The 10 Best 'Final Destination' Deaths, Ranked

Anushree Arora

It’s been 14 years, but death always finds a way back. Final Destination Bloodlines marks the franchise’s chilling return, bringing back the dread, the build-up, and the over-the-top kills that fans have been dying to see. As fans soak up everything the latest film has to offer, let’s take a look back at some of the most gloriously twisted and ridiculous deaths that make Final Destination the iconic horror franchise it is.

Final Destination changed the horror genre forever by introducing a slasher film where the killer remains unseen, and death itself is the ultimate villain. It ran with the idea that no one can escape their fate, and delivered six shocking, suspenseful, and wildly inventive films packed with elaborate, unhinged, and unforgettable death sequences. From plane crashes and rollercoasters, to escalator mishaps and death by flying glass shards, Final Destination has taken every small, everyday fear about dying and given it the big Hollywood spectacle it deserves. If you have a wildly irrational fear about death, Final Destination probably has a scene to match it. After bingeing all the films back to back, here’s a rundown of ten nightmare-inducing death scenes that top our list.

*This list contains heavy spoilers to the first five Final Destination movies.

1. The Infamous Log Accident From Final Destination 2 (2003)

It’s not every day that you see a lorry carrying gigantic tree logs on a motorway, but the opening sequence of Final Destination 2 is solely responsible for instilling the fear of them falling over on an entire generation of horror fans. The iconic scene is one of the most phobia-inducing and terrifying death sequences in pop culture history. From screeching tyres to shattered glass, and fiery explosions, this scene captures every detail leading up to the motorway accident. The absence of music heightens every scream, every screech of rubber on tarmac, and every sickening thud of the logs coming loose. The film leans all the way into the carnage, showing characters die in the most graphic ways possible, including a particularly brutal death by impalement that still haunts audiences today.

2. Devil’s Flight Rollercoaster Of Death From Final Destination 3 (2006)

Final Destination films are known for their grand, over the top, detailed opening sequences. While a rollercoaster accident may not seem as massive or mass-casualty as an aeroplane bursting into flames or a highway pile-up with tree logs impaling people, the inventive and out-of-the-box setting of an amusement park makes the opening sequence from Final Destination 3 one of the best death sequences in the franchise. Director James Wong understood exactly what makes rollercoasters so terrifying, and chose to stretch that sixty-second adrenaline rush into a long, drawn-out scene filled with blood, screams, and dread.

3. Tim Flattening To A Bloody Pulp In Final Destination 2 (2003)

Nobody likes visiting the dentist, but Tim Carpenter’s death in Final Destination 2 takes that fear to another level. Tim and his mother, Nora, survive the highway log accident, but when other survivors warn them about a deadly pattern, Nora brushes it off and drags Tim to the dentist the next day. While Tim is stuck in the chair, a rogue pigeon sets off a tense, darkly comedic chain of events. Just as they leave the clinic, more pigeons distract a crane operator, causing a massive pane of glass to fall and crush Tim instantly in front of his horrified mother. It's sudden, brutal, and made all the more effective by the relentless buildup of small mishaps and tension leading to the moment.

4. Lewis Romero’s Death Rant In Final Destination 3 (2006)

Final Destination’s film formula always includes one survivor who is sceptical about death personally coming after them, only for them to lash out and later die. These speeches provide good comic relief and balance out the long-drawn string of accidents, almost always standing out as one of the most memorable deaths in the movie. In Final Destination 3, Lewis Romero has been mocking death since the very beginning. His uncaring and selfish attitude makes it hard to root for him, which is precisely what makes this strong, short-tempered, brawny man’s rant, daring death to come after him in a gym, so characteristically hilarious. Just as he finishes his rant, death gets the last word in by dropping heavy weights on him, stripping away his existence by the very machine that define his gym rat personality.

5. Lori’s Death By Escalator In The Final Destination (2009)

Lori’s death in The Final Destination once again proves the franchise’s undying ability to make you fear everyday things. After hearing about all the strange deaths following their initial near-death experience, Nick, Lori’s boyfriend, grows increasingly suspicious that his girlfriend is next in line to die. Desperate to save her, Nick rushes to the mall to warn Lori and their friend Janet, setting the stage for one of the franchise’s signature cartoonish yet graphic death sequences that fans have come to love. Janet succumbs to death in an explosion shortly after refusing to leave the cinema, prompting Lori and Nick to frantically run for the exit as the mall erupts into chaos. As always, the film toys with the idea that they might finally cheat death, only for Lori to quite literally fall into her own demise. She is dragged into an open escalator, which crushes her body and flattens her organs in gruesome fashion, leaving blood splattered across Nick’s face.

6. Ashley and Ashlyn’s Tanning Bed Accident In Final Destination 3 (2006)

Ashley and Ashlyn were pretty inseparable throughout Final Destination 3, so in a twisted way, it’s almost sweet that death didn’t want to sever their bond by taking them out separately. After surviving their near-death experience, the best friends decide to celebrate with a tanning session at their regular salon. There, Ashley places her drink on top of one of the beds. The condensation from the cup causes the machine to malfunction, and the two best friends, who loved doing everything together, end up burning to a crisp, side by side, sealing their fates together forever, courtesy of death.

7. Candice’s Spine Splitting Gymnastics Accident In Final Destination 5 (2011)

Some deaths in the Final Destination franchise are brilliant for how realistic they feel, while others do not care about how plausible the scenario is, as long as it’s gruesome. This one from the fifth movie stretches the limits of what’s possible, and steadily falls into the second category. Candice, a gymnast, is practising her routine when a series of catastrophic events is set in motion. From rattling poles to loose screws, it is the eerie build-up to her death, and her eventual gory, spine-twisting demise, that makes it one of the most talked-about deaths in the franchise’s history.

8. Evan’s Death By Spaghetti In Final Destination 2 (2003)

If there’s one thing the Final Destination films have taught us, it’s that death can be pretty cruel and unforgiving. In Final Destination 2, lottery winner Evan Lewis walks the Earth thinking he’s the luckiest man alive, first for winning the lottery, and second for escaping death in a mass-casualty event and walking out unscathed. But his luck runs out when he starts cooking while distracted. After tossing out stale spaghetti, a series of small cooking mishaps leads to a kitchen fire.Evan gets his hand stuck in the sink, unable to control the fire in time. As the flames spread, the heat intensifies and seals his windows shut. He eventually breaks free and races to the fire escape just before his apartment explodes. But as he climbs down, the ladder jams. Evan jumps, landing safely on his feet—and just as he's about to celebrate, he slips on the same spaghetti he tossed out earlier, falling onto a pile of broken glass. In that exact moment, the escape ladder comes loose and fatally impales him in the eye. If you look closely enough, the film foreshadows his death by planting clues throughout, from the fridge magnets that spell out “eye”, to his snack, which reads “Surefire Snacks.” Evan’s elaborate death isn’t just hilarious, it’s also an important catalyst for the rest of the movie.

9. Olivia’s Botched Laser Eye Surgery In Final Destination 5 (2011)

Olivia is one of the office workers on her way to the retreat during the North Bay accident, which killed dozens of people. We technically get to see Olivia die twice in Final Destination 5. The first death occurs in Sam Lawton’s premonition, where Olivia’s glasses fall, and due to the lack of vision she ends up stumbling into the water, only to be crushed to death under the weight of a heavy car. But after seeing Sam panic and leave the bus, Olivia follows suit and escapes her death. Having escaped her death, Olivia resumes life as usual, and ends up at an ophthalmologist's office to get laser eye surgery to get rid of her glasses once and for all. Unfortunately, death being poetic and all, chooses this exact moment to creep back in. The machine malfunctions and burns through Olivia’s eye and her hand, causing her to fall out of the chair in panic, break a window, and die after plummeting several storeys, landing eye-first on a car below.

10. Terry Getting Hit By A Bus In Final Destination (2000)

By now, Final Destination loyalists have come to expect the occasional jump-scare death that adds shock value, and sometimes much-needed comic relief amidst all the elaborately set-up death traps. But Terry’s death, way back in the first Final Destination film, made everyone audibly gasp and remains one of the most shocking moments in the franchise’s history.

Fed up with their lives revolving around the plane crash they all survived, Terry storms off mid-monologue, declaring that they cannot let this incident define the rest of their lives. As she trails off, seemingly breaking up with her boyfriend and telling him to “drop dead,” only to be hit by a speeding bus. The impact is instant and brutal, splattering her blood on the stunned group of friends. It’s the sheer simplicity and suddenness of the moment that makes this one of the most chilling, unexpected, and brilliantly executed deaths in the entire series.

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How To Watch Every 'Kung Fu Panda' Movie & TV Show In Order

Anushree Arora

JustWatch Editor

From The Karate Kid to Cobra Kai, martial arts has carved out a lasting legacy in action cinema. But who would’ve guessed that amidst martial art legends like Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Donnie Yen, and Bruce Lee, a bumbling, dumpling-loving panda named Po (Jack Black) would emerge as one of the greatest heroes the genre has ever seen.

Kung Fu Panda became an instant success when it released in 2008, introducing the mystical and philosophical powers of martial arts to a whole new generation. The movie won hearts all over and marked the beginning of a long running, multi-billion dollar franchise that would go on to include several spin-off movies, TV series, and short films. With over a dozen titles in the franchise, starting your Kung Fu Panda marathon can feel a bit overwhelming. While watching everything in release order is always an option, several of the short films and TV series actually serve as prequels to the main movies, making the chronological timeline quite different. This guide details how to watch every Kung Fu Panda movie and TV show in chronological and release order online in India.

How To Watch Every 'Kung Fu Panda' Movie & TV Show In Chronological Oder

If you want to experience the story in the order the events actually unfold, check out our list below for the best chronological viewing order. This timeline lays out the movies, TV series, and short films in a sequence that makes the most narrative sense, one even Master Shifu would approve of.

Kung Fu Panda (2008)

The first Kung Fu Panda movie is the ideal starting point for the series, setting up the story and characters that define the entire franchise. It follows Po, a clumsy, noodle-serving panda, on his unlikely path to becoming the Dragon Warrior after being chosen by Master Shifu to defeat the evil kung fu master Tai Lung. Po’s bumpy journey from being mocked by the Furious Five and doubted by Master Shifu to enduring grueling training and discovering his passion for martial arts through his love of food is inspiring, full of heart, and delightfully entertaining. The film also sets the stage for the sequel short film, Secrets of the Furious Five.

Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Furious Five (2008)

While we all love Po, the fierce and dynamic members of the Furious Five also draw plenty of admiration and curiosity from fans. Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Furious Five released as a bonus short film with the official DVD of the first movie and satisfies that curiosity by offering a glimpse into the lives of these iconic characters. The film begins with Po teaching an introductory Kung Fu class to a group of eager little bunnies. To help them understand the mental discipline of Kung Fu, Po narrates stories from each of the Furious Five's pasts, delivering valuable lessons on controlling anger, learning patience, and embracing life’s other important virtues.

Kung Fu Panda Holiday (2010)

The first televised spinoff in the series, Kung Fu Panda Holiday, is the perfect holiday binge. This short film takes a break from the action-packed fighting and evil kung fu villains to focus on the scariest holiday challenge of all: the wrath of an angry dad. Po is tasked with helping his father, Mr. Ping, organize a special meal for the entire village. Meanwhile, he’s also juggling his duties for Master Shifu. Overworked and exhausted, Po enlists the help of the Furious Five to save the day, all while preventing his father from facing shame during the holidays. Along the way, Po learns that the bond of family extends far beyond blood.

Kung Fu Panda: Legend of Awesomeness (2011)

Taking place between Kung Fu Panda and Kung Fu Panda 2, Kung Fu Panda: Legend of Awesomeness keeps the same theme and characters as the films and serves as a non-canon extension. The TV series brings in a whole new cast of voice actors to dub the roles of Po, the Furious Five, and other masters, but the characters are the same as in the movies. Each episode in the series follows Po as he continues his journey to mastering Kung Fu, ending with an important life lesson along the way. The series provides a deeper insight into the backstory of supporting characters and other storylines that were only touched on in the movies.

Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Masters (2011)

Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Masters is the official prequel short film to Kung Fu Panda 2. Similar to Secrets of the Furious Five, this flashback sequence is presented in 2D animation and follows the adventures of Master Rhino, Master Croc, and Master Ox as they defeat the evil Wu Sisters and take viewers on a journey beyond the Valley of Peace.

Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)

The second and most commercially successful film in the series takes Po on a journey of self-introspection in Kung Fu Panda 2. After defeating the mighty Tai Lung, Po has established himself as the Dragon Warrior, but he still struggles to find inner peace. When the evil peacock Lord Shen enters the Valley of Peace and threatens to wipe out Kung Fu entirely, Po is forced to look deeper into his past to understand where he came from, so that he can save the art of Kung Fu and set his future back on track. This movie is more psychological and philosophical than its predecessor.

Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Scroll (2016)

By now, Kung Fu Panda loyalists know to be excited about the DVD releases of the franchise’s features because they often come with bonus content that dives deeper into the lives of the series’ most prominent characters. Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Scroll, released shortly after Kung Fu Panda 3, serves as a prequel that offers answers to two very important questions: What sparked Po’s fierce love for Kung Fu, and how did the Furious Five come to be? The action-packed short is presented in the signature 2D animation style seen in all of the series’ prequel films.

Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016)

Kung Fu Panda 3 picks up right where the second film ends. Po continues to enjoy life at the Jade Palace after saving Kung Fu when he receives surprising news about his biological father. After learning that his father, Li, is still alive, Po sets out on an adventure to reconnect with him, a journey that leads him to a secret panda village. There, Po transitions from being the student to becoming a teacher, passing down the art of Kung Fu to a new generation of young pandas, all while preparing to face a powerful new villain, Kai. Kung Fu Panda 3 grossed $521 million at the worldwide box office, making it the lowest-earning film in the franchise, but it continues to remain a fan favourite.

Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny (2018)

An hour and a half is hardly enough to soak in the cuteness of the tiny kung fu pandas frolicking around the panda village. Fortunately, the creators of the franchise released Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny, a television series that focuses on the independent storylines of the young pandas who accidentally absorb the chi of ancient warriors and set out to fight evil. The series was released shortly after the third film, expanding the universe and giving fans even more reasons to fall in love with the next generation of kung fu heroes.

Panda Paws (2016)

Panda Paws might as well be an episode of Paws of Destiny. This standalone short film sweetly captures the playful rivalry between Mei Mei and Bao as they compete in a series of events during the Spring Festival. It’s cute, lovable, and offers a deeper look into the fascinating everyday life of the Panda Village.

Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight (2022)

The darkest addition to the Kung Fu Panda franchise, this television series follows Po as he journeys across China to learn more about himself and the true meaning of kung fu. Unlike the previous TV series where Po was voiced by Mick Wingert, Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight brings back Jack Black as the voice of Po. The series also introduces a new character, Luthera, who accompanies Po as he tries to restore his damaged reputation and clear his name.

Kung Fu Panda 4 (2024)

The fourth film in the Kung Fu Panda series follows Po as he goes up against his toughest enemy yet. Played by the iconic Viola Davis, this movie introduces a shape-shifting chameleon as the new villain, bringing a fresh element of surprise and danger. Po is constantly tested as he’s forced to face off against both old and new enemies due to the villain’s ability to transform. Kung Fu Panda 4 also marked the longest wait between feature films in the franchise. Unlike the earlier sequels, which were released within a three to four year gap, this installment hit cinemas in 2024, nearly eight years after the release of Kung Fu Panda 3.

Dueling Dumplings (2024)

Dueling Dumplings was released as a bonus short alongside the home media of Kung Fu Panda 4. Set after the events of the fourth movie, this short sees Po and Zhen indulge in a friendly culinary showdown over dumplings from their respective homelands. What starts as a playful exchange, quickly turns into a competitive and delicious rivalry over whose dumplings reign supreme.

How To Watch Every 'Kung Fu Panda' Movie & TV Show In Release Order

Use this list if you would rather watch the Kung Fu franchise in release order.

Kung Fu Panda (2008)
Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Furious Five (2008)
Kung Fu Panda Holiday (2010)
Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)
Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Masters (2011)
Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness (2011)
Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Scroll (2015)
Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016)
Panda Paws (2016)
Kung Fu Panda: The Paws of Destiny (2018)
Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight (2022)
Kung Fu Panda 4 (2024)
Dueling Dumplings (2024)

Where To Watch The 'Kung Fu Panda' Franchise Online

The Top 10 Florence Pugh Movies, Ranked

Anushree Arora

JustWatch Editor

A professional wrestler, a 1950s housewife, a psychiatrist in a Christopher Nolan movie, and most recently a Marvel superhero, these are just some of the many roles Florence Pugh has taken on in her decade long career. Florence Pugh entered the world of movies as a young teenager, starring in the British indie-film, The Falling, a coming of age psychological thriller about a girl who suddenly collapses, and triggers a mysterious fainting epidemic in her new school. It was a performance that showcased her emotional depth and maturity early on, and opened the door to many more roles.

Since then, Florence Pugh has built a career as one of the most versatile actresses by carefully selecting a series of well-acclaimed projects to be part of. Following her debut film in 2014, she’s appeared in several movies like Lady Macbeth, and Outlaw King. But it is her 2019 trifecta in Fighting with My Family, Midsommar, and Little Women that truly showcased her versatility and range. Taking on three very different and equally challenging roles, she delivered three back-to-back hits in a single year, cementing her status as a household name and one of the most sought-after actresses in Hollywood.

It’s been onwards and upwards for Florence ever since. She has taken on bigger projects, starring in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, making her Marvel debut as Yelena Belova, Natasha Romanoff’s adoptive sister in Black Widow, and eventually headlining her own Marvel movie, Thunderbolts*. But amid all the big blockbusters, Pugh has not forgotten her roots. She continues to balance her career by taking on indie roles that showcase her range and passion for storytelling. Florence has built an impressive portfolio in the past decade, here are 10 of her best career defining performances, and where to watch them online:

Little Women (2019)

Since the book first came out, Amy March has been one of the most despised characters in romance literature. Florence Pugh has helped shift this image ever since she stepped into the shoes of Amy March in Greta Gerwig’s 2019 adaptation of Little Women. Set in two different timelines, the movie traces Amy and her three sisters' journey from early childhood to adulthood, documenting their challenges, romances, and sibling rivalries along the way. Amy March has always been misunderstood and seen as vain, impulsive, and selfish for her actions. Florence Pugh brought a new sense of depth, vulnerability, and intelligence to the role, which helped transform her character into a fully realized person whose choices make sense, even if they are not always easy to understand. This transformation has been the center of praise both critically and commercially, even earning Florence her first Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress.

Midsommar (2019)

Midsommar is not your typical horror film. It is hauntingly disturbing, unconventional, and requires an open mind to fully understand and appreciate. In Midsommar, Florence Pugh plays Dani, a young woman grieving the traumatic loss of her sister, who died by suicide, as well as her parents, who were killed in the same incident. As she struggles with her grief and a deteriorating relationship with her college boyfriend, she decides to join him and his friends on a trip to a midsummer festival in Sweden. Upon arrival, the group slowly realizes they have stumbled into a remote pagan commune and become witnesses to increasingly unsettling ancient rituals of sacrifice. Florence delivers one of the most powerful and intense performances of her career in Midsommar, grounding the film’s surreal horror in a deeply human experience of pain, grief, and loss.

Fighting with My Family (2019)

Released in the same year as Little Women and Midsommar, Fighting with My Family is the least talked about film from Florence Pugh’s breakout year. In the movie, Pugh stars as Saraya "Paige" Bevis, an aspiring professional wrestler trying to make it in the competitive world of WWE. But Fighting with My Family is not just a movie about wrestling. It is also a story about family. Raised in a household of wrestlers, Paige begins her journey training alongside her brother Zac. However, as the story unfolds, Zac falls short of making the cut and Paige is left to carry on the family legacy alone.

Thunderbolts* (2025)

Thunderbolts*, or the self-proclaimed “New Avengers,” is Marvel’s most recent ensemble superhero action film, starring Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova, the adoptive sister of Natasha Romanoff. Thunderbolts* did not generate massive pre-release buzz like some of its superhero counterparts, but after its release, the film received widespread fan and critical acclaim for the new direction Marvel has taken. Unlike other films under its banner, Thunderbolts* is not packed with elaborate CGI action sequences or flashy superheroes with extravagant powers. Instead, the movie assembles a group of antiheroes, forgotten characters with morally ambiguous motives, dark pasts, or criminal histories, brought together as the city's last hope against government control and manipulation. At the center of it all is Yelena Belova, a tough, sarcastic, emotionally guarded yet deeply caring assassin, struggling with her sense of identity, the trauma of growing up as a child assassin, and her search for purpose. Florence Pugh’s performance anchors the entire film with emotional vulnerability, proving that the story is as much about facing internal battles as it is about confronting external threats.

Lady Macbeth (2016)

In Lady Macbeth, Florence Pugh stars as Katherine Lester, a young woman forced into marriage with a much older man early in her life. Stripped of her freedom, Katherine begins an affair with another man and gradually regains a sense of control, gaining the confidence to stand up to her bitter husband and domineering father-in-law, and slowly take command of her household. One of Pugh’s early works, Lady Macbeth remains one of her most powerful performances. At just nineteen, she convincingly portrayed the despair of an unhappy, forced marriage and the lengths one might go to in pursuit of mental peace and freedom.

Dune: Part Two (2024)

Dune: Part Two, the sequel to the cinematic masterpiece Dune, was even more popular than the original film. The movie continues the saga of Paul Atreides as he joins the Fremen to stand up against the forces that destroyed his family and claim his destiny as the prophesied leader. The film introduces a host of new characters, including the enigmatic Princess Irulan, daughter of Emperor Shaddam IV, played by Florence Pugh. Though her role is limited in this installment, it lays the groundwork for a much deeper and more significant involvement in the next chapter. Irulan’s character is deeply intertwined with the political landscape of the Dune universe. In the second movie, Pugh’s character serves more as a silent observer, witnessing the events that unfold around her and positioning herself at the intersection of imperial power and the Bene Gesserit’s far-reaching influence.

We Live In Time (2024)

Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh star in this emotionally intense romantic drama about a woman battling ovarian cancer in the prime of her life. We Live In Time uses a non-linear narrative to follow a couple’s ten-year journey as they navigate love, illness, and personal ambition. The story begins when Almut (Florence Pugh) accidentally hits Tobias (Andrew Garfield) with her car, and what starts as an unusual meet-cute gradually blossoms into a profound relationship. Their lives together unfold, from the birth of their daughter to Almut’s harrowing battle with cancer. Both Andrew and Florence deliver raw, authentic, and deeply moving performances. Their on-screen chemistry is palpable, anchoring the film with emotional depth and sincerity.

Oppenheimer (2023)

Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer was one of the biggest films to come out in 2023. Aside from being an explosive hit at the box-office, the movie was critically acclaimed for its grand visual spectacle, powerful storytelling, and talented cast of actors that brought the devastating story of the creation of the first atom bomb to life. Amidst these, we have Florence Pugh taking on the emotionally complex role of Jean Tatlock, a psychiatrist, communist party member, and Oppenheimer’s former love interest. Though her screen time is limited, her character leaves a lasting impact, depicting a turbulent relationship that adds a layer of depth to his personal struggles and inner conflict in the film.

The Wonder (2022)

Set in 1862, The Wonder stars Florence Pugh as an English nurse who is sent to a small town in Ireland to observe a young girl who has mysteriously stopped eating. Still adjusting to life after the Great Famine, which ended a decade prior, the people of the small town are wary of Lib, but her only concern is the little girl. As the movie progresses, Lib learns that the reason behind the girl’s fasting is more religious than magical, sending her down a path of moral conflict, uncovering dark secrets, and forcing her to make a drastic, life-altering decision.

The Falling (2014)

Florence Pugh made her film debut alongside Game of Thrones alum Maisie Williams in the psychological thriller The Falling at the tender age of eighteen. The film stars Pugh as Abbie, a pregnant teen who attends an all-girls boarding school and quickly befriends her classmate Lydia. Shortly after arriving, Abbie mysteriously faints, triggering a strange fainting epidemic across the school. While the administration dismisses it as hysteria, Lydia’s concerns deepen, leading her down a dangerous path to uncover the dark truth behind the mass faintings. Even though Pugh plays a supporting role, her performance was well received and notable enough to launch her acting career.

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11 Best Bollywood Biopics Based on Real Life and Stories

Anushree Arora

JustWatch Editor

Biopics are one of the most entertaining ways to learn about the world around us. Unlike documentaries, biopics take more creative liberties and dramatise the events of a person’s life, but they also bring important stories and individuals into the spotlight. From sports stars and celebrities to politicians and business leaders, no area of life has been left untouched by this genre. True stories have inspired some of the greatest cinema in India, and in this guide we explore eleven of the very best Bollywood biopics and where to watch them online in India.

