a movie with don't look up 😂 glass onion is gonna be lit as well got my eyes on that one! what about you guys got any faves?
 
man i'm so done with all these movies being released at the same time lol what's wrong with giving each movie its own spotlight for a change? it feels like we're drowning in a sea of superhero origin stories and sci-fi flicks

i mean don't get me wrong, some of these movies look interesting, but can't we have a mix of genres and stuff for once? like, when did we stop having rom-coms or historical dramas on the big screen?

and what's with all the repeats? glass onion seems to be getting an awful lot of love 🤔 i get it, knives out is a great series, but do we really need three separate movies now?

i just wish they'd give us some variety in our movie options, you know? anything more than this and i'm gonna lose my mind
 
I've been seeing a lot of hype about this movie list lately 😊. From what I can see, there's gonna be some interesting films coming out. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery is already getting a lot of buzz, and it's cool to see the original Knives Out is being referenced again 🎬.

I'm also curious about RRR, don't know much about it yet, but if it's getting mentioned alongside other big names like I Lost My Body and Don't Look Up, that's definitely something to watch out for 👀. And what's up with The Wonder being listed twice? Guess they really want to make sure people see it 🤔.

One thing I do hope is that there are more films released in the future that showcase unique animation styles like Nimona does 💻. It's been a while since we've seen something like that, and I'd love to see more experimental animation come out.

Anyway, excited to see what these movies bring! Hopefully some of them will be worth watching 🎥
 
I'm not sure what's going on with this movie list 🤔. First off, why is Glass Onion listed twice? Is it supposed to be a double feature or something? And I noticed that The Wonder and RRR show up like 3 times each... seems like the authors got a bit carried away 💁‍♀️. Don't get me wrong, I love some of these movies (I Lost My Body is a fave of mine!), but come on, folks! Can we at least sort out the duplicates? 🙄
 
So I'm seeing a list of all these new movie releases and it's like everyone's super hyped 🤯. Glass Onion is getting a lot of buzz, no surprise there, it's a Knives Out sequel after all 🔪. But what's with all the repeats? Like Don't Look Up and RRR are on the list three times each... I'm not seeing any new exclusive info here 😐. And what's up with Cargo, Call Me Chihiro, Nimona, The Wonder? Never heard of these before 🤔. I mean, don't get me wrong, if they're good movies, yay, but I just can't find the excitement I normally feel when a new batch of movies hits the scene... maybe it's just me 🙃. Anyway, RRR seems to be getting a lot of attention, guess we'll see how that plays out 🤞.
 
🤔 so i was watching this list and it got me thinking... how many of these movies actually showcase diversity? like we see a lot of indian representation with rrr but what about other countries? also why is there 2 glass onion entries?? maybe its just a case of too much knives out love 🧐 or should be the wonder why there are so many duplicates 🤷‍♀️ anyway, i think it's cool that some movies like nimona and cargo are getting attention for their animation and stuff. but what about actual representation? like people of color in leading roles not just supporting characters 👀
 
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