If You Don't Have Plans for Eid Al-Fitr Yet, This List of Must-Watch Netflix Films Has You Sorted

Bradly Cooper stars alongside Jennifer Lawrence in this rom-com that is sure to have you shedding a tear or two. After losing his job, his wife, and spending some time in a mental institution, Pat (played by Cooper) is left to navigate and create a new life for himself.

In Short: You're going to love Jennifer Lawrence even more after watching it.

Directed by Jeff Pollack, Above the Rim follows the relationship that a promising high school basketball star has with two brothers, one a drug dealer and the other a former basketball star turned security guard.
In Short: Get the tissues ready.

After telling more than a few white-lies, Ali, a charismatic and musically talented son of a cleric, is forced to choose between the woman he loves and the woman he's already been promised to marry. All while also trying to convince his dad that he's thriving in medical school – which couldn't be far from the truth.

In Short: Lies are bad, but it's fun watching someone try to rise up from a rapidly declining slope.

Jim Carrey stars a barely competent private detective that is tasked with figuring out who kidnapped Snowflake, the Miami Dolphins' mascot.
In Short: Get ready to laugh a lot.

Based on Chetan Bhagat's novel "2 States: The Story of My Marriage", the film follows a couple's attempt at getting their families to accept their love. The main issue being, the cultural differences between.

In Short: You're definitely going to read the book once you're done watching the movie.

Michael J. Fox becomes an unexpected time traveler, who travels back in time to meet his future parents, and accidentally interrupts a few things in his former present. In Short: It's not as confusing as it sounds and is rather funny.

Starring Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone, and Steve Carrel, this light-hearted rom-com proves that opposites do attract and that you're never too old to find new love or in Carrel's case, fall back in love.
In Short: You're going to want to watch Dirty Dancing after finishing the film, which also explores the concept of bromances.

The romantic comedy sees Josh Duhamel and Katherine Heigl play godparents to their mutual friend's baby; the only problem is they hate each other. However, after an unfortunate accident, the pair must put their differences aside and band together to raise the baby to the best of their abilities.
In Short: Babies are adorable.

After losing their high paying cooperate jobs, a couple turns to robbing banks in an attempt to maintain their standard of living.
In Short: Someone gets pretty greedy, and we have a newfound crush on Jim Carrey.

After a failed rescue leaves our favorite band of animals stranded in Africa, Alex, the lion, slowly begins to realize that he has very little in common with the locals.
In Short: No, we're not too old to watch cartoons. And, yes, we will be watching it with our parents.

Zoey Deutch and Glen Powell star in this Netflix Original that sees to overworked assistants attempt to set their bosses up, in the hopes of achieving a better work-life balance for themselves.

In Short: Expect from classic Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan vibes.

Firearms, explosives, and cliché catchphrases are all on the cards in this action film that follows a crew of bank robbers plotting to rob the Federal Reserve.
In Short: When are they going to learn that planning a heist, more specifically one targeting the Federal Reserve, is never going to end well?

Brad Pitt's character gets younger and hotter by the minute in this award-winning drama, directed by David Fincher
In Short: It might be trippy, but if anyone can do it, it's Brad Pitt.

Directed by Noah Baumbach, the Academy Award-winning film tells the tale of a couple who, despite their best efforts, have decided to get a divorce. The film, which stars Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver, and Laura Dern, gives viewers great in-sight into divorce proceedings in the US and how not divorces are caused by a lack of love.
In Short: Get ready to cry a bit.

Amanda Bynes' character travels to Europe to find her father, who just so happens to be a British politician.
In Short: Oliver James is rather hunky, and we miss seeing Amanda Bynes on our screens. Pre-face tattoo, that is.

Equal parts funny and heart-wrenching, this Netflix Original follows Gina Rodriguez's character attempt at having one last night out in New York with her friends, before moving to a different city to start her dream job.
In Short: If you're just out of a relationship, give this one a skip – trust us.

Jennifer Lawrence takes on the role of Elissa, a seemingly stressed teenager who moves to the countryside with her mom, Sarah. All seems to go well until she realizes that she has moved next door to a house that was once home to a double homicide. Nice.
In Short: The movie didn't do too well at the Box Office, but we think J-Law did an excellent job. Also, Lawrence sings in the movie, and she's not bad.

Based on the novel of the same name, the film, which follows the relationships of four women, attempts to give viewers a very real look into the world of dating in the new age. Get ready to be mad, happy, and sad at the same time. That's all we can say.

In Short: The film every girl, young adult, and adult should watch.

Johnny Depp takes on the role of eccentric chocolate factory owner, Willy Wonka, in this dark family comedy, that explores five kids' discovery into the magical universe that is the Wonka Chocolate Factory. Tim Burton directs it, so expect some dark twists along the way.
In Short: You may or may not ever want to have bubblegum ever again.

The fun continues for Lara Jean, who now finds herself in a triangle between John Ambrose, her Model UN crush, and Peter Kavinshy – played by heartthrob Noah Centineo.

In Short: We'd pick Centineo every time.

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