1. Guru (2011)

The Ambanis have been in the global spotlight ever since hosting the most extravagant ‘Big Fat Indian Wedding’ of the century for their son, Anant Ambani. Aside from being the richest family in India, they have positioned themselves at the forefront of the country’s cultural and technological evolution, from building a world-class cultural centre and a natural sanctuary, to single-handedly democratising internet access across even the most remote parts of India through the launch of Jio. The Ambanis are nothing short of living legends, and their legacy and contributions will be studied in business schools and cultural discourse for years to come. If you want to see how it all began, check out Guru, a powerful biopic in which Abhishek Bachchan steps into the shoes of Dhirubhai Ambani, the humble and visionary founder of the Ambani empire. This film, though dramatised, is a masterclass in entrepreneurship, the spirit of jugaad, and the importance of family values and nurturing relationships.

2. Neerja (2016)

Sonam Kapoor is known as Bollywood’s quintessential rom-com actress, so she surprised everyone and showcased her range when she took on the role of Neerja, a brave and courageous air hostess who risked her life to save 379 passengers aboard the Pan Am flight in 1986. Neerja is thrilling, deeply emotional, and marked a significant breakthrough in Sonam’s career as an actor.

3. Sanju (2018)

Sanjay Dutt is one of the finest comedic actors Bollywood has seen, but he’s dealt with his fair share of controversies and drama in his personal life. Sanju is an honest, non-linear biographical comedy-drama that chronicles the fascinating journey of Sanjay Dutt, from his career highs to his battle with drug addiction, and his five-year stint in prison. Ranbir Kapoor completely transforms himself into Dutt, embodying several of his iconic looks with remarkable accuracy. Honestly, the film is worth watching for his spot-on portrayal alone.

4. Mary Kom (2014)

When it comes to sports in India, female athletes are often overlooked, which is precisely why films like Mary Kom are so important. Global superstar Priyanka Chopra stars as the skilled and determined boxer, Mary Kom, taking viewers on a journey from her early days of training to her triumphant victory at the 2008 World Boxing Championship in Ningbo. The film tackles powerful themes such as the social stigma surrounding female boxers, the lack of financial support for women in sport, and the challenges of training with limited infrastructure. It stands as a testament to Kom’s unwavering perseverance and determination. Priyanka Chopra Jonas trained intensively for months to physically embody the role, even shadowing the real Mary Kom, a detail that brings an added layer of authenticity to the film.

5. Gangubai Kathiawadi (2022)

Nobody does grand historical biopics about the rich, and enchanting lives of Mughal emperors better than Sanjay Leela Bhansali. Taking a break from the royals, Bhansali, brings the same opulence, grandeur, and poetic cinematography, to deliver the story of Gangubai Kathiawadi, a prominent politician, who took the narrative in her own hands after being sold into prostitution as a teenager, spending her time advocating for her rights, getting involved in social activism, and eventually becoming a political leader, who brought real, meaningful change for the sex workers in Mumbai. Alia Bhatt stood out for her remarkable performance in the film, and the movie is credited as a modern day classic.

6. Sam Bahadur (2023)

India’s struggle for freedom has been long and enduring, and while we’ve all studied freedom fighters like Bhagat Singh, Mahatma Gandhi, Subhas Chandra Bose, and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, there are several more soldiers, army generals, political leaders, and brave countrymen whose stories are yet to be told. Sam Bahadur tells the story of one such extraordinary army officer who led India through Bangladesh’s Liberation War in 1971 and played an active role throughout India’s turbulent journey to independence. Vicky Kaushal steps into the shoes of Sam Manekshaw, taking viewers from his early days in the army to his rise as the Chief of Army Staff. The film is a tribute to the self-sacrificing work of the Indian Army and an ode to India’s first Field Marshal.

7. 83 (2021)

Cricket is a religion in India, and the country’s World Cup win in 1983 is a defining moment in its rich cricketing history, one that will be remembered for decades to come. 83 celebrates this triumphant victory and India’s journey to the finals through the eyes of legendary cricketer, national icon, and then-captain, Kapil Dev. The film stars Ranveer Singh as Kapil Dev and his real-life wife, Deepika Padukone, as his on-screen wife, Romi Bhatia. It explores not only Kapil Dev’s captaincy during this historic season but also Romi’s support, and offers a glimpse into how personal relationships shape the mindset and resilience of a sportsman.

8. MS Dhoni: The Untold Story (2016)

While we’re on the subject of cricket legends and epic sports biopics, MS Dhoni: The Untold Story is a natural follow-up to 83. Starring Sushant Singh Rajput as the humble and determined M.S. Dhoni, the former captain of the Indian cricket team who led India to its second World Cup victory in 2011, nearly three decades after the 1983 win. MS Dhoni: The Untold Story chronicles the remarkable cricketer’s life through key moments, from his early beginnings to his iconic triumph as India’s captain. Although Dhoni’s victory came after Kapil Dev’s, the film was released before 83, but we’d still recommend watching it after 83 to maintain the best narrative flow.

9. Bhaag Milkha Bhaag (2013)

If there’s one sports film even non-sports fans should watch, it’s Bhaag Milkha Bhaag. This isn’t just a typical sports biopic, it’s the story of India’s ‘Flying Sikh’, Milkha Singh, a fierce and resilient Olympian who overcame the massacre of his family, homelessness, and numerous other hardships during the Indian Civil War to become one of the greatest runners the country has ever seen. Farhan Akhtar’s intense dedication and physical transformation truly brought Milkha Singh’s story to life. The film is based on Singh’s autobiography, The Race of My Life, which he co-wrote with his daughter. He sold the rights to the book for just ₹1, on the condition that the profits from the film be donated to his non-profit trust, which supports underprivileged athletes, a reflection of Milkha Singh’s true spirit and generous heart.

10. Shahid (2012)

Definitely the hardest-hitting film on this list, Shahid tells the story of lawyer and award-winning activist Shahid Azmi, who was assassinated in 2010. Falsely accused of terrorism, Azmi spent years of his life in prison. After clearing his name, he dedicated his life to becoming a lawyer and defending others who had been wrongfully accused of similar crimes. Directed by Hansal Mehta, known for tackling polarising social and political themes head-on. Shahid isn’t an easy watch by any means, but it is a gritty, gutsy, and bold film. It also marked a career-defining role for Rajkummar Rao, earning him his first National Film Award for Best Actor.

11. Pad Man (2018)

Ending the list on a wholesome and feel-good note, we have Pad Man at number 10. This social comedy-drama is based on the real-life story of Arunachalam Muruganantham, a social activist from Tamil Nadu who developed low-cost sanitary pads to make menstrual health more accessible in rural areas. The film is inspired by Twinkle Khanna’s fictional story The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad, and stars her husband, Akshay Kumar, in the lead role as the visionary Muruganantham. Pad Man is eye-opening, funny, and exactly the kind of film we need to break the taboo around menstrual health.

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The One With The 10 Best Guest Cameos On 'Friends'
Anushree Arora
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Friends took the simple concept of six close-knit friends navigating the ups and downs of their twenties and turned it into a pop culture phenomenon that continues to captivate audiences even two decades after its series finale. While Monica, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, Ross, and Rachel have secured permanent spots in fans' hearts, Friends also gave us countless iconic and unforgettable side characters, from the official co-founder of the “I Hate Rachel” club to the hilariously sad stripper at Phoebe’s bachelorette party.

From awkward exes and A-list crushes to disgruntled friends and pushy neighbors, here are the 10 best celebrity guest cameos Friends pulled in during its 10-season run:

Reese Witherspoon

Friends has had its fair share of quirky relatives, from Phoebe’s half-brother Frank to Chandler’s estranged dad, but one who truly made her mark was Rachel’s favourite sister, Amy Green, played by Legally Blonde’s Reese Witherspoon. Amy visits in “The One with Rachel’s Sister” during Season 6 after being cut off by their father. Though she only appeared in two episodes, Amy left a lasting impression, not just for briefly dating Ross and adding a fun twist to the ongoing Ross-Rachel saga, but also for highlighting how much Rachel had grown since running away from her old life back in Season 1. Witherspoon and Aniston maintained their off-screen friendship long after Friends ended and later reunited as co-stars in Apple TV’s newsroom drama, The Morning Show.

Brad Pitt

Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston were Hollywood’s golden couple in the late '90s, long before the Brangelina era. Unlike Brangelina, who worked together on two feature films, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, which famously sparked their initial romance, and By the Sea, Pitt and Aniston only shared screen space once, when Pitt made a guest appearance in Season 8’s Thanksgiving episode, “The One With the Rumor.” In the episode, Pitt plays the role of Will, Ross’ longtime school friend and Rachel’s nemesis, who co-founded the “I Hate Rachel” club back in high school. Watching Hollywood’s sweethearts play frenemies on one of the biggest sitcoms of the '90s definitely marked a memorable moment in television history.

Ellen Pompeo

After 21 seasons, it’s hard to imagine Ellen Pompeo as anyone other than Meredith Grey on Grey's Anatomy. However, before becoming one of the most iconic doctors in television history, Pompeo made a guest appearance on Friends as Missy Goldberg in the episode “The One Where the Stripper Cries.” She plays the girl Ross and Chandler both had a crush on back in college, making for a hilariously awkward reunion years later.

Danny DeVito

Ellen Pompeo isn’t the only famous face in “The One Where the Stripper Cries.” The episode also stars Danny DeVito, who you may recognise from his memorable roles on the hit sitcoms Taxi and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but after his Emmy-winning performance as a taxi driver in Taxi, DeVito surprised fans by playing the role of a sad, ageing stripper at Phoebe’s bachelorette party, definitely one of the most lasting celebrity performances in the series’ 10-season run.

Jennifer Coolidge

The White Lotus revived Jennifer Coolidge’s career and gave her the well-earned recognition and boost she truly deserves. Often cast in supporting roles or typecast in a certain way, Coolidge hasn’t had it easy by any means, but no matter how big or small the part, she always manages to leave a lasting impression. You might recognise her from 2 Broke Girls, American Pie, and Legally Blonde, but she also played the role of Amanda Buffamonteezi, Monica and Phoebe’s longtime friend who causes friction within the group when she decides to move back to New York City in “The One With Ross’ Tan.” Interestingly enough, Coolidge later found a more prominent role in the Friends spin-off series Joey, as Joey Tribbiani’s eccentric new agent, Bobby.

George Clooney

George Clooney has had a long-standing relationship with NBC, given that his stint as Doug Ross on the network’s hit medical drama ER offered him a major head start in his acting career. Friends gave ER fans a moment to relive the glory days of the show once again by casting George Clooney and his co-star Noah Wyle as the charming doctors Monica and Rachel double-date in Season 1’s episode “The One with Two Parts.” This was still the early days of Friends, and NBC’s crossover cameo helped push the series further into the spotlight.

Ben Stiller

Ben Stiller and Jennifer Aniston have a long-standing friendship dating back to their time on Friends when he guest-starred as her boyfriend in “The One with the Screamer,” where the entire group is taken aback by his short temper. The duo went on to work together again after the series wrapped in the lovable rom-com Along Came Polly, where Stiller plays a newlywed who gets dumped on his honeymoon, only to give love a second chance after reconnecting with his wildly different former school friend, Polly.

Charlie Sheen

Charlie Sheen is best known for, well, playing Charlie Harper, a womanising jingle writer with deep commitment issues on Chuck Lorre’s standout sitcom Two and a Half Men. That is what makes his guest appearance on Friends as Phoebe’s long-lost love interest (also a musician), who’s deeply in love with her and has to resist the urge of physical contact due to chicken pox, hilarious and somewhat uncanny. He appears on the series in the episode “The One with the Chicken Pox” in Season 2, which predates his stint on Two and a Half Men. It left a formidable impression and gave a glimpse of his comedic potential in sitcoms.

Julia Roberts

One of the things we love most about Friends is how the writers cleverly wove the actors’ real-life romances into the characters’ storylines. Matthew Perry and Julia Roberts surprised everyone with their whirlwind romance in 1995, which made her appearance in Friends’ Super Bowl special episode, “The One After the Superbowl,” in Season 2, even more memorable. If you enjoyed Roberts’ feisty cameo in the series, you should also check her out in Runaway Bride and Pretty Woman.

Helen Hunt

Not a lot of people know this, but before Lisa Kudrow was cast as Phoebe Buffay on Friends, she was already playing the role of Ursula, an ineffective waitress at Riff’s in the series Mad About You. So when Friends took off, the show creators brought Mad About You’s You Helen Hunt and her co-star Leila Kenzle down to Central Perk as coffee shop customers who confuse Phoebe for her twin sister Ursula to close out the loop and pay a fun nod to the fans who understood the reference.

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How To Watch All 'Angry Birds' Movies And TV Shows
Anushree Arora
JustWatch Editor
In 2009, while the world was reeling from the swine flu epidemic, a Finnish game company, Rovio Entertainment, decided to give people an outlet for their frustration by launching a game where players could fling a group of angry birds at evil pigs. Angry Birds went on to achieve over 5 billion downloads, becoming one of the most downloaded mobile apps ever and building an impressive nest in the competitive world of gaming, rivaling even legacy franchises like Mario and Sonic.

Rovio Entertainment knew the golden egg of opportunity lay in expanding its comical characters further, giving them their own lives and storylines through movies and TV shows. This vision led to a fun, animated, and expansive universe filled with green-bellied pig armies and short-tempered, geometric birds. Check out the list below for a detailed guide to every Angry Birds movie and TV show ever made.

Angry Birds Toons (2013)

Angry Birds flung into the world of television way before The Angry Birds Movie, debuting back in 2013 with Angry Birds Toons, a short-form animated TV series that expanded the Angry Birds universe. The show follows Red, the temperamental leader of the flock, along with the other colorful birds in his tribe, as they come up with creative ways to protect their eggs from the pigs who want to steal them. Each episode also features side quests for the birds, adding depth to their characters and laying the foundation for future movies and TV shows.

Piggy Tales (2014)

When Rovio Entertainment first set out to expand its games into television and films, it had its sights set on creating a stop-motion animation-style series or movie, but it knew this would take some time. Piggy Tales, the company's second animated series, fulfilled this vision by featuring funny one minute clips of the minion pigs trying and failing to complete basic tasks. This fun, short, and lighthearted series leans into slapstick humor with its silent stop-motion animation style.

Angry Birds Stella (2015)

Angry Birds experimented with longer-format episodes with its third show, expanding from short 1–2 minute clips to a 6-minute runtime with Angry Birds Stella. The series focuses on young Stella as she and her friends embark on adventures together and fight to avoid the evil traps laid by their former friend and the Queen of the minion pigs, Gale.

The Angry Birds Movie (2016)

By far the most popular media to come from the Angry Birds film and TV franchise, The Angry Birds Movie serves as an origin story for the Angry Birds. The movie follows Red, a short-tempered bird who is shunned by the rest of the flock after accidentally causing a nest of bird eggs to prematurely hatch from the stress of his screaming. Red soon finds himself leading the charge against their new neighbors, the pigs, who are secretly hatching an evil plan to destroy the birds. Red bands together with his friends to put a stop to their scheme, save their home, and hopefully win the trust and love of his flock. With a budget of roughly $75 million, The Angry Birds Movie became the most expensive Finnish film ever produced at the time of its release. The film received mixed reviews but still grossed $352 million worldwide.

Angry Birds Blues (2017)

Jake, Jay, and Jim, the adorable and mischievous trio from Bird Island, get their own standalone cartoon series. With only one season and an average runtime of 1–2 minutes per episode, you could binge through the entirety of Angry Birds Blues in just one short sitting.

Angry Birds BirLd Cup (2018)

In the summer of 2018, Angry Birds launched Angry Birds BirdLD Cup. In the FIFA special series, players from Everton FC, youth teams, and fan-favorites Red and Chuck show off their football skills, while the Bad Piggies try to keep score in their usual mischievous style.

Angry Birds Zero Gravity (2018)

If you’ve ever wondered how the flightless birds of Bird Island made their way to outer space while playing the video game, this short and sweet animated series has the answer. With a runtime of just 45 seconds per episode and only three episodes in total, Angry Birds Zero Gravity is the shortest Angry Birds series made to date.

Angry Birds on the Run (2018)

In a classic Stranger in a Strange Land trope, the birds find themselves mysteriously transported to planet Earth and must find a way back to their game world before the Bad Piggies destroy their eggs in Angry Birds on the Run.

The Angry Birds Movie 2 (2019)

The sequel to The Angry Birds Movie, The Angry Birds Movie 2 takes a surprising and unexpected turn as Red and his feathered friends from Bird Island pause their ongoing prank war against the pigs from Piggy Island and join forces to unite against a new, common threat.

Angry Birds MakerSpace (2020)

In this one-of-a-kind series titled Angry Birds MakerSpace, birds and pigs live together in a shared workspace complete with a warehouse, sound stages, and a tech lab. They have everything they need to play with and test out the latest tech gadgets, but can they do it without getting into fights with each other?

Angry Birds Slingshot Stories (2020)

If you’ve played the classic games, you know how the levels go: The piggies construct the stage, and the birds climb atop a tall slingshot to break it and protect their eggs. But what happens if the pigs fail to assemble their stage? And what’s the backstage drama that unfolds as the birds and pigs carry out their choreographed roles? Angry Birds Slingshot Stories answers all of these questions with a behind-the-scenes peek at the characters' roles as they navigate the chaos of putting together their slapstick show.

Angry Birds Bubble Trouble (2020)

The perfect series for tiny tots, Angry Birds Bubble Trouble follows the baby birds as they play and explore in their bubbly garden. The series consists of 44 episodes, each with a runtime of one minute.

Angry Birds: Summer Madness (2022)

Finally, an Angry Birds cartoon series with long-form episodes! Angry Birds: Summer Madness follows pre-teens Red, Stella, Chuck, and Bomb as they embark on new adventures at Camp Splinterwood, guided by Eagle as their teacher and camp leader. Developed for Netflix, the show features longer episodes with an average runtime of 13–24 minutes.

Angry Birds Mystery Island (2024)

Following the success of Netflix’s Angry Birds: Summer Madness, Rovio Entertainment struck a deal with Amazon Prime Video to produce Angry Birds: Mystery Island, a new long-form cartoon series featuring an all-new cast of hatchlings. The hatchlings are shipped off on an all-expenses-paid trip to a mysterious island, only to discover that their only way back home is by working together as a team.

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How (And Where) To Watch 'The Dark Knight' Trilogy In Order
Anushree Arora
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Batman has always stood out from other superheroes. Maybe it’s the fact that, unlike most of them, he doesn’t have any superpowers that give him an edge over his enemies. Instead, he’s had to rely on his intellect, advanced technology, and sheer physical training to stand his ground. His dark, emotionally complex backstory, and Gotham City’s gritty, crime-ridden atmosphere gave director Christopher Nolan the perfect foundation to experiment with superhero storytelling and introduce a new, mature, and cinematic form of filmmaking.

Nolan’s Batman trilogy introduced a new era of superhero storytelling. For audiences accustomed to campy, lighthearted films that relied on exaggerated fight sequences and humor to carry the plot, Nolan’s artistic, gritty, and grounded-in-reality approach came as a breath of fresh air. His trilogy proved that superhero movies could be both critically acclaimed and award-worthy. Check out this guide to find out how to watch The Dark Knight trilogy in order online in India.

Batman Begins (2005)

Batman Begins reboots the Batman series, chronicling Bruce Wayne’s journey from the tragic loss of his parents as a child to becoming Batman, and his mission to stop Scarecrow and Ra’s al Ghul from destroying Gotham City. Unlike many superhero films that rely heavily on CGI, Batman Begins stands out for its use of practical effects, real stunts, and miniature models. The film revitalized the Batman franchise in pop culture, introducing a darker and more serious tone to the series. It also solidified Christian Bale’s position as a leading man in Hollywood and was both a critical and commercial success, grossing over $371 million worldwide and earning an Academy Award nomination for Best Cinematography.

The Dark Knight (2008)

Widely regarded not only as the best Batman movie of all time but also as one of the greatest superhero films ever made, The Dark Knight delivers complex storytelling, a deep exploration of morality, and Heath Ledger’s iconic portrayal of the Joker. The Batman Begins sequel sees Batman face tough choices at every turn as Joker relentlessly tests his values, limits, and sense of justice. The film marked Batman’s evolution from a traditional superhero to the Dark Knight, a silent guardian willing to bear the weight of Gotham’s safety, no matter what the cost.

The Dark Knight gave us an iconic villain, groundbreaking action, and strong character performances across the board. It broke away from the traditional mold of superhero movies and proved that the genre could possess serious award-winning potential. The film earned eight nominations at the 81st Academy Awards, with Heath Ledger posthumously winning Best Supporting Actor for his unforgettable portrayal of the Joker. It also shattered box office records, grossing over $1 billion worldwide and becoming the highest-earning film of 2008.

The Dark Knight Rises (2012)

The final installment in Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy is set eight years after the events of The Dark Knight and follows a retired Bruce Wayne as he dons the suit once again to save Gotham City from a nuclear threat at the hands of the terrorist Bane. Heath Ledger’s Joker was a tough act to follow, but Nolan dug deep to create a meaningful and layered role for Bane, drawing inspiration from the comic books Batman: Knightfall, The Dark Knight Returns, and Batman: No Man’s Land, and giving audiences a new, ruthless villain to fear, played by Tom Hardy. The Dark Knight Rises received generally positive reviews from both critics and audiences and served as a strong conclusion to the trilogy.

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10 Brilliant Indian Movies That Failed At The Box Office
Anushree Arora
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Big A-list stars, catchy dance numbers, and a massive budget. On paper, it might seem like the Indian film industry has cracked the formula for box office success. But even the most seasoned filmmakers are not immune to the occasional flop. From Karan Johar to Sanjay Leela Bhansali, every major name in the industry has experienced setbacks at some point in their career. If you're looking for Indian films that didn’t make money but absolutely deserve your attention, keep reading, some of these might just become your new favourites.

Filmmaking is a high-risk industry. If you’ve been making movies long enough, you’re bound to have a few that just don’t land with audiences, even when all the right pieces are in place. When a mainstream film with a big star and a high production value fails at the box office, people are quick to blame it on poor reviews, weak storytelling, or a lack of originality. But box office performance isn’t always about quality. There are countless other reasons why a genuinely good film might not get its due in theatres: timing, clashing with other big releases, niche subject matter, limited marketing, or casting lesser-known faces.

Thankfully, with the rise of streaming platforms, many of these films are finding a new audience. Here are 10 Indian films that didn’t succeed at the box office but are absolutely worth your time and attention now.

Laapataa Ladies (2023)

Kiran Rao’s Laapataa Ladies was the talk of Indian film critics and award circuits. It even became India’s official selection for the Best International Feature at the 2025 Oscars. However, despite the praise and buzz, the film didn’t perform exceedingly well at the box office. Laapataa Ladies earned around ₹25 crore in India, well below traditional box office benchmarks that often expect ₹50 or ₹100 crore collections. This modest performance can be attributed to its limited theatrical release and the absence of any major celebrity headliners. However, the film found its true audience on Netflix, where it quickly gained momentum and spent five weeks on Netflix’s Top 10 after its release.

Goldfish (2023)

Actors Deepti Naval and Kalki Koechlin deliver powerful performances as a mother-daughter duo navigating the complexities of love, loss, and reconciliation amidst the advancing stages of dementia. Their moving and deeply layered portrayals earned them feathers across film festivals. However, the film struggled to make an impact at the box office, earning only ₹0.10 crore. Dealing with emotionally heavy themes and presented in a subtle, nuanced way, Goldfish was never meant to be a mass entertainer, which likely contributed to its limited commercial appeal. But its raw and authentic depiction of intergenerational relationships, memory, and caregiving is reason enough to watch this quiet gem.

Superboys of Malegaon (2024)

Superboys of Malegaon may not have shone at the box office (₹5.35 crore), but it is definitely a must-watch. This coming-of-age film, inspired by the 2008 cult documentary Supermen of Malegaon, stars streaming favorite Adarsh Gourav as an aspiring filmmaker from a small-town backdrop. His earnest journey of scraping together limited resources and rallying his group of friends to make a low-budget film is equal parts relatable, heartwarming, and inspiring.

Laal Singh Chaddha (2022)

With Bollywood superstars Aamir Khan and Kareena Kapoor in the lead, Laal Singh Chaddha, the official adaptation of Hollywood’s iconic film Forrest Gump, had all the ingredients to break box-office records. The film earned ₹133 crore at the global box office—a number that may seem impressive at first glance, but it still resulted in a significant loss given its hefty budget of ₹180 crore. While it may not have been a commercial hit, Laal Singh Chaddha remains an authentic and heartfelt Indian retelling of a global classic. Its emotional depth, rooted cultural adaptation, and strong performances make it well worth a watch.

