The Best Of: 10 Most-Watched Movies on Netflix Right Now

From 10 to 1, these are the top movies right now on Netflix:

10. The Christmas Chronicles (2018)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 76%

Since the death of their father, things have been tough for Teddy and Kate. But while Teddy has turned to crime to get his kicks, Kate still believes in Santa and the magic of Christmas. When they end up on Santa's sleigh, Teddy finds it harder to deny his existence.

9. The Killer (2023)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 85%

When a cool, calculated assassin makes a fatal mistake, he finds himself at odds with his employers. When he returns home to find his lover injured, it's clear he's got a real problem on his hands.

The Killer is a multi-layered action thriller that delves into the psyche of a trained assassin.

8. Trolls (2016)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 75%

Trolls who have been kept captive to be fed to the Bergens every year at Trollstice make a daring escape. Twenty years later, they throw a party to celebrate their freedom. But this draws attention to them, and some are captured again.

Now it's up to Poppy and Branch to save them.

7. Last Call for Istanbul (2023)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 75%

In this romantic drama, a man and a woman meet at an airport and spend a wild night of passion together. Problem is, they're both married.

While the story starts off a little too obvious, it does have an interesting twist. Even in the opening parts of the movie, the chemistry between the two carries the story and keeps the viewer watching.

6. Minions (2015)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 56%

This Despicable Me! spin-off never quite goes away. It might not be hugely popular with critics, but audiences just seem to love these little guys.

After killing their masters and spending years hiding in a cave, three minions - Kevin, Stuart and Bob set out to find new masters to serve.

5. Lone Survivor (2013)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 87%

A biopic of the ultimately unsuccessful Operation Red Wings, which took place in Afghanistan in 2005. It's compelling watching, if a little heavy going at times. Lone Survivor has been criticised for its lack of historical accuracy, but it's authentic and well worth a watch.

4. Frybread Face and Me (2023)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 100%

This movie is a stunning coming-of-age drama. Benny, a young boy from San Diego, is sent to his Navajo grandmother's reservation in Arizona for the summer. There he meets his cousin, Frybread Face. As they spend time on the reservation and get to know one another, they learn about themselves and their shared family history.

3. Dampyr (2022)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 54%

An Italian horror fantasy based on the Sergio Bonelli Editore comic book series.

Harlan is a conman who pretends to purge villages of vampires for money. When things take a turn for the worse and he has to take on real vampires, things don't look too hopeful. But after discovering he has hidden powers, Harlan begins to believe in himself.

2. Best. Christmas.Ever. (2023)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 42%

Clearly the critics don't agree with the title of this film. Okay, so it's a bit cheesy. But who doesn't love a bit of cheese at Christmas?

Charlotte and Rob Sanders lead a fairly normal life and each year Charlotte becomes more and more jealous of the seemingly perfect life of her college friend Jackie when she receives the Jennings family newsletter.

Miscommunication plays a big part in this film and is the reason why the Sanders end up at the Jennings' house. When the weather changes, it looks like they'll have to stay.

1. Leo (2023)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 80%

At the top of the list is the animated film starring Adam Sandler and Bill Burr. Leo is a 74-year-old pet lizard who has spent his entire life in a 5th grade classroom. When he realises that his life is nearing its end, Leo embarks on a journey of self-discovery, while also helping children fulfil their dreams.

Heartwarming and wonderfully animated, this comedy is guaranteed to be a good family watch.