Want to spend more time watching movies than choosing between them? We thought so.
Every week, we look through what's available on the streaming service and recommend seven movies you can watch over the weekend.
Some of our selections recently came to Netflix and some have been available for awhile — you might have just missed them because Netflix's algorithm thought you wouldn't like them.
From Netflix's latest original film "The Princess Switch" to Pixar's "Coco," these are some movies on Netflix you can watch this weekend.
Here are seven movies on Netflix you should check out (along with their scores from Rotten Tomatoes).
Note: Not all of these films are available in countries outside the United States. Apologies!
"The Princess Switch" (2018) — A Netflix original film
Netflix description: When a down-to-earth Chicago baker and a soon-to-be princess discover they look like twins, they hatch a Christmastime plan to trade places.
Critic score: N/A
Audience score: N/A
This absurd movie is basically "The Parent Trap," but it's Christmas except no one is fooling parents: just loved ones and a royal family! It is so obnoxious, but very re-watchable. We will watch it an embarrassing amount of times this holiday season.
"The Ballad of Buster Scruggs"— A Netflix original film
Netflix description:
Critic score: 91%
Audience score: 79%
If you like the Coen Brothers, you'll love this collection of westerns. It's a six-part anthology that tells multiple stories instead of one. And thanks to the clever dark humor and thrilling storytelling the Coen Brothers are so good at, the format works.
"The Aviator" (2004)
Netflix description: Leonardo DiCaprio portrays eccentric tycoon Howard Hughes, who turned a small fortune into a massive one by building Hollywood and aviation empires.
Critic score: 87%
Audience score: 79%
This movie is long, but that's fine. In addition to a great performance from Leonardo DiCaprio that proved that he was so much more than just a pretty boy, this movie has mind-blowing set and costume design and Cate Blanchett, who won an Oscar for her performance as Katharine Hepburn.
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