Dasvidaniya (2008)

Dasvidaniya may have earned only ₹1.8 crore at the time of its release, but it has gone on to become a beloved comedy-drama that continues to be talked about even over a decade later. This touching film follows Amar, a self-proclaimed nobody, as his life takes an unexpected turn after he learns he has only three months to live. Determined to make the most of his remaining time, he creates a final to-do list and sets out to experience everything he’s missed. As he stumbles, learns, and grows through life’s bittersweet moments, the movie delivers a heartfelt and humorous reminder of what really matters, and it definitely deserves a spot on your own to-watch list.

Udaan (2010)

It's hard to believe that one of the most talked-about modern classics underperformed at the time of its release, but Udaan actually incurred a significant loss at the box office. Despite its commercial struggle, the film has since received the critical acclaim and recognition it truly deserves, winning accolades and a lasting place in Indian cinema. Udaan is a powerful coming-of-age story that explores teenage rebellion, toxic family dynamics, and the yearning for freedom with honesty and grace.

Once Again (2018)

Romance, emotions, and quiet longing, Once Again has all the makings of a grand Bollywood love story, but with a refreshingly mature twist. This poignant romantic drama stars Shefali Shah as Tara, a widowed restaurateur, who finds an unexpected second chance at love through a delicate, slow-burning connection with Amar, a reclusive film actor played by Neeraj Kabi. Despite its heartfelt narrative and stellar performances, the film saw a very limited theatrical release in India and performed very poorly at the box office.

Aamir (2008)

Raj Kumar Gupta’s Aamir, released in 2008, earned a modest ₹2.42 crore at the Indian box office. While its theatrical run was underwhelming, the film gained strong word-of-mouth acclaim and has since been academically studied for its taut storytelling and socio-political commentary. This edge-of-your-seat action thriller follows a young doctor who, upon arriving in Mumbai, is suddenly thrust into a terrifying situation. He’s forced to make an impossible choice, sacrifice his family or comply with the demands of mysterious captors, risking countless innocent lives. Aamir is intense, thought-provoking, and a masterclass in low-budget, high-impact filmmaking.

Saawariya (2007)

Saawariya marked the much-anticipated Bollywood debut of star kid Ranbir Kapoor, alongside his then real-life romantic interest Sonam Kapoor, in a lavish Sanjay Leela Bhansali production. With such a grand setup, the film’s underwhelming performance came as a surprise to many. Released in 2007, it faced a tough box office clash with Om Shanti Om and managed to earn a little over ₹35 crore, far below expectations. Yet, Saawariya remains every bit as dreamlike, visually opulent, and emotionally resonant as any Bhansali film.

Jigra (2024)

Vasan Bala’s Jigra isn’t your ordinary Bollywood action thriller. The film stars Alia Bhatt and Vedang Raina as orphaned siblings who are torn apart when Ankur (Raina) is wrongfully convicted of a crime he didn’t commit. Facing an impending death sentence in one of the world’s toughest prisons, his situation becomes increasingly desperate. Determined to reunite with her brother, Satya begins a daring plan to break him out, unaware that Ankur is also secretly plotting his own escape. Jigra was a bold move for both director Vasan Bala and producer Alia Bhatt. Despite the effort, the film didn’t perform well at the box office, generating ₹62 crore globally against a budget of ₹90 crore. Still, Jigra is worth adding to your watchlist for its attempt to break away from Bollywood’s typical action-movie formula.

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The 10 Best Susan Sarandon Movies And Where To Stream Them
Anushree Arora
JustWatch Editor
Sultry vampire, fading beauty, high-fashion villainess, terminally ill matriarch, campaigning nun, supernatural cellist, and Hollywood’s favourite mother, Susan Sarandon is undoubtedly one of the most versatile actors in Hollywood. With more than five decades of industry experience, she’s delivered unforgettable performances that span generations, genres, and archetypes.

Her strong screen presence, and emotional range have won her several accolades, including the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role as sister Helen in Dead Man Walking. In addition to her Oscar win, she’s received four more Oscar nominations for her performances in Atlantic City, Thelma & Louise, Lorenzo’s Oil, and The Client, six Primetime Emmy Nominations, and nine Golden Globe nominations through her illustrious career. Susan Sarandon has starred in over 95 films, and she’s not slowing down anytime soon. Her latest appearance as Gia, a self made hair salon owner and pastry chef, in the biographical comedy Nonnas, is a welcome reminder of her undying charm, wit, and emotional depth. Here’s a rundown of the best Susan Sarandon movies and where to watch them in India.

Thelma & Louise (1991)

No list of Susan Sarandon’s work or Hollywood’s greatest classic hits would be complete without Thelma & Louise. Ridley Scott’s American crime drama follows two female friends who set off on a road trip to escape the monotony of their suburban lives and, along the way, tumble into a life of crime that escalates with each passing mile. The film landed like a lightning bolt in a sea of male-dominated action flicks and buddy movies, shaking up the genre with its powerful female leads. Sarandon’s layered performance as Louise, a wounded housewife, fiercely loyal friend, and commanding outlaw, earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress and remains one of her most memorable roles to date.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

The 1970s were all about sex, drugs, and rock and roll. As society shifted toward more non-traditional and liberated values, art became bolder, more experimental, and unapologetically expressive. Based on the popular stage musical of the same name, The Rocky Horror Picture Show is the embodiment of everything the '70s represented, rolled into one B-camp, chaotic musical. The film broke every rule in the book by mixing sci-fi, horror, music, brazen comedic style, and a wild celebration of sexual rebellion. At the center of it all, a young Susan Sarandon shines as the all-American girl Janet Weiss, a naive young woman who stumbles into Frank’s bizarre world and experiences a sexual awakening. She brings a blend of both vulnerability and comedy to the role, which cemented her popularity as a fun and relatable woman in Hollywood during her early days. She also sang her own parts in the film, adding an extra layer of charm to her musical debut.

Dead Man Walking (1995)

Revenge and redemption, crime and punishment, fear and salvation. Dead Man Walking beautifully portrays the relationship between a convicted killer and his spiritual advisor, Sister Helen Prejean. The intense drama explores a nun’s moral dilemma as she finds herself feeling empathy for both the convicted killer and the victim’s family, all while trying to appeal his sentence from death row to a life sentence. Susan Sarandon won an Academy Award for her raw and compassionate performance as a devoted nun in the film. Her portrayal is painfully real and deeply human. She masterfully captures the quiet strength of someone who listens more than speaks, proving that sometimes the best acting comes from reacting on screen. As Sister Prejean, she becomes a lens through which the audience navigates the strong moral dilemmas of the film.

Atlantic City (1980)

In Atlantic City, Susan Sarandon plays Sally Matthews, a small-time waitress at an oyster bar in a casino, with big dreams of becoming a blackjack dealer. With the help of a French dealer named Joseph, she begins training and hopes to one day leave Atlantic City behind for the glamorous world of Monte Carlo, France. But life takes a turn when her estranged ex-husband and her pregnant sister reenter her life, bringing with them a web of trouble that derails her carefully laid plans. Susan’s grounded and magnetic performance earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress. The role helped establish her as a serious dramatic talent and also marked the beginning of her long-standing screen presence as a sensual yet intelligent and emotionally complex woman.

Lorenzo’s Oil (1992)

Susan Sarandon has played the role of a mother more than 20 times throughout her career, but her performance as Michaela Odone in Lorenzo’s Oil stands out as one of her most moving portrayals. The film tells the story of Michaela and her husband Augusto Odone, who are determined to find a cure for their brilliant seven-year-old son after he is diagnosed with a rare and fatal disease. Refusing to accept the doctors' prognosis, the couple sets out on an exhausting and emotional journey in search of answers. Sarandon brings extraordinary emotional depth to the role, capturing a mother's strength, vulnerability, and fierce determination. Her powerful performance, combined with her compelling on-screen partnership with Nick Nolte as Augusto, makes Lorenzo’s Oil the deeply affecting medical drama it is.

The Client (1994)

Based on John Grisham’s bestselling novel of the same name, The Client is a fast-paced legal thriller about an eleven-year-old boy who accidentally finds himself caught between the FBI and the mafia after witnessing the suicide of a lawyer connected to organized crime. Before his death, the lawyer reveals incriminating information about the location of a murdered U.S. senator’s body, placing the boy in serious danger as both the mafia and the authorities close in. Susan Sarandon plays Regina "Reggie" Love, a sharp, fearless lawyer who steps in to protect the boy at all costs. Reggie is a divorced mother and recovering alcoholic known for taking on clients others would not. Sarandon brings grit, intelligence, and deep emotional complexity to the role, earning her another Academy Award nomination for Best Actress. Her dynamic with young Brad Renfro, who plays Mark, is one of the film’s strongest elements. Their bond gives the story emotional weight and transforms the film into something far more memorable than a standard legal drama.

Stepmom (1998)

Stepmom is the original film that the popular Bollywood film We Are Family is based on. Susan Sarandon stars as Jackie Harrison in this emotional comedy-drama. A divorced mother battling with her feelings and fear of being replaced by her children’s new stepmother after receiving news of her own terminal cancer. The evolving relationship between Jackie and Julia Roberts’ character, Isabel, begins with rivalry but gradually blossoms into a quiet, and respectful friendship. Sarandon brings a sense of depth, grace, and emotional honesty to the role, which makes Jackie so relatable and loved as a character.

Arbitrage (2012)

Richard Gere plays the charming yet deceitful hedge fund manager Robert Miller in this fast-paced financial thriller. Burdened with debt and desperate to cover it up, Robert takes out a risky loan while continuing to make high-stakes decisions that jeopardize both his business and personal life. Silently supporting him is his wife, Ellen Miller, played by Susan Sarandon. While Sarandon’s role in Arbitrage is not extensive, it is pivotal. She brings quiet strength and nuance to Ellen, who begins as a seemingly loyal partner but later reveals a sharp awareness and willingness to take control when the stakes are highest. Without giving anything away, her transformation adds a powerful layer to the film’s conclusion.

Enchanted (2007)

Susan Sarandon isn’t the first name that comes to mind when you think of villains. That said, she brings a unique charisma and devious charm to the role of Queen Narissa in the modern-day fairy tale Enchanted. Set in New York City, the story follows Giselle, a classic Disney princess who dreams of true love and is about to marry Prince Edward. But when Edward’s mother, Queen Narissa, senses her power slipping away, she banishes Giselle from the animated kingdom of Andalasia to the real world. On Earth, Giselle is thrown into chaos and complexity, slowly discovering the harsh realities of life, and the beauty of being human. Determined to keep her grip on the throne, Narissa follows her, leading to a magical showdown. Sarandon is over-the-top, hilarious, and deliciously evil, embracing the theatrical flair of a classic Disney villain with absolute delight.

The Hunger (1983)

Susan Sarandon’s most controversial role at the time, The Hunger, is a steamy erotic thriller that every vampire buff should add to their watchlist. The film follows Miriam Blaylock, an elegant and centuries-old vampire who lives in New York with her lover John, whom she has managed to keep alive and youthful for centuries. But when John begins to age rapidly, Miriam enlists the help of Dr. Sarah Roberts, played by Sarandon, to save him. As Sarah dives deeper into the case, things take a darker turn, leading to new revelations and the film’s iconic, controversial love scene between Miriam and Sarah, one that broke cinematic taboos at the time. Sarandon’s restrained and emotionally charged performance added to the film’s dreamlike quality and marked her shift from the kinds of roles she was previously known for into darker, more psychologically intense territory.

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All 'Lilo & Stich' Movies And Shows In Order And Where To Watch Them
Anushree Arora
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After its successful Renaissance period of back-to-back hits like The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, and Aladdin, Disney entered a bit of a dark age in the early 2000s, marked by a series of box-office failures. So, when traditional fairy tales and folk stories no longer did the trick, Disney decided to take a gamble on smaller productions. That is when Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois brought their whacky, out-of-the-box, original concept to life: an alien experiment programmed for mass destruction, transformed into a fluffy, friendly creature through the companionship of a lonely girl. The result was the first animated Lilo & Stitch movie.

The gamble, of course, paid off, launching a wildly successful franchise that grew to include several more movies and TV spin-offs, including the 2025 live-action reboot. Interested in binge-watching all the Lilo and Stitch experiments leading up to the exciting live-action movie? You’re in the right place! Scroll down to explore the zany intergalactic, tropical saga of every Lilo & Stitch movie and TV show in order.

Lilo & Stitch (2002)

The original film that started it all, the 2002 animated Lilo & Stitch, sets the foundation for the rest of the franchise. Set in the tropical dreamland of Hawaii, the movie begins with an alien capable of mass destruction crash-landing on Earth. The alien, Stitch, also known as Experiment 626 (pronounced as six two six), is being hunted by an evil scientist and his ally when he crosses paths with Lilo, a young and innocent human girl who is deeply sad after losing both her parents in a car crash.

Stitch is lost and bewildered about how things in the human world work, and Lilo struggles with loneliness and abandonment. Together, the two save each other from their own personal chaos while setting out on an adventure full of self-discovery and unexpected family. Disney’s madcap story about an unlikely alien friendship, set against the fun tropical backdrop with vibrant, emotional music and laugh-out-loud pranks, sparked the beginning of a heartfelt and enduring franchise that continues to charm fans all over the world.

Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch (2005)

Lilo & Stitch share an unbreakable bond, and this is deeply reflected in Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch, a direct-to-DVD feature film. Although it was released after the television series and Stitch! The Movie, it chronologically serves as a direct sequel to the original film. The story puts Lilo and Stitch through an emotional ringer as Stitch begins to malfunction, a result of his creator, Jumba, being arrested before he could fully complete Stitch's programming. The film tests the duo’s friendship as Stitch faces the frightening possibility of death, ultimately reinforcing the meaning of ohana and the strength of love and family.

Stitch! The Movie (2003)

Stitch is Experiment 626, which means there had to be more experiments before him—namely, at least, Experiment 625. Stitch! The Movie expands on this concept Disney initially teased, introducing us to all the strange, quirky, and bizarre intergalactic experiments Jumba created before Stitch. The movie follows Lilo and Stitch as they frantically race around the island trying to locate all the experiments that have been accidentally unleashed from Jumba’s evil lab. Their mission is to contain these experiments and rehabilitate them by stripping away their evil tendencies, showing that even the most mischievous creations can find redemption.

Lilo & Stitch: The Series (2003)

Premiering just a month after Stitch! The Movie, Lilo & Stich: The Series expands on the adventures of Lilo and Stitch as they travel around trying to rehome the other intergalactic experiments. Filled with chaotic escapades, vibrant new characters, and even unexpected crossovers with other Disney shows like Kim Possible and American Dragon: Jake Long, the series is fun, lighthearted, and full of heart, opening the Lilo & Stitch franchise to a world of new possibilities. One of the most memorable additions to the show is Experiment 624, also known as Angel, a clever and mischievous experiment who can turn others evil by singing her song. She later becomes a fan favorite and famously wins over Stitch’s heart. The movies may have introduced us to Lilo and Stitch, but it’s the long-running series that truly solidifies their place in Disney’s animated legacy.

Leroy & Stitch (2006)

The third feature film in the animated Lilo & Stitch series, Leroy & Stitch, follows Stitch, Lilo, and their friends as they travel the world to find homes for the other genetic experiments. After going their separate ways, the experiments realize that their true ohana was with each other all along. They reunite just in time to face a new threat: Leroy, Jumba’s latest and most dangerous experiment, who is sent to Earth to eliminate the other experiments and take over the galaxy. In a final stand, the entire family of experiments teams up to stop Leroy and prevent him from fulfilling his evil mission.

Stitch! (2008)

Similar to Stitch & Ai, Stitch!, is a spin-off television series that takes Stitch outside of Hawaii and reimagines his adventures in a different part of the world with a new human companion. The series initially ran from 2008 to 2011 and pairs Stitch with Yuna, a young Japanese girl who takes him in. Together, the two embark on several fun and chaotic adventures over the course of three seasons. The show provides some backstory, explaining that Stitch and Lilo chose to part ways after a grown-up Lilo leaves for college, setting Stitch on a path to find a new friend. The story also brings back Jumba and Pleakley. With a mix of familiar characters and a host of new ones, Stitch! blends the classic heart and mischief of Stitch’s original adventures with distinct Japanese storytelling styles, making it a welcome and refreshing addition to the franchise.

Stitch & Ai

In 2017, Disney commissioned a donghua (Chinese) spin-off of Lilo & Stitch titled Stitch & Ai. This animated television series follows Stitch after he escapes the clutches of evil alien criminals and finds himself lost and alone in the rural mountains of China. While navigating the lush Huangshan region, Stitch crosses paths with Wang Ai Ying and quickly becomes a part of her family. Together, the duo embark on a series of adventures that echo many memorable moments from the original Lilo & Stitch movie and TV series. As Ai helps Stitch evade the evil Jaboodies trying to capture him once again, Stitch helps Ai resist her sister’s attempts to move her to the city, allowing her to stay in the forest she calls home.

Lilo & Stitch (2025)

Lilo & Stitch is all set for a live-action reboot, nearly 23 years after the beloved story first hit the screens in 2002. Chris Sanders, the writer and director of the original film, will return to voice everyone’s favorite blue-haired alien experiment, Stitch (a.k.a. Experiment 626). He’ll be reprising the role alongside newcomer Maia Kealoha, a Hawaiian native who takes on the iconic role of Lilo. Lilo & Stitch (2025) will also feature the return of several original cast members, including Tia Carrere, Amy Hill, and Jason Scott Lee. Set in Hawaii, the film reimagines the prank-filled early adventures of Lilo & Stitch, right from Stitch’s chaotic crash landing on Earth to their battle against the determined scientists and aliens chasing Stitch’s capture in live action.

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Where To Watch The Best Tom Hardy Movies And TV Shows
Anushree Arora
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Whether you love to hate him for playing villains so convincingly, or purely love him for the action, intensity, and unforgettable voices he brings to his performances, there’s no denying that Tom Hardy is one of the most dedicated actors out there. His latest film, Havoc, is already turning heads on Netflix for its jaw-dropping six-minute long, brutally choreographed action sequence.

If you have already seen Havoc and are hungry for more of Hardy’s raw energy and gripping performances, you’re in luck. Since beginning his film career in 2001, he hasn’t taken a single year off. That adds up to nearly 24 years of non-stop work with over 65 movies and TV shows to his name. Watching all of them would take a serious commitment, so to help narrow it down, we’ve put together a list of the 10 best Tom Hardy movies and TV shows.

Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)

Only someone with Hardy’s raw intensity and screen presence could step into the iconic role of Max Rockatansky (previously played by Mel Gibson) and make it entirely his own. Mad Max: Fury Road breathes new life into the legendary Mad Max franchise. Max teams up with Furiosa, a fierce new rebel played by Charlize Theron. Together, the duo go up against Immortan Joe, a ruthless tyrant who controls the desert wasteland by monopolizing water, the most basic necessity for survival. Driven by their own personal motives, the duo set out on a chaotic and explosive journey across the desert.

With minimal dialogue, Hardy delivers a masterclass in physical acting, with his movements and expressions doing all the work for him. Not only is Mad Max: Fury Road one of Hardy’s best career performances, it’s also widely regarded as one of the best action movies of all time, a visually stunning, action-first film that won six Oscars at the 88th Academy Awards.

Inception (2010)

Christopher Nolan is known for working with a trusted inner circle of actors to bring his complex narratives to life. Inception is no different. This mind-bending and cerebral masterpiece features several of Nolan’s frequent collaborators, including Cillian Murphy, Ken Watanabe, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Michael Caine. But for Tom Hardy, this film marked his first time working with Nolan. Although Hardy had been steadily building his career throughout the 2000s, it was his role as the charming and confident Eames that helped make him a household name.

Eames plays a crucial role in the dream heists, and Hardy’s charismatic, scene-stealing presence, combined with his dry wit and tactical sharpness, made him stand out among the ensemble cast. This role also marked the beginning of a long-standing and successful collaboration between Tom Hardy and Christopher Nolan.

The Dark Knight Rises (2012)

It’s no easy feat to take on a villainous role in a franchise as iconic as Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, especially after Heath Ledger’s Academy Award-winning performance as the Joker. But Tom Hardy has never been one to shy away from a challenge. In The Dark Knight Rises, Hardy delivers a chilling performance as Bane, a menacing new villain who threatens the very survival of Gotham City.

With his face covered by a mask, Hardy relies on his sheer presence, hauntingly chilling voice (which became one of the most memorable aspects of the movie), and body language to deliver one of the greatest villainous performances in superhero history.

Peaky Blinders (2013)

With its gripping narrative, complex characters, and moody setting, Peaky Blinders is one of those addictive shows that pulls you in and keeps you hooked till the very end. Set in post-World War I Birmingham, this dark and brooding crime drama traces the rise and reign of Britain’s most notorious crime empire, led by Tommy Shelby.

Although Tom Hardy plays a supporting role, his performance as Alfred "Alfie" Solomons stands out as one of the most fan-loved characters in the series. Alfie is a charismatic, unpredictable Jewish gangster and bootlegger who runs a distillery in Camden Town. He shifts between being an ally and a foe to Tommy Shelby, depending on his own personal agendas, and his wild-card presence is what makes him so crucial and beloved in the series.

Legend (2015)

If you're a fan of crime dramas and Tom Hardy, Legend is worth checking out. Tom Hardy takes on the role of the notorious Kray brothers, who infamously stirred chaos and bloodshed through the streets of London in the '60, forming one of the most feared gangster organizations known as "The Firm."

While the film overall has received generally mixed reviews, Tom Hardy is reason enough to watch it. His distinctive portrayal of both twins, who possess such dual personalities, showcases his versatility and range as an actor. Legend is one of the standout performances of his career.

Venom (2018)

From DC’s masked monster to Marvel’s morally grey symbiote, Tom Hardy is one of the few actors with a visa to both multiverses. The Venom trilogy serves as an extended origin arc for one of Spider-Man’s most iconic villains.

Hardy’s wild and unhinged portrayal of the parasite, along with the conviction he brings to the internal struggle between Eddie Brock, a career-driven journalist, and Venom, the perpetually hungry alien entity, carries the entire franchise on his shoulders. Venom’s devilish and instantly recognizable voice shares resemblance with the bizarre and exaggerated energy of Jim Carrey in The Mask.

Dunkirk (2017)

Christopher Nolan’s war epic Dunkirk is quietly brutal yet gut-wrenching nonetheless. The film truly transports the audience to the battleground of WWII, with masterful visuals, Hans Zimmer’s haunting score, and Nolan’s perfectly cast team of actors who capture the grief, trauma, and shell-shocked state of the Allied soldiers as they struggle to escape under unforgiving enemy pressure. While Dunkirk is a visual masterpiece and widely regarded as one of the best war movies of recent times, it’s also the account of 500,000 soldiers attempting to evacuate an inescapable battleground, with multiple storylines playing out in parallel throughout the film.

Amidst all of them, one that truly stands out is that of RAF pilot Farrier, played by Tom Hardy. He’s a sky warrior tasked with protecting the evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk. Despite having very little dialogue and wearing a mask for most of the film, Hardy conveys a calm and focused heroism through nothing but his eyes.

Locke (2013)

Whether it’s mastering accents, acting with his face fully covered, or taking on unconventional roles, it’s well established by now that Tom Hardy embraces every opportunity to push himself as an actor and convincingly bring a character to life, no matter the limitations. Locke is one such film, where Hardy challenges himself to hold the audience’s attention through phone conversations while driving from one city to another.

In the film, he plays a construction manager who accidentally impregnates a woman after committing adultery and must now travel to another city to be there for the birth of his illegitimate child. The entire narrative of how his work and personal life both fall apart unfolds through 36 calls he receives along the way, and Hardy plays it so convincingly that you’ll feel like you’re a fly on the wall, listening to something deeply personal and painful.

The Take (2009)

One of the most intense roles Tom Hardy took on in his early career was the role of Freddie Jackson in the 2009 British mini-series The Take. Based on Martina Cole’s novel, the four-episode series follows Freddie, an ex-convict who quickly falls back into a life of crime and violence after being released from prison.

The story traces his attempts to climb the underworld ladder with the help of his level-headed cousin Jimmy, all while ignoring the toll his choices take on his family and marriage. Hardy’s unhinged and ruthless portrayal of Freddie earned him significant praise and recognition early in his career.

Wuthering Heights (2009)

A young Tom Hardy stars opposite Charlotte Riley in the TV adaptation of Emily Brontë’s age-old classic Wuthering Heights. This miniseries is one of the most popular adaptations of the novel and is well received by both critics and fans for remaining faithful to the original story and for the strong performances by Hardy and Riley.

Hardy takes on the role of Heathcliff, an orphaned boy who falls in love with the daughter of the family that fosters him into adulthood. When social class, wealth, and family tensions come between them, Heathcliff transforms into a bitter, scorned lover. With his brooding intensity, Hardy convincingly captures Heathcliff’s dark, vengeful nature.

