21 films currently available on major streaming platforms — give or take. Streaming rights expire, migrate, and reappear with no warning. This page does none of those things. Watch while you can.
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Three old men remember the things they did. De Niro drives a truck. Pacino waves his arms. Pesci is calm about it in a way that suggests you should be very afraid. De-aged faces; regular-aged regret.
A heavy metal drummer loses his hearing. Riz Ahmed is extraordinary. The film uses sound — and its absence — like nothing else you've seen. He deserved the Oscar. He did not get it.
Paul Atreides completes his journey across the sand. Zendaya has lines this time. The sand worms are bigger. The politics are grimmer. Villeneuve goes full prophet and earns every minute of it.
Cuarón filmed his 1970s Mexico City childhood in immaculate black and white and won every award in existence. A housekeeper. A year. A country quietly splitting apart. Deserved everything it got.
Who killed Harlan Thrombey? You'll think you know by the halfway point. You'll be wrong about what that means. Daniel Craig eats donuts and drawls his way through the best mystery film in decades.
Charlize Theron escapes across a wasteland in a war rig with a gaggle of former wives. Max is also there, mostly strapped to the front of a car. Two hours of pure vehicular opera. Still the best action film of the decade.
Frances McDormand lives in a van and drives around the American West, meeting real nomads playing themselves. Utterly quiet. Completely devastating. Won three Oscars and deserved all of them.
A divorce told in painstaking, affectionate, brutal detail from both sides. Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver are each completely right and completely at fault. The argument scene will rearrange you.
The Osage Nation struck oil. Then their husbands started dying. Scorsese again, but angrier and more necessary. Lily Gladstone is extraordinary. Three and a half hours. Pay attention to every minute.
Casey Affleck returns to the Massachusetts coast town where the worst thing that ever happened to him also happened to him. Lonergan refuses to give you the catharsis you want. You'll thank him for it eventually.
A jazz musician dies before his big break and ends up in the Great Before, mentoring a soul that doesn't want to exist. Pixar makes a film about what makes life worth living. Lands considerably harder than it should.
Benedict Cumberbatch is a Montana rancher with a lot of feelings he absolutely refuses to acknowledge. Slow, immaculate, and much more vicious than it appears. Campion's first film in 12 years. Worth the wait.
Cassie has a plan. It involves bars, men who think they're nice, and the specific kind of rage that comes from being very correct for a very long time. Carey Mulligan is terrifying in the best way.
Thieves who enter dreams to steal ideas must now plant one instead. Nolan explains how dreams work, which is not how dreams work. Bring graph paper. Watch the top at the end. Argue about it with someone you trust.
A Comanche woman hunts a Predator in 1719. Simple premise, perfect execution. The best film in the Predator franchise by a significant margin. Bypassed theaters and landed quietly on Hulu. More people should have seen it.
Erich Maria Remarque's 1929 novel, filmed again in German, still just as upsetting, still completely necessary. A young soldier discovers what the war actually is. Won four Oscars. Should be required viewing.
Robert Pattinson is the Bat. It rains the entire time. The Riddler is sending riddles and the city is full of sewage and crime. Three hours of gothic neo-noir that is somehow the most interesting Batman film ever made.
A Colombian family in a magic house. Every member has a gift. Except Mirabel. Bruno exists. We don't talk about Bruno. Everyone cannot stop talking about Bruno. Lin-Manuel Miranda wrote the songs. They are stuck in your head now.
Ruby Rossi is the only hearing member of a Deaf family and wants to be a singer. The Apple TV+ acquisition that won Best Picture. Warm, earnest, and slightly underseen given the circumstances. Troy Kotsur won the Supporting Oscar and deserved it completely.
Michael Fassbender is a professional assassin who misses a shot and must now deal with consequences. He has opinions about things. Many opinions. Long monologue. Fincher on autopilot still beats everyone else at full throttle.
An exclusive island restaurant. A legendary and increasingly unhinged chef. Something is very wrong with tonight's tasting menu. Ralph Fiennes is at his most precise. Anya Taylor-Joy orders a cheeseburger. This is the correct move.
Streaming availability changes constantly and without notice. Films migrate between platforms, disappear, reappear in different regions, and occasionally vanish entirely for legal reasons that nobody explains. This list was accurate at some point. We cannot guarantee which point. The Rotten Tomatoes scores are correct as of whenever we last checked, which was a while ago. Watch things while you can. Everything leaves eventually.