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The only Netflix film in the past year to be watched more than 150 million times in less than 30 days Copyright / Netflix

The only Netflix film in the past year to be watched more than 150 million times in less than 30 days

Amid strict protocols and the relentless flow of passengers, “Carry-On” turns the seemingly routine setting of an airport into a psychological battleground. Directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, the thriller follows Ethan Kopek (Taron Egerton), a TSA agent forced to choose between public safety and his girlfriend’s life. A meticulous villain, deep moral dilemmas, and unrelenting tension shape a gripping and unforgiving narrative.

The most gripping Netflix film of 2024: Starring Aaron Pierre and praised by critics Allyson Riggs / Netflix

The most gripping Netflix film of 2024: Starring Aaron Pierre and praised by critics

A brutal police hit-and-run triggers a storyline that lays bare the flaws of a system built to crush the weak. In “Rebel Ridge”, Jeremy Saulnier blends action with social critique, following a former Marine on a survival mission against forces determined to silence him. This thriller defies conventions and refuses to make things easy for the viewer, exposing the relentless machinery of power abuse and institutional corruption.

158 directors reveal: this is the best Netflix film of all time Copyright / Netflix

158 directors reveal: this is the best Netflix film of all time

In “The Irishman,” Martin Scorsese immerses viewers in America’s criminal underworld to unravel the story of Francis Joseph Sheeran, a mobster tied to the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa. Spanning decades with standout performances from Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci, the film reflects on power, loyalty, and regret while paying homage to the legacy of cinema and its luminaries.

Worth staying home to watch: the best romantic comedy on Netflix in 2024 Copyright / Netflix

Worth staying home to watch: the best romantic comedy on Netflix in 2024

In “Find Me Falling”, John Allman, a washed-up rock star played by Harry Connick Jr., retreats to a secluded Mediterranean paradise in Cyprus, hoping to find peace. As the charming romantic comedy unfolds, Allman must confront his past and two significant women in his life. Directed by Stelana Kliris, this film delicately explores themes of redemption and self-discovery, blending humor and heartfelt moments. Connick Jr. delivers a compelling performance that makes audiences root for his character’s ultimate reconciliation and happiness.