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10 Anime Shows Similar to 'Devil May Cry: The Animated Series' and Where to Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
With Devil May Cry: The Animated Series now available on Netflix, fans of demon-hunting action and supernatural battles are in for a treat. Produced by Adi Shankar (Castlevania), this anime promises fast-paced action, stylish visuals, and a dark fantasy world. If you’re looking for more shows that capture DMC’s energy—whether through epic battles, monster-slaying heroes, or gothic horror aesthetics—these 10 anime series will keep you entertained.

Castlevania (2017-2021)

Few anime capture the gothic horror and demon-hunting action of Devil May Cry like Castlevania. Based on Konami’s legendary video game series, this show follows Trevor Belmont, Sypha Belnades, and Alucard as they battle Dracula’s forces. With intense fights, deep lore, and stylish animation, Castlevania delivers the same blend of badass protagonists and supernatural enemies that DMC fans crave. Its dark, mature storytelling and fluid combat sequences make it one of the best video game adaptations ever made.

Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix (2023)

From Devil May Cry producer Adi Shankar comes Captain Laserhawk, a hyper-stylized anime filled with over-the-top action and cyberpunk aesthetics. While it leans more into sci-fi than supernatural horror, its ultraviolent fight sequences, rebellious antiheroes, and genre-blending storytelling make it a great pick for fans of DMC’s high-energy spectacle. Plus, with its mix of dark humor and brutal combat, it shares the same irreverent, action-packed attitude that makes Devil May Cry so iconic.

Demon Slayer (2019-Present)

If you love the idea of stylish warriors slicing through supernatural enemies, Demon Slayer is a must-watch. The series follows Tanjiro Kamado, a young swordsman on a mission to slay demons and cure his sister’s curse. Ufotable’s breathtaking animation, particularly in the high-speed sword fights, mirrors DMC’s fluid combat. The demonic foes, mystical powers, and intense battles make Demon Slayer one of the most visually impressive and action-packed anime available.

Hellsing Ultimate (2006-2012)

Hellsing Ultimate is one of the closest anime experiences to Devil May Cry. It follows Alucard, a near-immortal vampire working for an organization that exterminates supernatural threats. Like Dante, Alucard is a cocky, stylish protagonist who enjoys playing with his enemies before utterly annihilating them. The gothic setting, blood-soaked action, and monstrous villains make Hellsing a perfect match for DMC fans who love a dark yet thrilling demon-hunting adventure.

Devilman Crybaby (2018)

Devilman Crybaby offers a chaotic, emotionally intense take on the battle between demons and humans. It follows Akira Fudo, a shy boy who merges with a demon to become Devilman, gaining immense power while trying to maintain his humanity. With its trippy animation, brutal violence, and philosophical themes, this anime takes the demon-slaying concept to a whole new level. Its raw, fast-paced action and tragic storytelling make it an unforgettable watch.

Dororo (2019)

This samurai-era dark fantasy anime follows Hyakkimaru, a wandering warrior hunting down demons to reclaim his stolen body parts. Dororo’s action sequences are beautifully choreographed, and its tragic yet action-packed storytelling shares similarities with Devil May Cry’s themes of revenge, supernatural conflict, and lone-wolf protagonists. If you enjoy DMC’s mix of stylish battles and emotional depth, Dororo will definitely resonate with you.

Claymore (2007)

Much like Devil May Cry, Claymore features a world overrun by demonic creatures and warriors trained to hunt them down. The story follows Clare, a half-human, half-demon warrior who fights monstrous beings called Yoma. With its dark fantasy setting, intense sword fights, and deep lore, Claymore is an underrated gem that DMC fans will appreciate. Its heroine, like Dante, struggles with her dual nature, making for a compelling and action-packed journey.

Jujutsu Kaisen (2020-Present)

If you love the stylish, high-energy fights of Devil May Cry, Jujutsu Kaisen is an essential watch. The series follows Yuji Itadori, a high schooler who becomes the vessel for a powerful curse and must train under elite sorcerers to fight supernatural threats. The fast-paced combat, unique powers, and vibrant animation make it one of the most exhilarating anime in recent years. Its mix of humor, horror, and intense battles mirrors DMC’s signature blend of action and attitude.

One Piece (1999-Present)

At first glance, One Piece might seem like an odd pick for DMC fans, but its over-the-top action, wild characters, and devil fruit abilities align perfectly with Devil May Cry’s stylish combat. Protagonist Monkey D. Luffy, much like Dante, is a cocky, powerful fighter who takes on insane enemies with ease. With its creative battles, supernatural elements, and a world filled with larger-than-life personalities, One Piece shares the same sense of fun and chaos that makes DMC so enjoyable.

Blade: The Animated Series (2011)

Marvel’s vampire-hunting antihero got an anime adaptation in 2011, and it’s a hidden gem for supernatural action fans. Blade: The Animated Series follows the titular vampire hunter as he travels the world slaying supernatural threats. Its dark tone, intense fight scenes, and stylish protagonist feel right at home for DMC fans. While it’s a bit more grounded than Devil May Cry, the supernatural warfare and lone warrior aesthetic make it a fitting recommendation.

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'Spider-Man: Beyond The Spider-Verse' & 10 Other Huge Movies Sony Announced At CinemaCon 2025
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
CinemaCon 2025 started on March 31, marking the beginning of one of Hollywood’s biggest movie conferences for announcements of new projects by big studios like Paramount, Warner Bros, Lionsgate and many more. Sony Pictures kickstarted day one’s beginning, giving us updates on two major Spider-Man projects, announcing the cast for Sam Mendes’s upcoming Beatles biopics, and several other video game adaptations. Here’s the full roundup on the biggest movies announced by Sony at CinemaCon.

Spider-Man: Beyond The Spider-Verse

After years of production delays, the third movie in the Spider-Verse trilogy finally has an update. Spider-Man: Beyond the SpiderVerse will still take some time to open in cinemas as its first look at CinemaCon teased the superhero film to release on June 4, 2027. The film will continue from the events of Across the Spider-Verse as titular web-slinger Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) accidentally finds himself confronting his evil doppelganger in an alternate dimension. The first look footage at CinemaCon revealed Miles and his fellow superheroine (and romantic interest) Gwen Stefani cruising on a motorcycle, as well as the return of Across the Spider-Verse villain Spot, and Miles yet again crossing paths with a variant of himself (who has now become the Prowler).

Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Speaking of Spider-Man, the MCU’s live action version also received a major update with the fourth Tom Holland movie set to release on July 31, 2026. This means that the fourth Spidey film in the MCU, which features Tom Holland in a supporting role, will release just a few days after Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. In the director’s chair this time is Destin Daniel Cretton, marking his second Marvel venture after Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Not much is known about the plot but the title (and the events of No Way Home) alludes to Peter Parker’s new life in a world where everyone seems to have forgotten his existence. Apart from Spider-Man regulars like Holland, Stranger Things star Sadie Sink is slated to be a new addition to the cast.

The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event

In news that was being rumoured for months, CinemaCon confirmed the cast details for Sam Mendes’s The Beatles biopics. Each biopic will individually focus on one of the four Beatles, ultimately converging into a common storyline. Confirmed for an April 2028 release, the films will star Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney, Harris Dickinson as John Lennon, Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr, and Joseph Quinn as George Harrison. With “a four-film cinematic event”, 2028 is surely going to be a great year for fans of the legendary British band!

Resident Evil

The Resident Evil video games have been adapted several times in live action, from the Milla Jovovich-led movie saga to a short-lived Netflix series. Now, Sony is returning to the Capcom franchise with Zach Cregger set to direct. At the Las Vegas conference, Cregger promised that his Resident Evil reboot will capture the claustrophobia and darkness of the video games, promising a faithful adaptation of the source material.

The Legend of Zelda

In yet another positive update for video game fans, a live-action Legend of Zelda adaptation was also announced at CinemaCon. Fans of the Nintendo fantasy games have envisioned a film for many years, given the franchise’s immense scope for world-building and memorable characters. Now, Sony is eyeing a March 2027 release date for the first ever Zelda movie. The film will be co-produced by Sony and Nintendo. Wes Ball, the man behind the Maze Runner trilogy and Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, will helm the film.

Karate Kid: Legends

A sequel to the Karate Kid movies and the spinoff series Cobra Kai, Karate Kid: Legends reunites the original Karate Kid’s cast with martial arts legend Jackie Chan, who reprises his role as Mr. Han in the 2010 remake.

While there are already multiple trailers for the movie, two crucial scenes were revealed at CinemaCon. The first introduces Li Fong, the new Karate Kid played by Ben Wang. Li is ambushed in his apartment by a shadowy figure—revealed to be Mr. Han. Li’s mother (Ming-Na Wen) enters as Han begins training him. Meanwhile, in California, Han visits an empty dojo, paying respects to the late master Mr. Miyagi. Franchise star Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio) arrives, and Han reveals he knew Miyagi and seeks Daniel’s help in training Lee. Though Daniel refuses, Han insists he’ll see him in New York, teasing that Daniel has little say in the matter. The film releases May 30, 2025.

28 Years Later

Danny Boyle returns to the zombie franchise, helming a sequel to his British horror hit 28 Days Later. While 28 Years Later already debuted its trailers with a June release date, CinemaCon unveiled some new footage in a brand new trailer.

It opens with soldiers navigating a dark bunker, their flashlights barely illuminating the space before they’re ambushed by the Infected creatures. The setting is a walled-off English town with a bridge to the mainland marked by skulls and graves. Survivors have adapted to pandemic life, but tensions rise when scavenger Jamie’s (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) son comes of age. Responsible for protecting his family, he trains with a crossbow in the woods as chaos unfolds.

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

Boyle's 28 Years Later won’t be the end of the franchise, as CinemaCon also teased two stills from Nia DaCosta’s upcoming middle chapter, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. While the first still was a fairly straightforward visual of a band of survivors running in panic, the second still featured Ralph Fiennes as a potential villain. Fiennes appeared naked, pale, and severely wounded, potentially teasing a transformation into one of the Infected. DaCosta promised that 28 Years Later will offer some context on this character, which her film would later flesh out further.

Goat

On the animated front, basketballer Stephen Curry introduced Goat with an exclusive poster. The film follows Will Harris, an “under goat” striving to enter the big leagues of animal sports. While no clips were shown, concept art revealed Will’s awkwardly charming design, oversized sneakers, and Curry’s role as producer and personal connection to the underdog story. The standout image featured Will facing off against a towering bear on a court engulfed in flames, hinting at the film’s visually striking basketball sequences. The film will be coming to cinemas in 2026.

I Know What You Did Last Summer

Following the success of slasher franchises like Halloween and Scream, Sony is betting on the “legacy sequel” trend once again as they unveil a trailer for the upcoming 2025 title I Know What You Did Last Summer–and much to the joy of the fans, original actors like Jenniffer Love Hewitt and Freddie Pinze Jr. are set to return.

The trailer opens with lighthearted banter between a teenage couple, including Madelyn Cline as a key character. As she relaxes upstairs with a blood-red bath bomb and headphones, her boyfriend is brutally murdered by a hook-handed killer in black. Soon, Cline and her friends question if this is connected to their past. At a tense town hall, Freddie Prinze Jr. returns, warning that violence is nothing new in their town. The fast-paced trailer features slasher mayhem until Jennifer Love Hewitt appears, ominously asking, “What did you do last summer?”

GrandGear

Not much is known about this upcoming Sony Pictures production but GrandGear has already created hype due to its director. This upcoming thriller will mark the English-language debut by Takashi Yamazaki, the Japanese visionary behind the Japanese Oscar-winner Godzilla Minus One.
Every Movie You Need to Watch Before 'Avengers: Doomsday'
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) builds toward Avengers: Doomsday on May 1, 2026, fans are eager to catch up on the films that set the stage for this monumental crossover. With major characters from the X-Men franchise making their MCU debut and returning Avengers assembling for their biggest battle yet, here’s a must-watch list of movies to prepare you for the next epic chapter.

Deadpool & Wolverine

This film is a game-changer, officially bringing characters from the X-Men universe into the MCU. With Avengers: Doomsday featuring Patrick Stewart’s Professor X, Ian McKellen’s Magneto, and James Marsden’s Cyclops, it’s crucial to see how the X-Men timeline connects. Deadpool & Wolverine hints at the multiversal chaos that allows these mutants to enter the larger MCU, making it an essential watch before Doomsday arrives.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

With King T’Challa gone, this film follows Shuri (Letitia Wright) as she reluctantly takes on the Black Panther mantle. It also introduces Namor (Tenoch Huerta), the ruler of Talokan. Both Shuri and Namor are confirmed for Avengers: Doomsday, making Black Panther: Wakanda Forever essential to understand their backstory, their uneasy alliance, and what role Wakanda and Talokan might play in the upcoming battle.

Black Widow

Set before Avengers: Infinity War, Black Widow dives into Natasha Romanoff’s past and introduces Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh) and her father figure, Red Guardian (David Harbour). Both characters will appear in Avengers: Doomsday, making this film crucial for understanding their bond. With Yelena and Red Guardian also starring in Thunderbolts, this movie helps lay the foundation for their important future roles.

Captain America: Brave New World

Captain America: Brave New World cements Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) as the new Captain America and showcases Joaquin Torres (Danny Ramirez) stepping up as the new Falcon. With Wilson expected to play a key leadership role in Avengers: Doomsday, understanding his transformation from Falcon to Cap will make his arc even more impactful in the upcoming battle.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

While Avengers: The Kang Dynasty is no longer happening, this film is still crucial in understanding the impact of time-traveling, multiversal threats like Kang. With Doomsday rumored to feature Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom as its main villain, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania provides a glimpse into how these timeline-altering adversaries operate in the MCU.

Thor: Love and Thunder

As one of the longest-serving Avengers throughout the MCU, Chris Hemsworth’s Thor has been confirmed for Avengers: Doomsday. He latest solo adventure, Thor: Love and Thunder, explores his personal journey and saw him rekindle with Jane Foster. Thor has always been a powerhouse in the Avengers lineup, and this film helps set up his role in what’s coming next.

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

As one of the newer heroes in the MCU, Shang-Chi (Simu Liu) is returning for Avengers: Doomsday. This origin film introduces his mystical Ten Rings, which could play a significant role in the upcoming battle. Watching Shang-Chi and the Legend of Ten Rings again will remind audiences of his journey, his growing powers, and the larger threats connected to his family’s legacy.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

As the mystical Marvel character's second solo adventure, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness dives deep into the multiverse and the consequences of altering reality. While Doctor Strange’s role in Avengers: Doomsday is still unclear, the film’s exploration of alternate dimensions and supernatural forces will likely tie into the massive crossover ahead. The multiverse is key to how certain characters—like the X-Men—enter the MCU, making this film an important piece of the puzzle. Doctor Strange played a pivotal part in the fight against Thanos, and his powers will surely be just as important to the Avengers' survival in Doomsday.

Fantastic Four: First Steps

Marvel’s 'First Family' is finally joining the MCU, and their debut adventure will introduce Reed Richards (Pedro Pascal), Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby), Johnny Storm (Joseph Quinn), and Ben Grimm (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) before Doomsday's crossover event. Watching Fantastic Four: First Steps will be crucial for understanding their team dynamics, their abilities, and how they fit into the grander MCU narrative.

X-Men: Days of Future Past

With many X-Men icons officially returning in Avengers: Doomsday, revisiting Days of Future Past is a smart move. This film blends time travel, alternate realities, and major X-Men character arcs—elements that will likely come into play in Doomsday. While there are still plenty of mysteries regarding the X-Men's involvement in Doomsday, understanding the past struggles of these mutants will make their MCU debut even more exciting.

By watching all 10 of these movies, you’ll be fully prepared for the multiversal madness and high-stakes action of Avengers: Doomsday. This streaming guide shows you how and where you can watch these movies on streaming services in India. You can also use JustWatch to find out the latest options to buy, rent or watch these movies for free.
The Studio: 10 A-List Cameos (and Where You've Seen Them Before)
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Created by and starring Seth Rogen, The Studio is an Apple TV+ comedy series that needs to be on your watchlist if you love films, the way films are made, and a whole lot of celebrity cameos. Rogen plays a bumbling Hollywood producer who has a series of misadventures, dabbling in the behind-the-scenes circus while making a big-budget blockbuster.

Ever since Apple premiered the show’s first two episodes, The Studio made headlines for its exciting cameos, from director Martin Scorsese to actors like Charlize Theron and Anthony Mackie. If you want to know more about the cameos fronting this acclaimed sitcom, our guide offers you a closer look at some of The Studio’s biggest names.

Martin Scorsese – (Killers of the Flower Moon, Taxi Driver)

Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese headlines the pilot episode of The Studio as a snobby version of himself. The filmmaker behind visionary thrillers like Taxi Driver and Goodfellas plays as a disgruntled director who wishes to retire with his final film, a period drama on the Jonestown Massacre. But when Rogen’s Matt Remick accidentally contributes to this project’s cancellation, “Marty” Scorsese lets out some explicit rants (just like his foul-mouthed antiheroes). While Scorsese has spent most of his career in the director’s chair, he has had some cheeky cameos in his own films. You can spot him in Taxi Driver as a bearded passenger in the backseat, as well as appearances in Hugo and The Age of Innocence as a photographer. More recently, he had a meta cameo as a radio show host in his Apple TV+ historical drama Killers of the Flower Moon, where he sums up the film’s storyline and its own hypocrisies.

Greta Lee (Past Lives, The Morning Show)

Greta Lee has had supporting roles on TV shows such as Apple TV+’s own The Morning Show, but it was her turn as a Korean-origin author in the romantic drama Past Lives that proved to be her breakout role in cinema. In The Studio, Lee plays a fictionalised version of herself as an actress fresh off the success of Past Lives. She jokes on how she could hardly earn “two dollars” from the A24 film and she wishes to get more VIP treatment after her recent success. In the second episode of The Studio, she can be seen filming a lesbian drama directed by Sarah Polley, the Oscar-winning filmmaker of Women Talking also appears as herself.

Paul Dano (The Batman, There Will Be Blood)

Paul Dano opens the first episode of The Studio as he’s shown acting in a violent Western action film. Dano displays his typically emotional dialogue delivery and proves yet again why he’s so good at playing conflicted characters. Dano has endured in Hollywood as a gifted character actor, whether it is playing the troubled villain Riddler in The Batman or an angsty teenager in Little Miss Sunshine. Some of his other supporting roles include identical twin brothers in Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood, Steven Spielberg’s fictionalised father in The Fabelmans, and finance influencer Keith Gill in Dumb Money.

Charlize Theron (Mad Mad: Fury Road, Atomic Blonde)

South African actress Charlize Theron is Hollywood royalty, briefly appearing in The Studio’s second episode. Even though her role is brief, the show’s characters talk a lot about Theron’s fancy parties. Rogen’s hero somehow makes it to her big bash, only to be kicked out moments later. Theron needs no introduction for action genre fans, having played Furiosa in Mad Max: Fury Road and the leads in Atomic Blonde and The Old Guard. But beyond action, she’s also accomplished in dramas, having won an Oscar in 2004 for playing serial killer Aileen Wuornos in Monster. She even co-starred with Rogen as a Presidential candidate in the rom-com Long Shot.

Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad, Malcolm in the Middle)

While most cameos in The Studio have celebrities playing themselves, Bryan Cranston appears as a money-minded producer who makes Rogen’s Matt Remick the head of the studio. Cranston is effortlessly funny, a trait that was on full display throughout his hilarious turn as a middle-aged dad in the cult favourite comedy series Malcolm in the Middle. But Cranston also has immensely powerful dramatic chops, as we saw in Breaking Bad. Having won multiple Emmys for his performance, Cranston led the series as chemistry teacher-turned-drug kingpin Walter White. In films, he has had supporting parts in Drive and Kung Fu Panda 3, and an Oscar nomination for playing the acclaimed screenwriter Dalton Trumbo in Trumbo.

Anthony Starr (The Boys, Banshee)

Best known for playing the roguish superhero Homelander in Amazon's The Boys, Anthony Starr plays a Golden Globes awards presenter in The Studio. Starr initially broke out with a lead role in the crime drama Banshee, but The Boys turned him into a household name for playing the show's most iconic character. The adult superhero show on Prime Video has Starr playing an evil, power-hungry version of Superman-like heroes. As Homelander, his intimidating screen presence, manic energy, and intense dialogue delivery has drawn much critical acclaim.

Anthony Mackie (Captain America: Brave New World, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier)

Anthony Mackie is one of the many celebs in The Studio that play parodied versions of themselves. Mackie started out with supporting roles in films like 8 Mile and The Hurt Locker. Marvel fans began recognising him as the winged superhero Falcon ever since Mackie first played the character in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Over time, as Chris Evans’s Steve Rogers retired from his duties as Captain America, the superhero mantle passed on to Mackie. The TV series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier portrayed Falcon’s transformation to Captain America, which leads onto the 2025 MCU film Captain America: Brave New World, which marked Mackie's first solo superhero movie as the new Cap.

Zac Efron (High School Musical, The Iron Claw)

High School Musical fans will rejoice when seeing Zac Efron's cameo in The Studio. The beloved actor had been a heartthrob throughout the 2000s due to his role as the basketball-playing, music-loving teen Troy Bolton. Over the years, Efron began acting in more adult-oriented comedies like Baywatch and Dirty Grandpa. He showed off his talent as a singer once again in The Greatest Showman, and has recently rebranded himself with more mature roles in serious dramas. The best example is his emotional turn as pro-wrestler Kevin Von Erich in The Iron Claw.

Zoë Kravitz (The Batman, Divergent)

Multi-franchise star Zoë Kravitz plays herself in The Studio, a year after having made her directing and writing debut with the thriller Blink Twice. But Kravitz is also an established actress, with supporting roles in multiple franchises like the Divergent and Fantastic Beasts movies. In the superhero genre, she’s known for playing Catwoman in The Batman and as the mutant Tempest in X-Men: First Class.

Adam Scott (Severance, Parks and Recreation)

Adam Scott is having quite a roll on Apple TV+, first starring in the streaming service’s smash hit series Severance and now cameoing as himself in The Studio. Scott has been a regular TV actor for years, first gaining prominence as the socially awkward politician Ben Wyatt in Parks and Recreation. In his comedic roles, Scott has an uncanny ability to deliver funny moments with just a straight face. But as a lead, Scott gained popularity as the ominous office worker Mark in the dystopian sci-fi workspace drama Severance.

As you can see, the stellar celebrity cast of The Studio can be found in a variety of feature films and streaming series. You can find out where to watch all of the movies and TV shows on this list below, which includes the latest streaming offers in India.
The 'Avengers: Doomsday' Cast Revealed (So Far) & Where You Last Saw Them In The MCU
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
After a six-hour-long livestream, Marvel has finally announced the ambitious lineup for its upcoming Avengers adventure. Avengers: Doomsday not only finds Joe and Anthony Russo (Avengers: Endgame, Infinity War) returning as directors but it also brings back many familiar faces in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, from Chris Hemsworth to Anthony Mackie.

Considering how the Fox X-Men movies are also canonically connected to the MCU now, many beloved actors from that franchise are also expected to return. The first Avengers release since 2019’s Endgame, Avengers: Doomsday will revolve around the villain Doctor Doom wreaking such havoc that the usual Avengers will have to team up with other classic Marvel teams like the Fantastic Four and the X-Men.

So, without any further ado, let’s look at the biggest names from the Avengers: Doomsday lineup.

Chris Hemsworth (Thor)

The Australian hunk returns as the Norse god of thunder after having played major roles in all of the Avengers movies before. Over the years, he has evolved from a moody demigod to a more light-hearted guardian of Asgard. The last that we saw him was in Thor: Love and Thunder in which he came to terms with his post-Endgame reality and had adventures alongside his former love interest Jane Foster (who had briefly become Lady Thor in the movie).

Anthony Mackie (Sam Wilson/Captain America)

While Anthony Mackie joined the MCU as the winged hero Falcon, he took on the Captain America shield after the events of Endgame. Mackie’s Sam Wilson was last seen in 2025’s first MCU release, Captain America: Brave New World. The film found him dealing with a government conspiracy that involves the American President, secret organisations, and even the Red Hulk. Given his increasing importance in the franchise, Sam Wilson can be a major leader in Avengers: Doomsday.

Sebastian Stan (Bucky/Winter Soldier)

From Captain America’s best friend to a brainwashed villain to an antihero, Bucky has come a long way in the MCU. Loyally standing by Sam Wilson’s side, Bucky last appeared in a cameo in Captain America: Brave New World. But this won’t be his only MCU appearance in 2025 as he also has a major role to play in the upcoming Thunderbolts*. Bucky is expected to join the titular team of antiheroes who specialise in covert operations that even the Avengers stray away from.

Florence Pugh (Yelena Belova)

Black Widow’s younger sister Yelena Belova was last seen in the series finale of Hawkeye. Throughout the show, she sought revenge against Hawkeye believing that he killed her sister. But after making her peace, she walks her own way and continues to be a mysterious antihero in the MCU. Before Avengers: Doomsday, she will also be seen in Thunderbolts* as one of the leaders of the titular team.

