Another weekend is here, which means that there are many great new films to see in the best streaming services. But with a lot on the offer, narrowing down which is really worth your precious streaming time can quickly become a headache.
The top 10 of Netflix is a great place to start the list of most viewed films, but how do you determine which people are really worth campaigning? This is why we regularly use the Netflix Top 10 list to highlight the best of the bunch.
This week, which includes a high-octane action thriller starring Gerard Butler, a time-traveling romanta that has quickly become the latest sleeper hit of Netflix, and is a thought-stagging drawing about human tolls of uncontrolled ambition.
Not in a mood for any of these? For even more streaming recommendations, be sure to check our guide to new everything on Netflix this month. So, without further movement, let’s dive into films watching all three in the top 10 of Netflix.
This article is based on the list of top 10 films of Netflix in the US as ET at 11:30 pm on Sunday, June 15.
Best movies in Netflix Top 10
‘Aircraft’ (2023)
This year with a lot of aircraft accidents, people are quite concerned about flight. But this Netflix is not stopping customers, whether it is out of sick curiosity or simply demanding adventure, from “aircraft” to #1 place in the top 10 list of streammer shortly after arrival. Even Tyler managed to get Perry’s “Straw” out of the top position.
One of my favorite Gerard Butler films, it is expecting a commercial airline pilot to complete a final flight before reunioning with his daughter, a commercial airline pilot as Body Torrent, as a Body Torrent.
But when a violent storm collides with the midar and an electric strike neutralizes the systems of the aircraft, the torrent is forced to make a courageous emergency landing. He manages to bring down the aircraft safely, only to find out that they landed on the islands running from the dangerous, pirates. Stressed in the hostile region, Torrence reluctantly joins the forces with a fugitive passenger (mic color) to get out of the local chieftains and protects the remaining people until the rescue comes.
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‘Titan: The Oceangate Submersible Disaster’ (2025)
If you are in the mood for an entertaining documentary, the latest of Netflix, “Titan: The Oceangate Disaster,” during June 18, 2023 makes a deep dive into a deadly transplant of Titan Submersible, which descends on the site of the Titanic debris. All five people were killed in the incident, including Oceangate CEO and Pilot Stockton Rush.
Drawing on archival footage, whistleblower testimony and internal audio recording, the documentary examined how the uncontrolled ambition of Rush and the initial -risk decisions contributed to the tragedy. This technique for innovation keeps a significant look at the world’s tireless drives, revealing the risks of prioritizing progress on safety.
“Titan” offered a terrible exploration of the ambition pushed to the verge as well as a cautionary story about a visionary, who fully believed in his creation, went down with it. Fair Warning: This is a difficult clock, but still an important.
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‘Our Times’ (2025)
If the subtitle is not a deal-breaker for you, the latest Spanish-language “our Times” of Netflix is a unique time-traveling Romomom that is quickly becoming the latest surprise hit of Streamer. It follows a married physicist couple, Nora (Lucro) and Hector (Beni Ibara), with a homemade time machine that accidentally naps them from 1966 to the present day,
Although they are trapped in a bold new era, the two are still anchor in the ways of decades old thinking, which keeps their relationship for testing.
While in 2025, his talent was rejected in the 60s due to his gender, Nora’s talents were finally recognized and celebrated. Meanwhile, Hector wrestles with the feelings of insecurity and a mentality stuck in the past, struggling to live with changes around it. Their relationship becomes a delicate tug-of-war, bends to her new freedom with Nora, while Héctor was once for the comfort of what was.
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Netflix top 10 movies right now
1. “Aircraft” (2023)
2. “Straw” (2025)
3. “Titan: The Oceangate Submersible Diwaiter” (2025)
4. “Train verand: The Astroorld Tragedy” (2025)
5. “Hard Gate” (2015)
6. “B Movie” (2007)
7. “Ko” (2025)
8. “Our Times” (2025)
9. “Low Me 4” (2024)
10. “Now you see me” (2013)
