If you are wondering what to watch on Netflix, then we got the perfect article for you. This is the list of movies that are present on Netflix that you would love.
THE RING:
The greatest piece of horror ever made. This movie was directed by Gore Verbinski and was released in 2002. It is a story about supernatural events related to a VHS tape that kick starts the chain of incidents.
THE BIG LEBOWSKI:
One of Joel and Ethan Coen’s masterpieces. This was the next project they worked on after Fargo. This is a story about a guy named The Dude who got himself in a mess. This is a comedy genius by the Coen brothers.
BACK TO THE FUTURE:
This is one of the three movies in the franchise. It was directed by Robert Zemeckis and was released in 1985. This is a story about a boy who accidentally went back in time to solve his family’s problems and now wants to come back. This is movie is hilarious and a cult classic.
SHUTTER ISLAND:
This is movie is one of those movies where you are shocked in the end. This was directed by Martin Scorsese. It is about two detectives who go to an island to investigate. The movie will shock you at every turn of events.
THE CONJURING:
This was the first movie in this 8 movie franchise which is still going on. This was directed by James Wan and was released in 2013 which became a stepping stone for all the horror movies released after. It is based on a true story about a family who faced paranormal activities.
SUPERBAD:
It is one of the most genuine comedies ever made. Directed by Greg Mottola and every comic actor has acted in this movie. This is a story about a bunch of high schoolers and a crazy story that revolves around them. This movie also engages in the emotional face of teenage friends when they have to choose separate ways in life.
CASINO ROYALE:
Casino Royale was the first installment in the new bond franchise with Daniel Craig as 007. It was directed by Martin Campbell and was released in 2006. This will become one of the most profitable franchises in Hollywood.
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