Paul Rudd (Scott Lang/Ant-Man)

Paul Rudd has offered some of the MCU’s funniest moments with his take on the mini-sized superhero Ant-Man. Last seen battling Kang and his multiple variants in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, it will be interesting to see how Rudd’s likeable hero evolves in Avengers: Doomsday. He was largely absent in action in the previous Avengers films. So, hopefully, Doomsday will beef up his runtime.

Simu Liu (Shaun/Shang-Chi)

The MCU’s martial artist hero Shang-Chi is a master of mystical fighting and he'll be back with a bang, with Simu Liu reprising his role in Avengers: Doomsday. The last we saw of Shang-Chi was in his MCU debut, the origin film Shang-Chi and the Legend of Ten Rings. The film saw him discovering his powers, going against his rogue father, and eventually teaming up with Avengers like Bruce Banner (Hulk) and Carol Danvers (Captain Marvel) in a post-credits scene.

Letitia Wright (Shuri/Black Panther)

After the tragic passing of Chadwick Boseman, the Black Panther storyline in the MCU massively changed with new developments in Wakandan politics. In Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Letitia Wright’s brilliant inventor Shuri took on the mantle from her late brother T’Challa (Boseman). Wright will be back donning her tech-driven, vibranium-coated Black Panther costume in Avengers: Doomsday.

Tom Hiddleston (Loki)

Despite being shockingly killed by Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War, Loki returned in his standalone Disney+ series, also called Loki. The Asgardian god of mischief and Thor’s half-brother redeemed himself from scheming villain to emotional hero in this series, eventually fixing many faults in the MCU timeline. With all the time-traveling chaos he has gone through, Loki’s presence will be of chief importance in Avengers: Doomsday.

Patrick Stewart (Professor X/Charles Xavier)

Patrick Stewart starred in several of the X-Men films as Professor X, the telepathic teacher who started a school for gifted mutants. Back when rumours were swirling for the X-Men appearing in the MCU, Stewart’s Charles Xavier appeared as an alternate universe version in a special scene in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. While that version is dead now, it’s amusing to see how Stewart’s mild-mannered professor will return in Avengers: Doomsday.

Robert Downey Jr. (Doctor Doom)

In an announcement that shocked MCU fans all over the world, franchise staple Robert Downey Jr. is all set to return to the world of Avengers. But this time, he’s not playing Iron Man (who was last seen sacrificing himself to defeat Thanos in Avengers: Endgame). Instead, the Oscar-winner will appear as Doctor Doom, the titular villain of Doomsday. How Downey Jr. will be incorporated as a different character other than Iron Man, that remains to be seen.

Who else is joining the Avengers Doomsday cast?

While the cast includes notable exceptions like Tom Holland (Spider-Man), the ensemble cast of Avengers: Doomsday is stacked, to say the least. Stars of the upcoming Fantastic Four movie are all expected to appear, from Vanessa Kirby (Invisible Woman) to Pedro Pascal (Mister Fantastic). Several cast members of the Thunderbolts* movie are also expected such as David Harbour (Red Guardian) and Hannah John-Kamen (Ghost).

X-Men fans will also be excited to find several stars from the Fox X-Men movies such as Alan Cumming as Nightcrawler (last seen in X2: Men United), Rebecca Romijn as Mystique, and James Marsden as Cyclops (both last seen in X-Men: The Last Stand). Additionally, even Channing Tatum’s card-wielding mutant Gambit will join the Doomsday cast. Despite not appearing in any prior X-Men movie, Tatum won over fans with his surprise cameo in Deadpool & Wolverine.

Where to watch the MCU movies and TV shows starring the Avengers Doomsday cast streaming online in India

The super-stacked cast of Avengers: Doomsday have made their mark in various MCU ventures, including both feature films and streaming series. The guide below shows you all the options to stream some of the best movies and shows featuring the cast of the upcoming Avengers epic. We also provide you with options to rent and buy them online.
'Furious 7' Was Released 10 Years Ago Today! Here's What the Cast is Doing Now
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Released in India on April 2, 2015, Furious 7 became a box office sensation, grossing over $1.5 billion and cementing itself as a fan-favorite. But it was also more than just another installment in the Fast & Furious franchise—it was a heartfelt tribute to Paul Walker. A decade later, the cast has taken different paths—some returning for future Fast sequels, while others expanded into new Hollywood projects. From blockbuster action flicks to dramatic roles, here’s what the cast of Furious 7 has been up to in the past ten years.

Vin Diesel (Dominic Toretto)

Vin Diesel remains the heart and soul of Fast & Furious. Since Furious 7, he’s led The Fate of the Furious, F9, and Fast X, and will return for Fast 11. Outside of the franchise, Diesel has voiced Groot in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including the entire Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy and appearances in Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. In 2017, returned to his other action franchise, xXx, for xXx: Return of Xander Cage and starred in Bloodshot in 2020. While there are tentative plans for xXx 4, Diesel remains committed to the Fast legacy, teasing spinoffs and a potential finale. His career still largely revolves around Fast and his dedication to the saga and Paul Walker’s legacy keeps fans engaged for what’s next.

Paul Walker (Brian O’Conner)

Paul Walker’s tragic passing in 2013 deeply impacted the Fast & Furious family. His remaining Furious 7 scenes were completed using CGI and his brothers as stand-ins, giving his character a touching farewell. Though Brian O’Conner is still alive in the Fast universe, the franchise has honored Walker through tributes and callbacks, with Fast X featuring a cameo from his daughter, Meadow Walker. His legacy continues through the Paul Walker Foundation, dedicated to marine conservation. Even a decade later, his presence remains integral to the franchise, and his portrayal of Brian remains one of the most beloved in action cinema.

Dwayne Johnson (Luke Hobbs)

Dwayne Johnson’s role as Luke Hobbs made him a fan-favorite, leading to the spinoff Hobbs & Shaw (2019). However, tensions with Vin Diesel led him to step away from Fast 9. In a surprising turn, he returned in Fast X’s post-credits scene, confirming a major role in Fast 11 and a Hobbs & Shaw sequel. Outside of Fast, Johnson starred in the DC superhero actioner Black Adam, the Netflix comedy thriller Red Notice, and the Disney adventure comedy Jungle Cruise, proving his box office draw. He also expanded his business empire with Teremana Tequila and his XFL football league. Despite past feuds, Johnson is set for a massive comeback in the Fast saga.

Jason Statham (Deckard Shaw)

Jason Statham’s antihero, Deckard Shaw, became a major Fast player after Furious 7, leading Hobbs & Shaw alongside Dwayne Johnson. He returned in Fast 9 and Fast X, with a larger role planned for Fast 11. Beyond Fast, Statham continues his reign as an action superstar with Guy Ritchie’s Wrath of Man and Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre, David Ayer’s The Beekeeper and A Working Man, and the shark creature feature Meg 2: The Trench. His signature martial arts skills and sharp humor keep him a top-tier action star, and with Fast 11 on the horizon, he remains a key figure in the franchise’s final stretch.

Michelle Rodriguez (Letty Ortiz)

Michelle Rodriguez has been a franchise staple since The Fast and the Furious (2001), and she remains a major force in the series. She reprised her role in Fast X and will return for Fast 11. Outside Fast, she starred in the fantasy comedy hit Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, proving her versatility beyond street racing. Known for playing strong female leads, Rodriguez has also been vocal about ensuring the Fast franchise gives women more prominence. A decade later, Letty is still a core part of the Fast family, and with one final film left, fans are eager to see how her story ends.

Tyrese Gibson (Roman Pearce)

Tyrese Gibson’s Roman Pearce has been a comedic highlight of the Fast franchise since 2 Fast 2 Furious. He returned in F9 and Fast X, with a major role set for Fast 11. Outside of Fast, Gibson starred in the superhero film Morbius and took on dramatic roles in Black and Blue and The System. He also continues his music career, frequently teasing new R&B projects. Though he often jokes about wanting a Fast spinoff for Roman, his role as the franchise’s comic relief has kept fans entertained for over two decades, and his dynamic with Ludacris’s hacker Tej remains a highlight.

Ludacris (Tej Parker)

Ludacris’ Tej Parker has been a tech genius in the Fast franchise since 2 Fast 2 Furious, and he’s continued to appear in every sequel, including Fast X. Off-screen. He’s also dabbled in acting outside of Fast, appearing in Netflix’s End of the Road alongside Queen Latifah and voice acting in animated projects. As Fast 11 looms, fans are excited to see more of Tej’s high-tech antics, especially as the series nears its grand finale.

Nathalie Emmanuel (Ramsey)

Nathalie Emmanuel debuted as hacker Ramsey in Furious 7 and quickly became a fan favorite. She’s since returned for Fast 9, Fast X, and will reprise her role in Fast 11. Beyond Fast, Emmanuel gained fame in Game of Thrones as Daenerys’ loyal aide Missandei and starred in the Netflix heist thriller Army of Thieves. She continues to land diverse roles, blending action with drama, making her one of the most promising stars from the Fast franchise. With the series wrapping up, Ramsey’s future remains uncertain, but Emmanuel’s Hollywood rise shows no signs of slowing.

Kurt Russell (Mr. Nobody)

Kurt Russell’s Mr. Nobody, the enigmatic government agent, became a key figure in the Fast universe. Though his fate was left uncertain in Fast 9, hints in Fast X suggest he may return for Fast 11. Outside Fast, Russell starred in The Christmas Chronicles films and reunited with his Hateful Eight director Quentin Tarantino for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. As a Hollywood legend, Russell’s occasional returns to action franchises prove his lasting appeal. Whether or not Mr. Nobody resurfaces, his impact on the Fast universe remains undeniable.

Jordana Brewster (Mia Toretto)

Jordana Brewster’s Mia Toretto has been part of Fast since the beginning, and she continues to make appearances, including in Fast X. Since Furious 7, Brewster has branched into TV with roles in Secrets and Lies and Lethal Weapon. She also explored indie films, proving her versatility beyond action movies. With Brian O’Conner’s legacy still present in the Fast universe, Mia’s role remains emotional for longtime fans. As Fast 11 approaches, Brewster’s return will likely offer more heartfelt moments as the saga comes to a close.

How to watch the movies starring the Furious 7 cast streaming online in India

A decade after Furious 7, the Fast & Furious franchise is still thriving. Many of its stars have found success in other projects, but their commitment to Fast remains strong.

If you’re eager to check out the work featuring the cast of Furious 7, here’s how you can watch these movies and shows on streaming platforms in India. We also provide you with offers to buy, rent, or even watch them for free online.
10 Movies to Watch While You Wait for 'Kesari 2'
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
As audiences eagerly await Kesari 2, set to release on April 18, 2025, the film promises to be another gripping historical drama starring Akshay Kumar. This time, the story shifts focus from the Battle of Saragarhi to the life of C. Sankaran Nair—a lawyer, former President of the Indian National Congress, and a relentless fighter for justice in the wake of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre.

With R. Madhavan and Ananya Panday also joining the cast, the anticipation is high. While you wait, here are ten compelling films that explore India's history, courtroom chaos, freedom struggle, and stories of unsung heroes.

Sardar Udham (2021)

Featuring Vicky Kaushal in the titular role, Sardar Udham depicts the life of Udham Singh, the revolutionary who assassinated Michael O'Dwyer to avenge the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. The film offers a poignant exploration of the events that shaped Udham’s resolve and the global impact of his actions. With meticulous attention to historical detail and a powerful performance by Kaushal, Sardar Udham provides insight into the complexities of colonial resistance and the personal sacrifices made in the quest for justice.

Mangal Pandey: The Rising (2005)

Starring Aamir Khan, this historical drama portrays the life of Mangal Pandey, whose rebellion against the British East India Company sparked the Indian Rebellion of 1857. The film delves into Pandey’s transformation from a loyal soldier to a revolutionary figure, highlighting the socio-political factors that fueled the uprising. Through grand cinematography and compelling storytelling, Mangal Pandey: The Rising offers a glimpse into the early resistance against colonial rule and the birth of India’s struggle for independence.

Rocketry: The Nambi Effect (2022)

Directed by and starring R. Madhavan, this biographical drama chronicles the life of Nambi Narayanan, an ISRO scientist falsely accused of espionage. The film delves into his contributions to India's space research and the personal and professional turmoil he faced due to the allegations. Madhavan's portrayal brings depth to the character, highlighting themes of perseverance and justice. Rocketry sheds light on a lesser-known chapter of Indian science history, making it a compelling watch for those interested in stories of resilience and dedication.

Shahid (2012)

Directed by Hansal Mehta, Shahid is a biographical film based on the life of Shahid Azmi, a human rights lawyer who defended individuals accused of terrorism. Rajkummar Rao’s portrayal of Azmi captures his dedication to justice amidst personal and professional challenges. The film sheds light on issues of legal ethics, communal tensions, and the pursuit of truth in a polarized society. Shahid stands as a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of standing up for one’s beliefs.

Raazi (2018)

Alia Bhatt stars as Sehmat Khan, an Indian spy married into a Pakistani military family during the 1971 Indo-Pak war. Based on Harinder Sikka’s novel Calling Sehmat, the film explores themes of patriotism, sacrifice, and the moral ambiguities of espionage. Bhatt’s nuanced performance brings depth to Sehmat’s internal conflicts and her unwavering commitment to her mission. Raazi offers a gripping narrative that underscores the personal costs of national service.

Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai (2023)

This courtroom drama features Manoj Bajpayee as a lawyer taking on a high-profile case against a powerful godman accused of assault. The film delves into themes of legal battles, societal power dynamics, and the quest for justice. Bajpayee’s compelling performance anchors the narrative, highlighting the challenges faced by individuals standing against influential figures. Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai emphasizes the importance of courage and integrity in the face of adversity.

Rustom (2016)

Inspired by the real-life case of Naval officer K.M. Nanavati, Rustom stars Akshay Kumar as a decorated officer who stands trial for the murder of his wife’s lover. The film explores themes of love, betrayal, and the complexities of the judicial system. Kumar’s portrayal adds depth to the character, capturing the emotional turmoil and moral dilemmas faced by Rustom. The narrative sheds light on a landmark case that had a lasting impact on Indian jurisprudence.

The Legend of Bhagat Singh (2002)

Ajay Devgn portrays the iconic freedom fighter Bhagat Singh in this biographical film that chronicles his journey from a young revolutionary to a national hero. The movie delves into Singh’s motivations, his role in the independence movement, and his ultimate sacrifice. Devgn’s performance brings authenticity to the character, highlighting the passion and determination that defined Singh’s life. The Legend of Bhagat Singh serves as a poignant reminder of the youthful vigor that fueled India’s fight for freedom.

Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey (2010)

Directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey stars Abhishek Bachchan as Surya Sen, the leader of the Chittagong Uprising against British rule in 1930. The film brings to life a lesser-known but significant chapter in India's fight for independence, showcasing the sacrifices of young revolutionaries. With deep historical accuracy and gripping storytelling, Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey highlights the collective power of rebellion and the price paid for freedom.

Kesari (2019)

Preceding its sequel, Kesari stars Akshay Kumar as Havildar Ishar Singh, depicting the Battle of Saragarhi where 21 Sikh soldiers defended their outpost against thousands of Afghan invaders. The film showcases themes of bravery, sacrifice, and unwavering duty. Kumar’s performance captures the valor and leadership of Ishar Singh, bringing to life a remarkable chapter of military history. Kesari serves as a tribute to the courage and resilience of soldiers who stand firm in the face of insurmountable odds.

How to watch these 10 movies while you wait for Kesari 2

These films not only provide historical insights but also celebrate the indomitable spirit of individuals who have shaped India’s narrative through their courage and convictions. The guide below offers you all the options to watch these movies streaming online in India. We also offer you options to buy, rent or watch these movies for free if available.
10 Movies to Watch While You Wait for 'Awarapan 2'
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Emraan Hashmi has given fans a major surprise on his birthday with the announcement of Awarapan 2. The long-awaited sequel to the 2007 cult classic has been officially confirmed, with a teaser that takes fans down memory lane. Featuring heart-wrenching visuals, Hashmi’s iconic character is seen freeing a caged bird as the song Tera Mera Rishta plays in the background, setting the tone for an emotional and intense journey ahead.

With Awarapan 2 set for a 2026 release, fans can revisit similar films that capture themes of love, redemption, and sacrifice. Here are ten must-watch movies to tide you over until its release.

Awarapan (2007)

Before diving into Awarapan 2, it’s essential to revisit the film that started it all. Directed by Mohit Suri, Awarapan follows Shivam (Emraan Hashmi), a gangster whose life takes a tragic turn when he falls for a woman trapped in a dark world. With stunning visuals, an unforgettable soundtrack, and Hashmi’s powerful performance, Awarapan remains one of Bollywood’s most underrated crime dramas. The film’s themes of love, betrayal, and spiritual redemption make it a gripping and emotional watch.

Gangster (2006)

Another Emraan Hashmi-led crime romance, Gangster tells the story of a woman torn between a passionate love affair and her loyalty to a fugitive gangster. Directed by Anurag Basu, the film is known for its hauntingly beautiful music and emotional depth. Hashmi delivers one of his career-best performances, making this film a must-watch for fans of intense, melancholic love stories with a crime-thriller backdrop.

Woh Lamhe (2006)

Woh Lamhe is inspired by the tumultuous real-life relationship between Bollywood actress Parveen Babi and filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt. The film stars Kangana Ranaut as a troubled actress and Shiney Ahuja as the filmmaker who tries to save her. Like Awarapan, the film explores themes of sacrifice, mental illness, and doomed love. It’s a deeply emotional watch that resonates with anyone who appreciates tragic love stories.

Kalyug (2005)

Mohit Suri’s Kalyug is an intense revenge drama that follows a man who sets out to destroy the people responsible for ruining his life. With Kunal Kemmu in the lead role, the film delves into the dark world of the adult film industry and the emotional toll it takes on those trapped within it. Kalyug shares Awarapan’s dark, gritty tone, making it a perfect film to watch while waiting for the sequel.

Ek Villain (2014)

Another Mohit Suri directorial, Ek Villain stars Sidharth Malhotra, Shraddha Kapoor, and Riteish Deshmukh in an emotionally charged thriller. The film follows a hardened criminal whose life is transformed by love, only to have tragedy strike again. With its soulful soundtrack, gripping action, and themes of redemption, Ek Villain carries the emotional intensity that Awarapan fans will appreciate.

Murder 2 (2011)

If you’re a fan of Emraan Hashmi’s intense, dark thrillers, Murder 2 is a must-watch. This psychological thriller sees Hashmi as a former cop investigating the disappearance of young women linked to a sinister criminal. The film’s gritty storytelling, haunting antagonist, and high-stakes drama make it a gripping watch that aligns with Awarapan’s dark themes.

Badlapur (2015)

Badlapur, starring Varun Dhawan and Nawazuddin Siddiqui, is a revenge drama that showcases the transformation of a grieving man into a ruthless avenger. With complex characters and morally grey storytelling, Badlapur explores the price of vengeance and whether redemption is truly possible. The film’s raw emotion and intense performances make it a great addition to this list.

Rocky Handsome (2016)

For fans of action-packed revenge dramas, Rocky Handsome is a must-watch. Starring John Abraham, the film is an official adaptation of the Korean thriller The Man from Nowhere. The story follows a former special agent who embarks on a brutal rampage to rescue a kidnapped girl who is the only person he cares about. The film features breathtaking action sequences, emotional depth, and a gripping storyline, making it a great pick for Awarapan fans.

Blood Money (2012)

Blood Money is a crime drama about a man who moves to South Africa with his wife, only to get entangled in the dangerous world of diamond smuggling. The film explores the cost of ambition, morality, and how power corrupts even the most well-intentioned people. With its crime-thriller elements and emotional core, Blood Money shares a thematic connection with Awarapan’s struggle between right and wrong.

Malang (2020)

Directed by Mohit Suri, Malang is a stylish action-thriller starring Aditya Roy Kapur, Disha Patani, Anil Kapoor, and Kunal Kemmu. The film follows a man’s journey of love, vengeance, and redemption, packed with high-energy action sequences and a pulsating soundtrack. With its mix of crime and romance, Malang echoes the themes that made Awarapan a fan favorite.

How to watch these 10 movies while you wait for Awarapan 2

As Awarapan 2 gears up for its 2026 release, these films will keep you engaged with their intense emotions, dark themes, and unforgettable characters.

The guide below offers you all the options to watch these movies streaming online in India. We also offer you options to buy, rent or watch these movies for free if available.
10 Highest-Grossing Animated Movies of All Time and Where to Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
The animated movie industry continues to break records and Ne Zha 2 is the latest example. The 2025 Chinese animated fantasy adventure film directed by Jiaozi has shattered box office records grossing over $2.1 billion globally. As the sequel to 2019’s Ne Zha it became the first animated film in history to surpass $2 billion proving that non-English animated films can dominate worldwide. With Inside Out 2 also making waves recently it's the perfect time to look at the highest-grossing animated films of all time and where you can watch them online.

Ne Zha 2 (2025) – 2.08 billion

Breaking all expectations, Ne Zha 2 rewrote box office history by becoming the highest-grossing animated film ever. Inspired by Chinese mythology and the classic novel Investiture of the Gods this fantasy epic builds upon the legacy of its predecessor Ne Zha (2019) with breathtaking animation, heart-pounding action and a deeply emotional storyline. Released on Chinese New Year 2025 it dominated its domestic market setting records for the highest-grossing film in a single country. Its global success also made it the first non-English animated film to surpass $1 billion and $2 billion, further solidifying China’s influence in the animation industry.

Inside Out 2 (2024) – 1.69 billion

Pixar’s highly anticipated sequel to Inside Out became a massive hit grossing nearly $1.7 billion worldwide. The film revisits Riley’s mind as she enters her teenage years introducing new emotions like Anxiety and Embarrassment alongside old favorites like Joy and Sadness. Audiences resonated with its heartfelt storytelling, stunning animation and deeper exploration of mental health and growing up. With rave reviews and a record-breaking animated debut at the box office Inside Out 2 quickly became Pixar’s biggest film to date proving that the studio still reigns supreme in crafting emotional and thought-provoking animated movies.

The Lion King (2019) – 1.65 billion

Disney’s 2019 remake of The Lion King blurred the lines between animation and live-action utilizing photorealistic CGI to bring the beloved 1994 classic to life. While some debated whether it should be classified as an animated film, its stunning visuals, all-star voice cast (including Beyoncé and Donald Glover) and nostalgia-fueled appeal led it to gross over $1.65 billion. Despite mixed critical reviews it became one of Disney’s highest-grossing films demonstrating the power of reimagining classic stories for new generations.

Frozen 2 (2019) – 1.45 billion

The sequel to Disney’s Frozen took the Arendelle sisters Elsa and Anna on a new adventure uncovering the origins of Elsa’s powers. With chart-topping songs like "Into the Unknown" breathtaking animation and a darker more mature story Frozen 2 built upon the success of its predecessor becoming the highest-grossing animated film at the time of its release. Its $1.45 billion box office earnings solidified the Frozen franchise as one of Disney’s most profitable movies, keeping fans enchanted years after its debut.

The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023) – 1.36 billion

Illumination and Nintendo’s animated adaptation of the iconic video game franchise became a global phenomenon. Featuring Chris Pratt as Mario Jack Black as Bowser and Anya Taylor-Joy as Princess Peach the film was filled with Easter eggs nostalgia and high-energy action. The Super Mario Bros Movie smashed records for video game adaptations grossing over $1.36 billion proving that animated films based on beloved gaming franchises can dominate the box office. With a sequel already in development Mario’s cinematic future is just getting started.

Frozen (2013) – 1.29 billion

Frozen was more than just an animated film—it was a pop culture phenomenon. Elsa Anna Olaf and the unstoppable power of "Let It Go" captivated audiences worldwide. The film’s mix of strong female leads, breathtaking animation and emotional depth led it to gross $1.29 billion becoming the highest-grossing animated movie of its time. It also won two Academy Awards including Best Animated Feature and launched a multi-billion-dollar franchise that continues to resonate with audiences a decade later.

Incredibles 2 (2018) – 1.24 billion

After 14 years of anticipation Pixar finally delivered a sequel to The Incredibles and audiences turned up in record numbers. Incredibles 2 picked up right where the original left off putting Helen (Elastigirl) in the spotlight while Bob (Mr. Incredible) struggled with parenting at home. With stunning action sequences, humor and Pixar’s signature emotional depth the film became an instant hit grossing over $1.24 billion. It remains the highest-grossing Pixar sequel and one of the most celebrated superhero films in animation history.

Minions (2015) – 1.15 billion

The yellow banana-loving Minions from Despicable Me got their own spin-off and it became one of the biggest animated hits ever. Minions tells the origin story of Gru’s loyal henchmen following their misadventures from prehistoric times to the 1960s. Packed with slapstick humor, fun references and Steve Carell’s return as young Gru the film grossed over $1.15 billion cementing the Minions as Illumination’s most bankable characters. Its success led to another hit sequel Minions: The Rise of Gru (2022) which further expanded the franchise’s box office dominance.

Toy Story 4 (2019) – 1.07 billion

The Toy Story franchise had already wrapped up beautifully with Toy Story 3 but Pixar delivered another emotional adventure with Toy Story 4. This installment introduced Forky Duke Caboom and a heartfelt farewell for Woody and Buzz giving fans one last nostalgic journey. While some questioned whether a sequel was necessary, the film’s heartfelt storytelling, beautiful animation and strong box office performance ($1.07 billion) proved that audiences still had love for Woody and the gang.

Toy Story 3 (2010) – 1.06 billion

Toy Story 3 remains one of Pixar’s most emotionally powerful films marking the end of Andy’s journey with his beloved toys. The film’s heart-wrenching farewell and themes of growing up resonated deeply with audiences helping it become the first animated film to surpass $1 billion at the box office. With a Best Picture nomination at the Oscars and over $1.06 billion in earnings it cemented its legacy as one of the greatest animated movies ever made.

How to watch the highest-grossing animated movies streaming online in India

From mythological epics like Ne Zha 2 to heartfelt Pixar sequels and nostalgic reboots, animated films continue to break records and push creative boundaries. Our guide offers you where to watch these movies after the long-running American sitcom. We also provide you with offers to buy, rent, or even watch these movies for free online. What film will be the next to join this exclusive billion-dollar club? Only time will tell!
The 10 Most Expensive Movies Ever Made (Without Adjusting for Inflation)
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Netflix’s The Electric State, the 2025 sci-fi action comedy by the Russo Brothers (Avengers: Endgame), has been making headlines—not just for its star-studded cast, but for its staggering $320 million budget. The film’s immense cost has sparked debate: Is such a high budget necessary in today’s era of CGI-heavy productions? With streaming giants and studios spending hundreds of millions on VFX-laden blockbusters, it’s worth asking where all that money goes.

But The Electric State isn’t even the most expensive film ever made. From Star Wars to the MCU, here are the 10 costliest movies of all time (unadjusted for inflation), and where to stream them online.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens – $447 million

Kicking off Disney’s Star Wars sequel trilogy, The Force Awakens wasn’t just a box office juggernaut—it was the most expensive film ever made. Directed by J.J. Abrams, the movie had an enormous budget of $447 million, spent on practical effects, extensive reshoots, and a stellar ensemble cast, including original trilogy stars. But the investment paid off—the film grossed over $2 billion worldwide and reinvigorated the franchise.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom – $432 million

Dinosaur mayhem doesn’t come cheap. The sequel to Jurassic World had an eye-watering budget of $432 million, making it one of the most expensive movies of all time. Directed by J.A. Bayona, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom spared no expense on groundbreaking visual effects, animatronics, and large-scale action sequences, including the eruption of Isla Nublar’s volcano. While it didn’t reach the financial heights of its predecessor, Fallen Kingdom still managed to earn $1.3 billion worldwide.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker – $416 million

The final chapter in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, The Rise of Skywalker came with a hefty price tag of $416 million. The film’s massive budget was due to reshoots, complex special effects, and extensive CGI, especially in recreating Carrie Fisher’s Leia Organa using unused footage after her tragic passing. While it was a commercial success, grossing over $1 billion, it remains one of the most divisive Star Wars entries.

Fast X – $379 million

The Fast & Furious franchise has always been about bigger, crazier, and costlier action. Fast X hit a budget of $379 million, largely due to its practical stunt work, high-salary ensemble cast, and international locations. With Vin Diesel, Jason Momoa, and Brie Larson leading the charge, Universal spent big to keep the franchise’s over-the-top legacy alive. Despite its high costs, Fast X made over $700 million globally, keeping the franchise’s engines running.

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides – $379 million

Johnny Depp’s Captain Jack Sparrow has always been expensive, but On Stranger Tides pushed the franchise’s budget to $379 million. Disney spent heavily on elaborate set pieces, ocean-based shooting, 3D technology, and Depp’s hefty salary. While the film received mixed reviews, it still raked in over $1 billion, proving that audiences couldn’t resist a pirate’s life—even at an extreme cost.

Avengers: Age of Ultron – $365 million

The MCU’s second Avengers team-up came with a $365 million price tag, thanks to its heavy VFX work, action-packed set pieces, and global shooting locations. From creating Ultron’s CGI army to paying its expanding ensemble cast—including Robert Downey Jr., who commanded a massive payday—Marvel Studios left no expense spared. Despite fan debates over its story, Age of Ultron grossed $1.4 billion worldwide, securing its spot among MCU’s highest-grossing films.

Avengers: Endgame – $356 million

The culmination of the Infinity Saga, Avengers: Endgame had a budget of $356 million, making it one of the most expensive and highest-grossing films of all time. The film’s cost stemmed from groundbreaking CGI (including the Hulk and Thanos), high-profile salaries, and large-scale battle sequences. But it was money well spent—Endgame shattered box office records, grossing $2.79 billion and becoming one of the most successful movies in history.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness – $351 million

The mind-bending visuals and multiverse chaos of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness didn’t come cheap. With a $351 million budget, Marvel poured money into spectacular CGI, reshoots, and high-concept special effects, including the Illuminati sequence featuring fan-favorite cameos. Despite its success, the film’s mixed reviews and rushed feel left fans questioning whether its immense budget was fully justified.

Avatar: The Way of Water – $350 million

James Cameron’s long-awaited sequel to Avatar was nothing short of a technical marvel. With a $350 million budget, the film revolutionized underwater motion capture and CGI technology, bringing Pandora’s oceans to life. Cameron took over a decade to perfect the film’s groundbreaking effects, and it paid off—The Way of Water grossed $2.3 billion worldwide, proving that sometimes, high costs lead to cinematic masterpieces.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania – $330 million

Marvel’s smallest hero had a surprisingly massive budget—Quantumania cost $330 million, mainly due to its CGI-heavy Quantum Realm sequences and costly reshoots. Unfortunately, despite its financial investment, the film failed to impress critics and underperformed at the box office, earning just $476 million globally. Its lackluster reception raised concerns over Marvel’s increasingly high-budget productions and the overreliance on VFX-heavy storytelling.

Where To Watch The Most Expensive Movies Ever Made Streaming Online

With ballooning production costs and audience expectations for grander spectacles, these films represent Hollywood at its most ambitious and expensive. Our guide below shows you how and where to watch all these movies on streaming platforms in India. From streaming offers to options to buy or rent them, the list below will take you through it all.
Why You Recognize the Cast of Severance & Where Else You Can Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Apple TV+’s Severance is a mind-bending thriller that has captivated audiences with its eerie premise and stellar performances. While the show’s unsettling corporate mystery keeps viewers hooked, the talented cast might seem familiar.

Many of them have starred in award-winning films and acclaimed TV series before. From Oscar winners to Emmy-nominated actors, here’s where else you’ve seen the stars of Severance and why their performances feel so recognizable.

Adam Scott (Mark/Mark S.)

Adam Scott leads Severance as Mark, a grieving man who undergoes the severance procedure at Lumon Industries. Before this, he was best known for playing Ben Wyatt in Parks and Recreation, a role that earned him an Emmy nomination. He also starred in HBO’s Big Little Lies alongside Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman, as well as cult comedies like Step Brothers and Party Down. More recently, he played a major role in Madame Web (2024). Scott’s ability to balance comedy and drama has made him one of television’s most versatile actors, and Severance is yet another standout performance in his career.

Patricia Arquette (Harmony Cobel)

Patricia Arquette delivers a chilling performance as Harmony Cobel, the mysterious Lumon supervisor. She is a Hollywood veteran with an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Boyhood (2014), which was filmed over 12 years. Arquette is also a three-time Emmy winner, with standout roles in Medium, Escape at Dannemora, and The Act. Known for playing complex characters, she brings intensity to both heroes and villains, making her perfect for the enigmatic Harmony. If you want to see more of her incredible work, check out Escape at Dannemora, where she plays real-life prison escape accomplice Joyce Mitchell in an Emmy-winning performance.

John Turturro (Irving Bailiff)

John Turturro plays Irving, the dedicated company man whose worldview is tested by unexpected romance. A longtime Coen Brothers collaborator, he starred in Barton Fink (1991) and The Big Lebowski (1998), solidifying his reputation in indie films. Turturro has also taken on mainstream roles, playing Carmine Falcone in The Batman (2022) and earning an Emmy nomination for The Night Of. His ability to balance intensity and vulnerability makes every performance unforgettable, and Severance is no exception. Whether he’s playing a quirky criminal or a conflicted corporate worker, Turturro’s presence always elevates the material.

Christopher Walken (Burt Goodman)

Christopher Walken brings warmth and mystery to Severance as Burt, Irving’s love interest at Lumon. A true Hollywood legend, Walken won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for The Deer Hunter (1978). He also starred in Pulp Fiction (1994), Catch Me If You Can (2002), and Seven Psychopaths (2012). More recently, he appeared in Dune: Part Two (2024) as Emperor Shaddam IV. With his distinct voice and unpredictable acting style, Walken remains one of cinema’s most iconic and versatile actors. If you love his work in Severance, his chilling performance in The Deer Hunter is a must-watch.

Britt Lower (Helly R./Helly Eagan)

Britt Lower delivers a breakout performance as Helly, the new Lumon recruit struggling with her severance identity. While Severance made her a household name, she previously starred in Man Seeking Woman and Casual, both of which showcased her comedic and dramatic chops. She’s also had guest roles in High Maintenance and Future Man. Lower’s powerful performance in Severance has earned widespread praise, positioning her as an actor to watch. If you enjoyed her rebellious energy on the show, her work in indie dramedies is well worth checking out.

Tramell Tillman (Mr. Milchick)

Tramell Tillman commands attention as Mr. Milchick, the unsettling yet charismatic Lumon enforcer. While Severance is his biggest role to date, he has an impressive background in theater and television. He appeared in Godfather of Harlem alongside Forest Whitaker and had a supporting role in Dietland. Tillman’s theater work has earned him critical acclaim, and his haunting performance in Severance proves he’s an actor to watch. With his ability to shift between charm and menace, expect him to land more major roles in thrillers and prestige dramas soon.

Zach Cherry (Dylan George)

Zach Cherry brings much of Severance’s humor as Dylan, the department’s comic relief who slowly questions Lumon’s rules. If he looks familiar, it’s because he has appeared in many comedies and superhero projects. He had a memorable role in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021), playing the bus passenger who live-streams Shang-Chi’s fight. He also appeared in an episode of Succession and bookstore clerk Ethan in the first season of Netflix thriller You. Cherry’s sharp comedic timing has made him a go-to actor for quirky, scene-stealing roles. Fans of Severance should check out his work in Crashing and I Feel Bad.

Dichen Lachman (Ms. Casey/Gemma)

Dichen Lachman plays Ms. Casey, the Lumon wellness counselor with a shocking connection to Mark. Sci-fi fans will recognize her from Altered Carbon, and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. She has also appeared in The 100 and Animal Kingdom, making her a familiar face in genre television. Her ability to portray mysterious and emotionally complex characters shines in Severance. If you enjoyed her performance, check out Altered Carbon, where she plays the villainess Reileen Kawahara in an action-packed, high-concept sci-fi thriller.

Jen Tullock (Devon Hale)

Jen Tullock plays Devon, Mark’s caring sister who provides emotional support outside of Lumon. A rising talent, she has also appeared in HBO’s Perry Mason and co-wrote the indie dramedy Before You Know It. Known for her mix of comedy and drama, Tullock brings warmth and depth to her roles. With Severance putting her on the map, expect to see her take on more lead roles in both TV and film.

Michael Chernus (Ricken Hale)

Michael Chernus plays Ricken, Mark’s eccentric brother-in-law and self-proclaimed philosophical genius. A talented character actor, he has appeared in Orange is the New Black, and Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), where he played the criminal villain Tinkerer. Chernus has a knack for playing quirky, offbeat characters, making him a perfect fit for Ricken’s unintentional comedic moments.

Where to watch the movies and TV shows starring the Severance cast streaming online in India

The cast of Severance is packed with award-winning legends and rising stars who have left their mark on Hollywood. Whether they’re Oscar winners or breakout talents, these actors have built impressive careers—and with Severance’s success, they’re only getting bigger. The guide below shows you all the options to stream some of the best movies and shows featuring the cast of Severance. We also provide you with options to rent and buy them online.
10 Movies Like Dog Man To Watch With Your Kids Next - And Where To Find Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
The beloved children’s book Dog Man by Dav Pilkey has finally leaped onto the big screen in its 2025 animated adaptation. The film has won over audiences with its goofy humor, energetic animation, and charming voice cast, including Pete Davidson, Lil Rel Howery, and Isla Fisher.

If you loved Dog Man for its wacky characters, action-packed fun, and heartwarming storytelling, here are 10 more movies that deliver the same hilarious and adventurous spirit.

Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie (2017)

If you’re a Dog Man fan, then this one is a no-brainer! Based on another book series by Dav Pilkey, Captain Underpants follows best friends George and Harold, who hypnotize their grumpy principal into believing he’s the ridiculous superhero Captain Underpants. Packed with irreverent humor, fun animation, and heartfelt friendship, this film perfectly captures Pilkey’s unique storytelling style. Just like Dog Man, it features absurd adventures, slapstick comedy, and a love for comic book-style storytelling—making it a must-watch for fans of the film.

The Secret Life of Pets (2016)

If you love Dog Man’s goofy animal antics, The Secret Life of Pets is another fun ride. The film takes a hilarious look at what pets do when their owners aren’t home, following Max, a spoiled terrier, and his unexpected adventure with a rebellious dog named Duke. Featuring fast-paced comedy, quirky pet characters, and a surprising amount of heart, this movie is a great pick for fans of animal-led adventures. With its bright animation, action-packed storytelling, and lovable heroes, The Secret Life of Pets is an easy recommendation for Dog Man fans.

Zootopia (2016)

Like Dog Man, Zootopia blends humor, action, and talking animals in a way that appeals to both kids and adults. The story follows Judy Hopps, a determined rabbit police officer, who teams up with a sly fox named Nick Wilde to solve a mystery in their bustling animal metropolis. The film balances comedy with an engaging mystery and important themes of teamwork and perseverance, much like Dog Man’s mix of goofy humor and crime-fighting fun. With clever world-building, lovable characters, and non-stop energy, Zootopia is a perfect choice.

DC League of Super-Pets (2022)

What’s better than a superhero movie? A superhero movie starring crime-fighting pets! DC League of Super-Pets follows Krypto, Superman’s loyal dog, as he teams up with a group of shelter pets who unexpectedly gain superpowers. Just like Dog Man, this film celebrates bravery, friendship, and a love for over-the-top comic book adventures. With a hilarious voice cast (including Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart), fun action sequences, and adorable characters, DC League of Super-Pets delivers a similar mix of wacky humor and heroic storytelling.

Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank (2022)

This underappreciated animated comedy tells the story of Hank, a down-on-his-luck dog who dreams of becoming a samurai. Much like Dog Man, it features an animal protagonist, martial arts action, and loads of slapstick comedy. Inspired by classic kung-fu movies (and loosely based on Blazing Saddles), Paws of Fury is packed with fast-paced humor, silly villains, and a message of believing in yourself. If you love Dog Man’s mix of action and comedy, this adventure-filled animated movie is worth checking out.

The Bad Guys (2022)

Much like Dog Man, The Bad Guys features a group of animal antiheroes who set out to do good. Based on the popular book series, the film follows a crew of animal criminals who pretend to turn over a new leaf—only to accidentally become real heroes. With its comic book-style animation, fast-paced action, and witty dialogue, The Bad Guys feels like a Dog Man adventure come to life. The film also parodies classic heist movies while offering a fun and fresh take on animated storytelling.

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)

While it’s more of a superhero movie, Into the Spider-Verse shares Dog Man’s comic book aesthetic, action-packed sequences, and self-aware humor. The film follows Miles Morales as he discovers he’s not the only Spider-Man, teaming up with alternate versions of Spidey to save the multiverse. Much like Dog Man’s origins as a kid-created comic book hero, this film embraces creativity, bold animation styles, and a playful love for the superhero genre. If you’re looking for something that’s visually stunning and full of adventure, this is a must-watch.

Kung Fu Panda (2008)

If you enjoy Dog Man’s underdog hero overcoming the odds, Kung Fu Panda delivers a similar mix of action, humor, and heart. The story follows Po, a clumsy but lovable panda who unexpectedly becomes a kung fu master. With hilarious dialogue, stunning animation, and exciting martial arts battles, Kung Fu Panda captures the same mix of goofy charm and heroic adventure that makes Dog Man so fun. Plus, with sequels and spin-offs, there’s plenty more to enjoy after watching the first film.

Minions: The Rise of Gru (2022)

For fans of Dog Man’s chaotic humor and mischievous antics, the Minions franchise is a perfect match. The Rise of Gru follows the lovable yellow troublemakers as they help a young Gru rise to villainous fame. The film is packed with over-the-top slapstick comedy, wacky characters, and action-packed adventures, much like Dog Man’s storytelling style. If you’re looking for something lighthearted, energetic, and full of laughter, the Minions movies are an excellent choice.

Bolt (2008)

This Disney animated film follows Bolt, a TV-star dog who believes he really has superpowers, only to end up on a cross-country adventure to reunite with his owner. Much like Dog Man, Bolt combines heroic storytelling, animal-led action, and heartfelt moments of friendship and loyalty. With a fun premise, engaging characters, and exciting set pieces, Bolt is a great pick for anyone who loves animal superheroes, fast-paced comedy, and heartfelt storytelling.

How to watch the best movies like Dog Man streaming online in India

These 10 animated films deliver the same hilarious, action-packed, and heartwarming storytelling that made Dog Man such a hit. Whether you’re looking for crime-fighting pets, underdog heroes, or comic book-style adventures, these movies are perfect for your next movie night. Our guide below shows you how and where you can watch these movies streaming online in India. We also offer you options to buy, rent or watch these movies for free if available.
10 Shows Like The Big Bang Theory You Can Watch Right Now And Where To Stream Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
The Big Bang Theory has entertained sitcom audiences for more than a decade. And even though it stopped airing with season 12 in 2019, its legacy endures with regular reruns and spinoffs like Young Sheldon.

If you still want more comedies like Sheldon and his gang’s misadventures, here are a few more shows like The Big Bang Theory that you can binge on and where to stream them online.

Silicon Valley

If you loved The Big Bang Theory’s nerd humor and tech references, Silicon Valley takes it up a notch. This HBO comedy follows a group of socially awkward software engineers trying to launch a startup in the cutthroat world of Silicon Valley. Created by Mike Judge (Office Space), the show delivers razor-sharp satire on the tech industry, with hilarious missteps, awkward interactions, and over-the-top rivalries. While it’s more cynical and mature than The Big Bang Theory, the geeky humor and ensemble dynamic make it a great pick for fans of Sheldon and the gang.

Mythic Quest

If you enjoyed The Big Bang Theory’s quirky humor but want something fresh, Mythic Quest is a must-watch. This workplace comedy, set in a video game development studio, follows a dysfunctional team trying to manage a wildly successful online game. With hilarious characters, clever writing, and an exploration of nerd culture, Mythic Quest offers the same mix of tech references, workplace humor, and eccentric personalities that made The Big Bang Theory so beloved. Plus, it’s created by the team behind It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, ensuring plenty of laugh-out-loud moments.

New Girl

For fans of ensemble comedies like The Big Bang Theory, New Girl offers a fun and lighthearted alternative. The show follows Jess (Zooey Deschanel), an offbeat schoolteacher who moves in with three quirky guys—Nick, Schmidt, and Winston—after a bad breakup. Their awkward friendships, romantic entanglements, and hilarious banter make for a binge-worthy comedy that feels like a cousin to The Big Bang Theory. While it leans more into relationship humor than geek culture, its lovable characters and witty dialogue make it a must-watch.

2 Broke Girls

If you enjoyed the sarcastic humor of Penny and Bernadette, 2 Broke Girls delivers a similar mix of quick-witted dialogue and oddball friendships. The show follows Max (Kat Dennings), a street-smart waitress, and Caroline (Beth Behrs), a broke heiress, as they try to launch a cupcake business while struggling to make ends meet. With its fast-paced jokes, hilarious side characters, and snarky humor, this sitcom offers plenty of laughs, much like The Big Bang Theory.

The IT Crowd

This British comedy is perfect for those who love the nerd culture aspect of The Big Bang Theory. Set in the IT department of a corporate office, The IT Crowd follows two socially awkward tech guys and their non-tech-savvy manager as they navigate absurd workplace situations. With geeky humor, hilarious misunderstandings, and eccentric characters, this cult classic is a must-watch for fans of Sheldon’s tech-fueled rants and awkward social encounters.

Awkward

If you loved the quirky romance and social struggles of Leonard, Penny, and the gang, Awkward offers a high school version of similar themes. The show follows Jenna Hamilton, an introverted teenager dealing with social mishaps, relationship drama, and personal growth. While it leans more into teen comedy-drama, it shares TBBT’s blend of awkward humor, heartfelt moments, and lovable characters.

Freaks and Geeks

Before The Big Bang Theory, there was Freaks and Geeks—a show that perfectly captured the struggles of being an outcast. This one-season wonder, created by Paul Feig and produced by Judd Apatow, follows a group of high school misfits trying to find their place in the 1980s. While it’s more of a dramedy than a sitcom, its geeky humor, relatable social struggles, and heartfelt storytelling make it a great pick for The Big Bang Theory fans looking for something nostalgic and character-driven.

The Flight Attendant

Want to see Kaley Cuoco in a completely different kind of role? The Flight Attendant is a dark comedy-thriller where Cuoco plays a flight attendant who wakes up next to a dead man with no memory of what happened. While it’s far from the lighthearted comedy of The Big Bang Theory, her performance is fantastic, and the show delivers sharp humor, mystery, and emotional depth. If you enjoyed Penny’s chaotic energy in The Big Bang Theory, you’ll love seeing Cuoco shine in this unpredictable thriller.

Scrubs

If you liked the heartfelt friendships and fast-paced humor of The Big Bang Theory, Scrubs is a fantastic choice. The show follows young doctors navigating their medical careers while dealing with ridiculous hijinks, friendships, and personal growth. Like The Big Bang Theory, it features quirky humor, emotional moments, and a strong ensemble cast. Plus, if you enjoyed Sheldon’s odd thought processes, you’ll love J.D.’s hilarious daydreams and inner monologues.

Mom

From The Big Bang Theory’s creator Chuck Lorre, Mom offers a more dramatic but equally witty take on dysfunctional relationships. Starring Anna Faris and Allison Janney, the show follows a mother-daughter duo dealing with addiction recovery, family struggles, and life’s ups and downs. While it leans more into emotional storytelling, its fast-paced humor, relatable characters, and sharp dialogue make it a great pick for The Big Bang Theory fans who enjoy sitcoms with heart.

How to watch the best TV shows like The Big Bang Theory streaming online in India

From workplace comedies to nerdy sitcoms, these shows can make for a perfect binge after you’re done with all seasons of The Big Bang Theory. Our guide offers you where to watch these shows after the long-running American sitcom. We also provide you with offers to buy, rent, or even watch these movies for free online.
The Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone Cast Are Very Different Today
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
It’s been over two decades since Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone introduced audiences to the Wizarding World and made its young stars household names. While some cast members continued acting in major franchises, others pursued unexpected careers or sadly passed away. From Daniel Radcliffe’s indie film success to the legacy of Alan Rickman, here’s what happened to the cast of Sorcerer’s Stone and where you can watch their movies and TV shows online.

Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter)

After Harry Potter, Daniel Radcliffe proved he wasn’t afraid to take risks. He starred in indie hits like Swiss Army Man (where he played a farting corpse) and the biopic Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. He explored horror (The Woman in Black and Horns), drama (Kill Your Darlings as the poet Allen Ginsberg), and action (Guns Akimbo). He also is effortlessly effective in supporting roles along A-list stars, such as him revisiting magic in Now You See Me 2 or playing an obnoxious millionaire villain in The Lost City. Radcliffe also led the TV anthology comedy Miracle Workers and won acclaim for his eclectic, genre-diverse roles, showing he’s far more than just the Boy Who Lived.

Emma Watson (Hermione Granger)

Emma Watson balanced acting with activism once her stint as Hermione was over. Since then, she starred in The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Beauty and the Beast, and Little Women, proving her acting chops beyond Hogwarts. However, she also made a name for herself as a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, advocating for gender equality with the HeForShe campaign. Though she has stepped back from acting in recent years, Watson’s impact both on-screen and off remains undeniable.

Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley)

Unlike his co-stars, Rupert Grint moved away from the big screen, choosing quirky and darker TV roles. He starred in the crime comedy Snatch, Apple TV+’s psychological thriller Servant, and even had a memorable role in Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities. He also became a father in 2020, stepping into a new chapter of life while still occasionally appearing in offbeat projects.

Matthew Lewis (Neville Longbottom)

Once the awkward, buck-toothed Neville, Matthew Lewis had one of the most famous glow-ups in Hollywood. He took on more mature roles in dramas like Me Before You and starred in BBC series Ripper Street and All Creatures Great and Small. Lewis has proven he’s more than just Neville, but he remains deeply grateful for his Potter legacy.

James & Oliver Phelps (Fred & George Weasley)

The Phelps twins, who played the mischievous Weasley twins, have largely stepped away from acting, though they still embrace their Harry Potter connection. They host a travel podcast called Normal Not Normal and have made guest appearances in shows like King of the Nerds and Silent Witness. The brothers frequently attend fan conventions, keeping the Weasley spirit alive.

Alan Rickman (Professor Snape)

Alan Rickman’s deep voice and commanding presence made Severus Snape one of Harry Potter’s most complex characters. After Potter, he starred in The Butler and Eye in the Sky before sadly passing away in 2016. His diary entries, published posthumously, revealed his deep love for acting and his emotional journey portraying Snape. His loss remains one of the greatest in the film industry.

Maggie Smith (Professor McGonagall)

A screen legend long before Harry Potter, Maggie Smith continued her dominance in film and TV. She stole scenes in Downton Abbey, reprised her role for its two film sequels, and appeared in The Lady in the Van and The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. Despite passing away at the age of 89 in September 2024, her sharp wit and incredible talent remain unmatched.

Ian Hart (Professor Quirrell)

Ian Hart played the timid yet secretly sinister Professor Quirrell, who hosted Voldemort on the back of his head. Since then, Hart has taken on a variety of TV roles, including in The Terror, The Last Kingdom, and The Responder. While his Potter role was brief, he has remained a respected character actor in British television.

Richard Harris (Albus Dumbledore)

Veteran British actor Richard Harris, the original Dumbledore, tragically passed away in 2002, after portraying the wise headmaster in the first two Harry Potter films. He was replaced by Michael Gambon, who gave a more energetic performance in later films.

The Dursleys (Richard Griffiths, Fiona Shaw, Harry Melling)

Richard Griffiths (Uncle Vernon) was an acclaimed actor before Harry Potter, but he shone in the endearing British comedy film The History Boys after the series. He passed away in 2013.

Fiona Shaw (Aunt Petunia) starred in authority figures in shows like the Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer-led crime thriller Killing Eve and the Star Wars prequel series Andor, proving her incredible range.

Harry Melling (Dudley Dursley) underwent a remarkable transformation and has since starred in Netflix originals like the chess drama The Queen’s Gambit, the psychological thriller The Devil All the Time, and the period thriller The Pale Blue Eye.

How to watch the movies and shows starring the Harry Potter cast streaming online in India

From major Hollywood stars to heartbreaking losses, the cast of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone has gone in many different directions. Whether they stayed in acting, pursued activism, or left an unforgettable legacy, their impact on cinema is undeniable.

If you’re eager to check out the work featuring the cast of the first Harry Potter movie, here’s how you can watch these movies and shows on streaming platforms in India. We also provide you with offers to buy, rent, or even watch them for free online.
10 Best Nicole Kidman Movies & TV Shows (and Where to Watch Them)
Anushree Arora
JustWatch Editor
Nicole Kidman is one of the greatest Hollywood stars of all time. She’s regal, daring, a little eccentric—and tireless. With over 80 film and TV credits in the last forty years, she’s built a career that’s as bold as it is varied. Making a list of her best performances isn’t easy, especially considering she’s constantly working, with a new film or series nearly every year. Nicole has consistently chosen complex, emotionally rich roles, often pushing boundaries and reinventing herself in the process. Whether she’s playing a tormented mother, a seductive chanteuse, or a grieving widow, her performances are marked by fearless choices and an unwavering commitment to the craft.

From the big screen to prestige TV, here are Nicole Kidman’s 10 greatest roles—and where you can watch them right now.

Big Little Lies

After years of focusing on films, Nicole Kidman made her first major appearance in an American prestige television show through Big Little Lies. In the series, she played the role of Celeste Wright, a seemingly perfect wealthy housewife who’s dealing with domestic abuse and deep emotional trauma. Her portrayal of this layered and vulnerable-yet-resilient character won her an Emmy for her performance, and also marked the beginning of Nicole’s television streak where she consistently plays wealthy, enigmatic women. It’s a deliberate choice, but despite this recurring archetype, she manages to make each role feel entirely fresh and distinct.

Moulin Rouge!

Nicole Kidman’s most Bollywood performance to date, this spectacle of a film easily deserves the top spot in our guide. Grand visuals, unforgettable songs, elaborate sets, and a heightened sense of drama—Moulin Rouge! is the most Bollywood-coded Hollywood film you’ll come across. Nicole Kidman plays the role of Satine, a courtesan and star performer in this lavish and emotionally charged musical inspired by the popular Broadway show. She is mesmerizing, tragic, and as dazzling as Aishwarya Rai in Devdas or Deepika Padukone in any elaborate Sanjay Leela Bhansali epic.

Lion

While Lion didn’t make a major mainstream splash in India, the movie is a quiet gem. Nicole Kidman plays Sue Brierley, an adoptive mother who lovingly raises a lost child from India as her own. The tenderness, vulnerability, and emotional strength she brings to the role adds deep heart to the film. Lion is a sweet, eye-opening, and deeply moving story about an Indian boy navigating identity, memory, and belonging as he grows up in a foreign yet loving land.

The Hours

Nicole Kidman won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her nuanced performance in this career-defining film. Set across three timelines, The Hours explores the effects of depression, creativity, and identity through the lives of three interconnected women. Nicole plays the role of Virginia Woolf, and completely transformed herself for the part—even wearing a prosthetic nose and adopting a slouched, withdrawn appearance to embody the writer’s inner turmoil. Her portrayal is subtle, deeply emotional, and a true testament of her versatility as an actress.

Eyes Wide Shut

Stanley Kubrick’s wildly controversial but highly rewatchable erotic thriller stars Nicole Kidman opposite her now ex-husband Tom Cruise in a seductive and psychologically intense role. Nicole plays the role of Alice Harford, a wife who sends her husband into a spiral of jealousy and obsession with a simple confession about a past fantasy. While her screen time is limited compared to Cruise’s, her performance left a lasting impression—especially during the film’s emotionally charged bedroom scenes. Eyes Wide Shut is also notable because it came at the height of both their careers and was Kubrick’s final film before he tragically died of a heart attack.

Paddington

Nicole Kidman is a loving mother to four beautiful children, donates to numerous causes, and is a committed humanitarian. But you won’t remember any of that while watching Paddington, where she embraces her villainous era. Nicole plays Millicent Clyde, a glamorous yet unhinged taxidermist who’s dead set on capturing and stuffing Paddington for her museum collection. With her icy blonde bob, high heels, and obsession with rare creatures, Millicent feels like Cruella’s long-lost cousin—with a sharper scalpel.

Rabbit Hole

Very few movies manage to capture grief in a subtle and deeply human way. Rabbit Hole is one such quietly powerful drama that explores the non-linear nature of mourning intimately through two parents grieving the loss of their young son. Nicole Kidman delivers a raw and emotionally restrained-yet-devastating performance as Becca, a mother struggling to make sense of life after a tragic car accident took her child. Her nuanced portrayal and vulnerability earned her nominations for an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, and a Screen Actors Guild Award. The film also stars Aaron Eckhart, Dianne Wiest, and Miles Teller.

The Perfect Couple

A stellar ensemble featuring Nicole Kidman alongside Dakota Fanning, Liev Schreiber, and Bollywood's own Ishaan Khatter, a lavish wedding at an exotic coastal estate, and a mysterious murder to tie it all together. The Perfect Couple has all the elements you'd expect from an Indian wedding thriller. The series even features a very catchy dance sequence that adds some desi flair. Nicole leans into her new-signature niche of playing a wealthy, enigmatic woman with secrets to hide. The story follows Amelia, a down-to-earth girl marrying into an ultra-wealthy East Coast family, until the big day is interrupted by a murder that exposes long-buried family truths.

My Life

An underrated but emotionally gut-wrenching drama starring Nicole Kidman alongside the swoon-worthy young Michael Keaton. In My Life, Nicole plays Gail, a pregnant and devoted wife of a terminally ill man. Her conviction to deliver the performance of a woman torn between the joy of welcoming a new child and the pain of losing her husband is what truly cemented her mark in Hollywood as a sensitive and emotionally fearless actress.

Being The Ricardos

Step behind the scenes of one of television's most iconic shows, I Love Lucy, in Being the Ricardos. Nicole Kidman completely transforms herself to play the legendary Lucille Ball, capturing her wit, vulnerability, and commanding presence. The film documents Ball’s struggles and triumphs, from her early days in showbiz to the peak of her career, with all the tension, scandal, and pressure i0n between. Nicole’s layered performance earned her an Academy Award nomination, proving once again her ability to embody real-life icons with both heart and precision.

Where to Watch Nicole Kidman’s Top Movies and TV Shows Online in India

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10 Chill TV Shows That Don’t Require Your Full Attention
Anushree Arora
JustWatch Editor
Starting a new TV show can feel like a full-on commitment, especially when it has multiple seasons and a storyline so gripping that it demands all your attention. While binge-worthy shows that pull you in completely are exciting, they also have the tendency to throw your entire routine off track.

Before you know it, it’s 4 AM and you’re still glued to the screen, desperate to find out what happens next. But there’s an underrated and often overlooked side of television that deserves just as much love. These are the mindless, comforting shows that are perfect for winding down after a long, tiring day at work. They’re the ideal background company while you fold laundry, casually browse through your favorite online stores, or simply want something on when you’re not in the mood to concentrate. Of course, classics like Friends, Two and a Half Men, and Modern Family are tried-and-true favorites when it comes to easy viewing.

But if you’re in the mood for something new to keep you entertained without overwhelming your brain, here are 10 fun and relaxing shows that are easy to watch, light on the drama, and perfect for any low-energy moment.

Never Have I Ever

Devi Prakash, a first-generation Indian American teenager, tries to reclaim her social status in school after an emotionally turbulent and awkward first year in high school. It’s one of the very few mainstream teen shows where you get to see an Indian American girl in the lead role of a typical American high school setting. Still reeling from the loss of her father, the series follows Devi as she navigates multiple messy high-school crushes, culture clashes and identity struggles, and the chaos of growing up. Never Have I Ever is a funny, relatable, and heartwarming comfort show that takes you through Devi’s formative years of high school and her journey toward self-acceptance.

Abbott Elementary

Abbott Elementary follows the same mockumentary-style format as The Office, with a documentary film crew capturing the daily lives of a group of teachers working at an underfunded, mismanaged public school. This Emmy Award-winning series is sharp, heartfelt, and hilarious, bringing the same awkward charm and quick wit as The Office, while also shedding light on the real challenges of the public school system. If you loved The Office and are looking for something similar with a fresh perspective and more heart, Abbott Elementary is the show for you. And with four seasons to binge through, you won’t have to deal with the dread of finding another TV show you’ll love anytime soon.

Santa Clarita Diet

Drew Barrymore is Hollywood’s sweetheart in every sense. From her bubbly and endearing daytime chat show The Drew Barrymore Show to her iconic movie roles in 50 First Dates and Never Been Kissed. But she’s refreshingly chaotic and unexpectedly hilarious in Santa Clarita Diet. The series follows Sheila (Drew) as she mysteriously transforms into a flesh-eating zombie after a bad batch of clams, and her suburban family as they try to navigate her new, undead lifestyle. It’s bloody, bizarre, and ridiculously funny. Plus, it’s the perfect show to have running in the background when you want something light, quirky, and totally different.

Friends from College

An all-too-familiar TV ensemble of Cobie Smulders, Keegan-Michael Key, Fred Savage, Billy Eichner, and Annie Parisse come together in this whacked-out, drama-filled, and chaotic series following a group of dysfunctional and emotionally stunted college friends who navigate life after reuniting in their 40s. Expect a lot of messy love triangles, entertaining blowups, and unresolved baggage. Friends from College isn’t a feel-good sitcom about a group of perfect friends—it’s a messy, all-too-real, and painfully funny look at how people change, grow apart, and sometimes refuse to grow up at all.

Good Girls

Leaning fully into the trope of suburban housewives with messy lives and dangerous secrets, Good Girls is an irreverent, dark, and surprisingly funny crime comedy series that’s bizarrely entertaining. The story follows three housewives who, fed up with their financial struggles, decide to rob a local department store, unaware of its criminal connections. What starts as a desperate grab for cash spirals into a wild journey of money laundering, mob entanglements, and moral compromises.

XO, Kitty

It’s hard to come across a spin-off series that’s as good as the original it’s born from, but XO, Kitty is just as charming, bingeable, and emotionally satisfying as any of the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before movies. The series follows the youngest Covey sister, Kitty, as she jets off to Korea to learn more about her late mother, reconnect with her roots, and of course, finally be with her long-distance boyfriend. But once she arrives, Kitty’s carefully planned romantic adventure quickly unravels, thanks to a series of messy misunderstandings, unexpected crushes, and teen drama chaos. It’s the perfect Gen Z feel-good show to curl up with when you want something sweet, fun, and a little chaotic.

Grace and Frankie

Two completely opposite elderly women find themselves in a life-altering situation after both are suddenly dumped by their husbands, who have been secretly in love with each other for years. With no one else to turn to, and a shared beach house under joint ownership, these two strong-willed and clashing women end up living together as reluctant roommates. An arrangement that’s tense and awkward at first quickly transforms into a genuine bond—one that, while platonic, is just as deep and soul-nourishing as the romantic relationship their ex-husbands now share. Grace and Frankie stars the iconic Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, and is charmingly witty, heartfelt, and refreshingly honest about aging, friendship, and starting over at any stage in life.

Younger

Most fast-paced New York sitcoms focus on twenty-somethings navigating work, love, and friendships, but what about the older women who are still figuring things out? Younger is a high-energy, quick-witted series that follows Liza, a forty-something single mom who lies about her age to land a fast-paced job in a trendy digital marketing firm. The show features a standout ensemble cast including Hilary Duff, Sutton Foster, Debi Mazar, and Miriam Shor. It’s sharp, stylish, and refreshingly honest about reinvention, ambition, and ageism in the workplace. With seven seasons, it's the kind of show you can get lost in for weeks. You probably recognize Younger from its multiple reruns on Colors Infinity, and the good news is, it's now available on streaming too.

The Good Place

Kristen Bell shines in this refreshingly bizarre series about a girl who accidentally lands herself in heaven instead of hell, only to realize that The Good Place might not be as good as she initially imagined. Flying giraffes, moral philosophy jokes, and Ted Danson playing the role of an eccentric afterlife architect—this series has just the right amount of crazy and whimsy to keep you hooked. The show features a fun ensemble of lovable misfits played by William Jackson Harper, Jameela Jamil, Manny Jacinto, and D'Arcy Carden, each bringing their own quirks to this unexpectedly deep and hilarious journey through the afterlife.

Kim’s Convenience

A heartwarming and light-hearted family sitcom that follows the quirky and endearing Kim family as they navigate running their local mom-and-pop convenience store and life in a tight-knit community as first-generation immigrants in the heart of Toronto. Kim’s Convenience is easy-going, refreshing, and genuinely funny. Each episode follows the Kim family through an endearing misadventure, and the charming dynamics between the characters keep things consistently entertaining. While the seasons do follow continuity, it's the kind of show where you can pick up from any episode and just kick back and enjoy.

Where to Watch the Best Chill TV Shows Online in India

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10 Adaptations of Best-Selling Books You Must Watch in 2025
Anushree Arora
JustWatch Editor
From Harry Potter to Lord of the Rings, some of the most iconic films in history first captured hearts as books, immersing readers in unforgettable worlds. And if there’s one thing better than a great novel, it’s watching its characters and stories come alive on the big screen, reimagined with stunning visuals and powerful performances. 2025 is packed with exciting book-to-movie adaptations, from sci-fi epics like Mickey 17 to psychological thrillers like Verity, here are 10 of the most anticipated adaptations hitting theaters this year—and where you can watch them online in India.

Mickey 17

After winning the Academy Award for Best Picture for Parasite in 2019, South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon Ho is back with another mind-bending and darkly comedic film, Mickey 17. Based on the bestselling book Mickey7 by Edward Ashton, the film stars Robert Pattinson as an expendable employee who repeatedly sacrifices himself for the sake of a space mission. The highly anticipated sci-fi thriller was released in cinemas across India earlier this March.

Verity

Colleen Hoover has had an incredibly successful run as a writer, with multiple books landing on The New York Times bestseller list. However, she took a major leap into the world of film when her novel It Ends With Us made its way to the big screen. Despite all the drama surrounding the film, It Ends With Us became a global commercial success, paving the way for several of her other books to be optioned for adaptation. Building on this momentum, her psychosexual thriller Verity is set to hit the big screen next, following a struggling writer who takes on a ghostwriting project for a bestselling author—only to find herself pulled into a web of dark secrets. Filming for Verity is underway, with Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, and Josh Hartnett bringing the bestselling novel to life—though the release date remains unconfirmed.

The Electric State

While you wait for the latest season of Stranger Things, you can catch Millie Bobby Brown in her latest Netflix sci-fi adventure, The Electric State, where she stuns in an all-new blonde bombshell look. Based on the bestselling book The Electric State by Simon Stålenhag, the movie is set in a dystopian future where humans and robots are at war. Millie plays Michelle, a rogue teenage drifter who teams up with a robot and Keats (Chris Pratt) on a perilous mission to rescue her brother, who is being held captive by a mysterious force. With an army of cute, quirky, and oddly endearing robots, a gripping plot, and stunning visuals, this sci-fi epic has been dominating Netflix’s Top 10 since its release on 14th March 2025.

Regretting You

Colleen Hoover has a busy year ahead, with two of her novels being adapted into films. Regretting You, based on her 2019 novel of the same name centers on the strained relationship between Morgan Grant and her teenage daughter, Clara, which is further complicated by a sudden tragic accident. This event forces them to navigate life's challenges together, unearthing a Pandora's box of secrets and lies. The film boasts a star-studded lineup, including Allison Williams as Morgan Grant, Mckenna Grace as Clara Grant, Dave Franco as Jonah Sullivan, Mason Thames as Miller Adams, Willa Fitzgerald, and Scott Eastwood. Directed by Josh Boone, Regretting You is set for a theatrical release on 24th October, 2025.

Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy

The fourth and final book-to-screen adaptation from bestselling author Helen Fielding has been released! Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy takes us back to the humorous and chaotic world of Bridget Jones's love life. Set four years after the tragic death of her husband, Mark Darcy, Bridget is now a widowed single mother to two children. She has a supportive family, a steady job as a successful screenwriter, and a new love interest who’s significantly younger than her. The film explores Bridget's journey as she navigates modern dating, motherhood, and personal growth.

The Housemaid

One of the most highly anticipated book-to-movie adaptations, The Housemaid is based on Freida McFadden's bestselling novel of the same name, which spent over 63 weeks on The New York Times Best Sellers list. This riveting psychological thriller follows Millie, a down-on-her-luck woman who becomes a live-in housemaid for a wealthy family, aiming to turn her life around. However, she soon discovers that the family's hidden secrets are more dangerous and twisted than her own indiscretions. The film is set to release on 25th December, 2025, and stars Sydney Sweeney as Millie, Amanda Seyfried as Nina Winchester, Brandon Sklenar as Andrew Winchester, and Michele Morrone as Enzo, the enigmatic groundskeeper.

The Amateur

Coming to cinemas this April, The Amateur is a gripping spy thriller starring Rami Malek as Charles Heller, a CIA cryptographer whose life is upended when his wife is killed in a London terrorist attack. Frustrated by his superiors' inaction, Heller embarks on a perilous mission for vengeance, utilizing his intelligence expertise to track down those responsible. The movie is based on Robert Littell's bestselling novel of the same name. Directed by James Hawes, the film features a stellar cast, including Rachel Brosnahan, Caitríona Balfe, Jon Bernthal, Michael Stuhlbarg, and Laurence Fishburne.

Animal Farm

Most of us first came across George Orwell’s classic Animal Farm in school. The story follows a group of farm animals who rebel against their human owner, only to see their dreams of equality shattered as power corrupts their new leaders. Now, the book is being adapted for the screen for the third time by filmmaker Andy Serkis, best known for recently directing Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle, and Venom: Let There Be Carnage. This animated adaptation is currently in post-production, with a release date yet to be announced.

The Running Man

Based on Stephen King's 1982 novel, The Running Man is a gripping dystopian thriller about Ben Richards, a man who participates in a deadly game show where contestants are hunted by professional killers, all for a chance to win a cash prize to save his ailing child. This marks the second film adaptation of the novel; the first Running Man was released in 1987, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. The upcoming adaptation, directed by Edgar Wright, is set to release on 7th November 2025, with Glen Powell portraying the lead role of Ben Richards.

Wicked: For Good

Glinda and Elphaba's intertwined tale has journeyed from Gregory Maguire's 1995 novel, to the Broadway stage, and now to cinemas through a two-part feature adaptation by Universal Pictures. The first film, Wicked, was released in November 2024 and received both commercial success and critical acclaim, earning multiple Academy Award nominations and Golden Globe awards, including Best Director for Jon M. Chu and Best Original Song. The sequel, Wicked: For Good, continues the story, delving deeper into Elphaba's transformation into the Wicked Witch of the West and exploring the complexities of her relationship with Glinda. Fans can anticipate returning to the magical world of Oz when Wicked: For Good hits theaters on 21st November, 2025.

How to watch the most anticipated book-to-movie adaptations of 2025 in India

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The 5 Best Adaptations of ‘Snow White’ and Where to Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Few fairy tales have been adapted as frequently as Snow White, with filmmakers reimagining the classic story in everything from whimsical animations to dark fantasy epics. Whether staying true to the Grimm Brothers' original tale or reinventing it with new twists, these adaptations continue to captivate audiences.

From Disney’s beloved 1937 animated classic to more modern takes, here are the best Snow White adaptations ranked.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

The one that started it all. Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is not only the first full-length animated feature film but also one of the most influential. With its gorgeous hand-drawn animation, iconic characters, and timeless songs like Heigh-Ho and Someday My Prince Will Come, this film defined the fairy tale genre for generations. The Evil Queen remains one of Disney’s greatest villains, and Snow White’s gentle kindness made her the first of many Disney princesses to come. Even today, this film’s magic, artistry, and storytelling hold up, making it the definitive Snow White adaptation.

Snow White (2025)

Disney’s latest live-action Snow White remake, starring Rachel Zegler as Snow White and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen, brings the 1937 classic to a new generation with updated visuals and a fresh take on the beloved fairy tale. While staying true to the heart of the original, the film modernizes the character of Snow White, making her more independent and determined. With breathtaking visuals, elaborate costumes, and a star-studded cast, this adaptation aims to capture the magic of the original while bringing new layers to the story.

Mirror Mirror (2012)

A more lighthearted and comedic take on the Snow White tale, Mirror Mirror stars Lily Collins as a spirited Snow White and Julia Roberts as a delightfully vain Evil Queen. Unlike darker adaptations, this film leans into colorful visuals, playful humor, and a fairy-tale-meets-storybook aesthetic. Snow White is far from a damsel in distress here—she trains in sword fighting and leads a rebellion against the Queen. While the film takes creative liberties, its whimsical charm, extravagant costumes, and witty performances make it a fun, family-friendly take on the classic.

Snow White and the Huntsman (2012)

For those who prefer their fairy tales darker and grittier, Snow White and the Huntsman reimagines the story as a fantasy epic. Kristen Stewart plays a battle-ready Snow White who must take up arms against the evil Queen Ravenna, played by the scene-stealing Charlize Theron. With stunning visuals, intense battle sequences, and a more action-packed approach, this version feels like a mix between The Lord of the Rings and the classic fairy tale. While it deviates from the original story, its cinematic grandeur and Theron’s commanding villainous performance make it a standout adaptation.

The Huntsman: Winter’s War (2016)

A prequel-sequel hybrid to Snow White and the Huntsman, this film shifts focus from Snow White to the Huntsman (Chris Hemsworth) and introduces Emily Blunt as Freya, the Ice Queen, and Jessica Chastain as a warrior named Sara. While Snow White barely appears, The Huntsman: Winter’s War expands on the fantasy world, offering visually striking battle scenes, sibling rivalry between two evil queens, and a mix of romance and adventure. While it doesn’t quite match the impact of its predecessor, fans of dark fairy tales and fantasy epics will still find plenty to enjoy.

How to watch the best Snow White adaptations streaming online in India

These Snow White adaptations all bring something unique to the classic tale and they can all be watched online on streaming platforms in India. Our guide below also offers you all the places to watch these movies on these OTT services, along with deals to buy and rent them.
10 Best Movies Like 'Superboys of Malegaon' and Where to Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Reema Kagti’s Superboys of Malegaon is a heartfelt tribute to the magic of amateur filmmaking, chronicling how Nasir Shaikh and his friends turned their small-town dreams into cinematic reality. Inspired by the 2008 documentary Supermen of Malegaon, the film captures the joy, struggles, and passion of creating movies with limited resources.

If you were moved by its themes of indie creativity, childhood dreams, and the power of cinema, here are 10 films that share its spirit—whether through celebrating outsider filmmakers, paying homage to cinema, or exploring the journey of making movies against all odds.

Supermen of Malegaon (2008)

Before Superboys of Malegaon, there was the documentary that started it all—Faiza Ahmad Khan’s Supermen of Malegaon. The film follows Nasir Shaikh and his friends as they set out to make Malegaon ka Superman, a low-budget parody filled with ingenuity, humor, and pure love for cinema. More than just a documentary, it’s an uplifting tale of passion triumphing over hardship, as the people of Malegaon—a town struggling with economic hardships—find an escape through filmmaking. If you want the real-life story that inspired Superboys of Malegaon, this is essential viewing.

Cinema Bandi (2021)

What happens when an auto-rickshaw driver finds an expensive movie camera? In Cinema Bandi, he decides to use it to make a film, enlisting a barber as his leading man and a wedding photographer as his cinematographer. This Telugu-language indie film is a hilarious and heartwarming ode to grassroots filmmaking, much like Superboys of Malegaon. It proves that passion, creativity, and a love for storytelling can be more powerful than any budget. The film is filled with humor, optimism, and a deep appreciation for cinema, making it a must-watch for fans of films about unlikely filmmakers.

Harishchandrachi Factory (2009)

India’s first feature film, Raja Harishchandra (1913), was made by Dadasaheb Phalke against all odds, and Harishchandrachi Factory tells this remarkable true story. The film follows Phalke as he overcomes financial difficulties, lack of technical knowledge, and societal skepticism to create the foundation of Indian cinema. With its charming storytelling and inspiring message about perseverance, it perfectly mirrors Superboys of Malegaon’s themes of filmmaking as a labor of love.

Dolemite Is My Name (2019)

Eddie Murphy shines as Rudy Ray Moore, a struggling comedian who reinvents himself as the over-the-top blaxploitation hero Dolemite. With no support from Hollywood, Moore self-finances his absurdly entertaining kung-fu action movies, proving that raw passion can outshine a lack of resources. Much like Superboys of Malegaon, Dolemite is My Name celebrates the rebellious spirit of underground filmmakers who create against all odds. Murphy’s charismatic performance and the film’s infectious energy make it an essential watch for anyone who loves stories about ambitious dreamers.

The Disaster Artist (2017)

The cult classic The Room is often called the worst movie ever made, but behind it is a fascinating story of friendship, ambition, and the absurd determination of Tommy Wiseau. James Franco’s The Disaster Artist hilariously and heartbreakingly captures Wiseau’s misguided but passionate filmmaking journey, much like Nasir Shaikh’s in Superboys of Malegaon. Both films highlight outsider artists who refuse to give up on their dream, no matter how bizarre the journey.

Cinema Paradiso (1988)

Few films capture the magic of cinema like Cinema Paradiso, an Italian classic about a young boy’s love affair with movies. Growing up in a small village, Toto is mentored by Alfredo, the local projectionist, who teaches him about the power of storytelling. Just like Superboys of Malegaon, this film is a nostalgic tribute to the way movies shape our lives. Filled with warmth, passion, and unforgettable moments, Cinema Paradiso is a must-watch for anyone who has ever fallen in love with cinema.

8½ (1963)

Federico Fellini’s 8½ is a masterpiece about the chaos of filmmaking. The film follows a famous director struggling with creative block, lost in a surreal world of memories, dreams, and expectations. While more abstract than Superboys of Malegaon, it captures the inner turmoil, ambition, and artistry behind making movies. With its breathtaking visuals, poetic storytelling, and introspective look at cinema, 8½ remains one of the greatest films ever made about filmmaking itself.

Son of Rambow (2007)

Two British schoolboys, inspired by Rambo: First Blood, set out to make their own action-packed home movie. With its hilarious and heartfelt exploration of childhood friendship and DIY filmmaking, Son of Rambow feels like a spiritual cousin to Superboys of Malegaon. It highlights the pure joy and creativity of making movies as kids, using whatever resources are available. Full of imagination, nostalgia, and charming performances, it’s a delightful tribute to the dreams of young filmmakers.

Ed Wood (1994)

Tim Burton’s Ed Wood is a loving tribute to one of Hollywood’s most infamous outsider filmmakers. Johnny Depp stars as Edward D. Wood Jr., the notoriously optimistic yet talentless director of cult classics like Plan 9 from Outer Space. Like Nasir Shaikh, Wood’s passion for cinema outweighs his technical skills, resulting in movies that are bad—but made with love. With Burton’s unique style and a fantastic supporting turn by Martin Landau as Bela Lugosi, Ed Wood is a touching, funny, and deeply inspiring look at the spirit of filmmaking.

Superman (1978)

Why is Superman on this list? Because without Christopher Reeve’s iconic portrayal of the Man of Steel, Malegaon ka Superman wouldn’t exist. This classic set the standard for superhero movies, bringing hope, wonder, and pure cinematic magic to the screen. Much like how Superboys of Malegaon shows how films inspire ordinary people, Superman reminds us why we fall in love with heroes and storytelling in the first place. Watching it now, it’s easy to see why Nasir Shaikh and his team wanted to create their own version of Superman—proving that great films inspire great dreams.

How to watch the best movies like Superboys of Malegaon streaming online in India

Superboys of Malegaon celebrates the resilience, creativity, and passion of indie filmmaking, and these 10 films capture that same spirit. Check out JustWatch’s guide to know how and where to watch these heartwarming odes to filmmaking and inspiring coming-of-age stories on streaming platforms in India. The list below also provides offers to buy, rent, or watch these movies for free (if available).
Every Live-Action Disney Princess Movie Ranked and Where To Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Disney has been on a live-action remake streak, bringing its most iconic animated princesses to life on the big screen. While some of these adaptations have breathed new life into old classics, others have sparked controversy or failed to capture the original magic. With Snow White (2025), starring Rachel Zegler, joining the lineup, let’s rank every live-action Disney princess movie from worst to best and where you can watch them online.

Alice in Wonderland (2010)

Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland was a dark, visually spectacular retelling of Lewis Carroll’s classic. With Johnny Depp’s quirky Mad Hatter, Helena Bonham Carter’s Red Queen, and Mia Wasikowska’s strong Alice, the film became a massive box-office hit. While it took creative liberties, its Gothic aesthetic and dreamlike storytelling set it apart from other Disney remakes.

Aladdin (2019)

Despite early skepticism, Aladdin turned out to be a fun, vibrant remake of the 1992 animated classic. Will Smith had big shoes to fill as the Genie, but his charismatic, fresh take on the role won over many fans. Naomi Scott’s Jasmine was given more agency, and the film’s Bollywood-inspired dance sequences added an extra layer of energy. While it wasn’t perfect, Aladdin delivered enough nostalgia and excitement to stand as one of Disney’s stronger live-action adaptations.

Cinderella (2015)

Kenneth Branagh’s Cinderella is one of Disney’s best live-action remakes, thanks to its stunning visuals, heartfelt performances, and classic fairy tale feel. Lily James brought warmth and charm to Cinderella, while Cate Blanchett’s wicked stepmother stole the show. Unlike other remakes that tried to over-modernize their stories, Cinderella embraced old-school Disney magic with a whimsical yet grounded adaptation.

Maleficent (2014)

Unlike other remakes, Maleficent took a bold new approach, retelling Sleeping Beauty from the villain’s perspective. Angelina Jolie’s commanding presence as Maleficent and the film’s darker, more complex storytelling made it stand out. While it wasn’t a direct remake, it explored themes of betrayal, love, and redemption, adding depth to Maleficent’s character. This fresh take on Disney’s most famous villain helped launch a new era of live-action reimaginings.

Snow White (2025)

Disney’s newest live-action remake, Snow White (2025), stars Rachel Zegler as the titular princess and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen. While the film had its fair share of online controversies, Zegler’s musical performance and the lavish Disney production values still makes it a must-watch for fans of the animated classic. The film also updates the original’s somewhat dated premise by making the prince less of a stalker and giving more agency to Snow White as a leader who learns to live on her rather than just being a damsel in distress.

Mulan (2020)

Disney’s Mulan attempted to reimagine the 1998 animated classic with a more grounded, action-packed approach. While it removed musical numbers and Mushu, it introduced a more serious war epic tone inspired by Chinese wuxia films. Liu Yifei’s Mulan was a fierce warrior, and the lavish cinematography and epic battle sequences made the film visually stunning. However, the film was met with controversy over historical inaccuracies and filming locations, as well as criticism for removing key elements that made the original beloved.

Beauty and the Beast (2017)

Starring Emma Watson as Belle, Beauty and the Beast was a faithful yet somewhat safe remake of the 1991 classic. While it expanded Belle’s backstory and independence, some criticized the overuse of CGI and the lack of emotional depth in certain performances. However, Dan Stevens as Beast and the film’s stunning costumes and set design helped keep it a visually appealing retelling of the beloved tale.

The Little Mermaid (2023)

Halle Bailey’s stellar performance as Ariel and the film’s gorgeous underwater visuals were praised, but The Little Mermaid (2023) was met with mixed reactions. Some critics felt the CGI-heavy sequences and the changes to classic songs (like Under the Sea) didn’t quite capture the magic of the original. However, Bailey’s charismatic lead performance and Melissa McCarthy’s Ursula helped make this remake one of Disney’s better modern adaptations.

Alice Through the Looking Glass (2016)

While Alice in Wonderland (2010) was a massive success, its sequel, Alice Through the Looking Glass, failed to recapture the same charm. With a convoluted time-travel plot and underwhelming visuals, the film felt more style than substance. Despite an all-star cast, including Johnny Depp and Mia Wasikowska, the film lacked the heart of the original Lewis Carroll story. It was a box office disappointment, proving that not every live-action fairy tale needs a sequel.

Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (2019)

The sequel to Maleficent tried to expand the world of Disney’s most famous villain, but ended up feeling unnecessary. While Angelina Jolie remained captivating as Maleficent, the film’s complicated political storyline and excessive CGI battles detracted from its emotional core. Maleficent: Mistress of Evil was visually stunning but lacked the fairy tale magic that made the first film compelling.

How to watch every live-action Disney Princess movie streaming online in release order

If you want to experience the magical live-action adventures of the Disney princesses, our guide below shows you a recommended viewing sequence in release order. We also provide you with all the platforms and services where you can stream these shows along with any offers to watch them for free if available.
'The Big Bang Theory' Cast: Where Are They Now in 2025
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
It’s been years since The Big Bang Theory ended, but its beloved cast members have stayed busy in Hollywood. Some have ventured into movies, others have taken on dramatic roles, and a few have even become producers, directors, or voice actors. If you’re wondering what your favorite nerdy sitcom stars are up to now, here’s where the cast of The Big Bang Theory is in 2025.

Jim Parsons (Sheldon Cooper)

After The Big Bang Theory, Jim Parsons took on more dramatic roles, starring in films like The Boys in the Band and Spoiler Alert, both of which he also produced. He continued his producer role for Young Sheldon and even had voiceover cameos in the series, keeping his connection to Sheldon alive. Parsons remains a powerhouse in television and film, blending his comedic roots with more nuanced, emotional performances.

Kaley Cuoco (Penny Hofstadter)

Kaley Cuoco soared to new heights post-Big Bang, voicing Harley Quinn in the hit animated series and starring in the Max thriller The Flight Attendant, which earned her multiple Emmy and Golden Globe nominations. She continued starring in movies and TV shows, proving she could do action, drama, and comedy. With her production company expanding, Cuoco has cemented herself as a major force in Hollywood beyond just sitcoms.

Johnny Galecki (Leonard Hofstadter)

Johnny Galecki took a step back from the spotlight after The Big Bang Theory, focusing more on producing and writing. While he made a few guest appearances on TV, he largely kept his projects behind the scenes, investing in indie films and developing new comedies. He remains a beloved part of TV history but has chosen a more low-key Hollywood presence.

Kunal Nayyar (Rajesh ‘Raj’ Koothrappali)

Kunal Nayyar broke away from his quirky, romantic Raj persona with a chilling, against-type role in Criminal: UK, earning a BAFTA TV Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. He also continued his voice-acting career, voicing Guy Diamond in the Trolls movies. On the big screen, he appeared in Spaceman, a sci-fi drama alongside Adam Sandler, proving his versatility. Nayyar’s career shift has been a welcome surprise for fans.

Simon Helberg (Howard Wolowitz)

Simon Helberg stayed busy with prestige projects, starring in the musical drama Annette alongside Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard. His impressive dramatic turn opened up more opportunities, and he continued balancing indie films with comedy roles. He also reunited with Mayim Bialik in her directorial debut, As They Made Us, showcasing his talent beyond sitcoms. Helberg remains one of the most versatile actors from the Big Bang cast.

Mayim Bialik (Amy Farrah Fowler)

Mayim Bialik continued acting in TV guest spots and even lent her voice to Young Sheldon in a special cameo as adult Amy. However, she also pursued writing and directing, making her feature film debut with As They Made Us, a drama about family and grief that starred Simon Helberg. She also made headlines as a guest host on Jeopardy! from 2021 to 2023 before stepping away.

Melissa Rauch (Bernadette Rostenkowski-Wolowitz)

Melissa Rauch returned to sitcoms with a lead role in Night Court, a revival of the classic 1980s legal comedy. She also took on more voice-acting roles, lending her voice to animated films and series. Rauch’s comedic timing and charming performances ensured she remained a staple in TV comedy long after The Big Bang Theory ended.

How to watch the movies and shows starring the cast of The Big Bang Theory streaming online in release order

The stars of The Big Bang Theory have proven they’re more than just sitcom legends. Whether stepping into dramatic roles, producing, directing, or voice-acting, they’ve continued to make their mark in entertainment.

The guide below takes you through a journey of their finest TV and movie roles, while showing you where you can stream them online. We also provide you with all the platforms and services where you can stream these shows along with any offers to watch them for free if available.
10 Best Medical Drama TV Shows Like Grey's Anatomy
Anushree Arora
JustWatch Editor
Grey’s Anatomy has held a special place in fans' hearts ever since it premiered in 2005. Twenty years and 21 seasons later, the medical drama continues to captivate audiences with its bizarre medical cases, fresh crop of interns and surgical residents, and surprise cameos from beloved former cast members. Now officially the longest-running primetime medical drama, Grey’s Anatomy has delivered enough drama and heart to fuel an endless rewatch. But if you’ve binged through the show so many times that you could practically perform your own medical procedures, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered.

Here’s a lineup of 10 must-watch medical dramas to check out next if you loved Grey’s Anatomy.

Private Practice

If you’re a fan of Kate Walsh and felt like Addison Montgomery left Grey’s Anatomy too soon, make sure to check out Private Practice. This spin-off series follows Addison as she leaves Seattle for Los Angeles, seeking a fresh start after her divorce from Derek. The show ran for six seasons and even provides the backstory for Amelia Shepherd, Derek’s younger sister, who later became a key character on Grey’s Anatomy.

The Good Doctor

Over the years, Grey’s Anatomy has become increasingly diverse, featuring doctors, patients, and storylines that represent different races, genders, sexual orientations, and backgrounds. The show has also helped shed light on important social issues and medical conditions, making it more than just a typical medical drama. If you’re looking for a series with a similarly inclusive and thought-provoking approach, check out The Good Doctor. The show follows Shaun Murphy, an autistic doctor with savant syndrome, as he navigates the challenges of working at a prestigious hospital while proving his exceptional medical abilities.

Chicago Med

Just like Grey’s, the series tackles some of the toughest medical cases while blending in the drama from the doctors' personal lives, making it a compelling and binge-worthy watch. The show premiered in 2015, so while it doesn’t have the early 2000s aesthetic of Grey’s Anatomy’s first few seasons, it delivers the same mix of high-stakes medicine and emotional storytelling. Plus, as part of the One Chicago universe, it frequently crosses over with Chicago Fire and Chicago P.D., giving fans even more drama to dive into.

ER

If you love the personal and professional chaos of Grey’s Anatomy, then ER is the perfect next binge. With 15 adrenaline-packed seasons, ER captures the relentless pace of an emergency room while delivering some of the most unforgettable character arcs in TV history. Since ER premiered in the late ‘90s, it carries that nostalgic late '90s and early 2000s aesthetic that longtime Grey’s fans might miss in the show’s more recent seasons—think classic medical drama intensity, grainy cinematography, and an era before smartphones changed hospital storytelling forever. And yes, George Clooney in scrubs is every bit as swoon-worthy as McDreamy.

Scrubs

The tone of Scrubs is very different from Grey’s Anatomy, but it’s still medical TV gold that you should check out if you enjoyed Grey’s. Think Brooklyn Nine-Nine, but set in a hospital. The series follows John J.D. Dorian, an eager young doctor navigating the ups and downs of life at Sacred Heart Hospital, alongside his best friend Turk, the no-nonsense Dr. Cox, and a host of quirky colleagues. J.D.’s wildly imaginative daydreams, paired with the show’s signature slapstick comedy, make Scrubs a hilariously unique take on medical drama. Plus, its lighthearted banter and heartfelt moments might remind you of those fun, non-serious episodes of Grey’s Anatomy that break up all the emotional gut punches.

9-1-1

A mix of medicine, firefighting, and police drama, 9-1-1 takes viewers up close to the heart of the action, bringing high-stakes emergencies to life. Covering a wide range of emergency calls, from the bizarre to the downright terrifying, the series focuses on the intense cases and high-pressure personal and professional lives of Los Angeles’ first responders—paramedics, firefighters, and dispatchers—who put everything on the line to save lives. If you get easily invested in the dramatic cases and emotional rollercoasters of Grey’s Anatomy, you’ll love the adrenaline-pumping rescue missions and gripping character arcs in 9-1-1. The series has seven seasons and even spawned a spin-off, 9-1-1: Lone Star, which follows a new team of first responders in Austin, Texas.

The Resident

One of the main reasons Grey’s Anatomy rose to the top of television is because it has never shied away from tackling tough issues like domestic abuse, gun violence, healthcare inequality, and medical ethics. Another show that does a great job of weaving social commentary into its storytelling is The Resident. The series follows doctors and nurses working at Chastain Park Memorial Hospital as they navigate the corrupt realities of the healthcare system, fight for their patients, and expose the dark side of the industry.

Nurse Jackie

While Grey’s Anatomy does a great job of showing the fast-paced, high-stakes world of hospital life, one thing it often overlooks is the crucial role of nurses—sometimes making it seem like doctors handle everything. If you’re looking for a medical drama that puts nurses front and center, check out Nurse Jackie. The series follows Jackie Peyton, a highly skilled but deeply flawed emergency room nurse who struggles with addiction while trying to balance her demanding job, family life, and moral compass.

New Amsterdam

If you enjoyed watching all the boardroom drama and hospital politics unfold in Grey’s Anatomy, then New Amsterdam is a must-watch. Based on the book Twelve Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital, New Amsterdam is a gritty medical drama that follows Dr. Max Goodwin, an unusually optimistic and determined doctor who becomes the newly appointed medical director of one of the largest public hospitals in New York City. Unlike the sleek private hospital settings of other medical dramas, New Amsterdam sheds light on the bureaucratic challenges, financial struggles, and limited resources that doctors working in an underfunded public healthcare system must navigate every day.

Nip/Tuck

If Grey’s Anatomy had a spin-off centered entirely on the plastics posse, it would look a lot like Nip/Tuck. The show follows Sean McNamara and Christian Troy, best friends and business partners, as they balance their successful practice, messy love lives, and the moral dilemmas that come with reshaping people’s appearances. Spanning six seasons, the series is bolder, grittier, and drenched in black comedy, offering a no-holds-barred take on the sometimes vain and self-consuming world of plastic surgery.

Where to watch the best medical dramas streaming online in India

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The 10 Best Disney Villains of All Time Ranked
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Disney movies are filled with heroic princesses, dashing princes, and lovable sidekicks—but let’s be honest, it’s often the villains who steal the show. With their sinister schemes, unforgettable designs, and menacing personalities, these baddies have left a lasting mark on pop culture. From power-hungry sorcerers to manipulative masterminds, here are the 10 best Disney villains of all time, ranked.

The Evil Queen (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)

The original Disney villain—and still the best. The Evil Queen of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs set the standard for Disney villainy, with her icy beauty, terrifying vanity, and ruthless determination to be the fairest of them all. Her transformation into the cackling, poison-apple-wielding old hag remains one of the most chilling moments in Disney history. As the first major animated movie villain, she paved the way for every Disney baddie that followed, proving that a great villain is just as important as the hero.

Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty)

Few villains command the screen like Maleficent in Sleeping Beauty. With her elegant design, dramatic presence, and iconic horns, she’s the ultimate sorceress of darkness. Her motivation? Pure pettiness—she curses baby Aurora simply because she wasn’t invited to a party. That level of petty evil is unmatched. And let’s not forget her show-stopping transformation into a fire-breathing dragon, making her one of the most powerful and terrifying villains in Disney history.

Jafar (Aladdin)

Cunning, theatrical, and obsessed with ultimate power, Jafar in Aladdin is one of Disney’s most charismatic and devious villains. As the royal vizier of Agrabah, he manipulates his way to the throne, hypnotizes the Sultan, and plots to marry Jasmine—all while wielding his sinister snake staff. His final wish—to become an all-powerful genie—proves to be his downfall, but not before he delivers one of the most memorable villainous performances in Disney history.

Ursula (The Little Mermaid)

A larger-than-life sea witch with one of Disney’s best villain songs, Ursula in The Little Mermaid is a perfect blend of charm and menace. With her deep, booming voice, hypnotic presence, and wicked deal-making skills, she manipulates Ariel into signing away her voice in exchange for a shot at love. But it’s all part of her bigger plan to seize control of the ocean. Inspired by the drag queen Divine, Ursula’s theatrical flair, devious wit, and tentacled design make her one of Disney’s most unforgettable villains.

Cruella de Vil (101 Dalmatians)

There’s something uniquely terrifying about a villain whose only goal is to turn puppies into a coat. Unlike other Disney villains seeking power or revenge, Cruella de Vil is just pure, unapologetic evil—and completely unhinged. With her wild two-tone hair, extravagant fashion sense, and maniacal laugh, she’s a scene-stealing force of nature. Whether she’s speeding down roads like a lunatic or screaming at her henchmen, Cruella is Disney villainy at its most delightfully over-the-top. The character was first introduced in the animated classic One Hundred and One Dalmatians and then notably played with the same villainy by Glenn Close in the 1996 remake 101 Dalmatians and by Emma Stone in the prequel spinoff Cruella.

Scar (The Lion King)

Scar from The Lion King is one of Disney’s most chillingly realistic villains. He’s not a sorcerer or a supernatural being—he’s just cold, calculating, and ruthless. Voiced by Jeremy Irons, Scar’s sarcastic wit and manipulative tactics make him one of the most sinister Disney antagonists. The way he murders his own brother, manipulates Simba, and seizes the throne with zero remorse cements him as one of the darkest villains in Disney history. His dramatic flair and chilling performance of Be Prepared only make him more iconic.

Captain Hook (Peter Pan)

A classic villain with a perfect mix of menace and comedy, Captain Hook in Peter Pan is obsessed with revenge against Peter Pan. Whether he’s plotting elaborate schemes, dueling with a sword, or running for his life from the ticking crocodile, Hook is one of Disney’s most entertaining villains. His flamboyant outfit, exaggerated mannerisms, and constant frustration make him a villain you love to hate—but also can’t help but enjoy watching.

Lady Tremaine (Cinderella)

No magic, no grand schemes—just pure, quiet cruelty. Lady Tremaine (the Wicked Stepmother from Cinderella) is one of Disney’s most underrated villains because she doesn’t need supernatural powers to be terrifying. She emotionally manipulates, gaslights, and oppresses Cinderella, keeping her trapped in a life of servitude out of sheer spite. Her icy demeanor and piercing glares make her one of the most realistic and unsettling villains in Disney history.

Mother Gothel (Tangled)

Mother Gothel in Tangled takes manipulative Disney villainy to another level. She’s not just keeping Rapunzel locked away—she gaslights her into thinking it’s for her own good. Her fake motherly affection, twisted guilt-tripping, and psychological control make her one of the most insidious Disney villains ever. Plus, Mother Knows Best is one of Disney’s most chilling villain songs.

Dr. Facilier / The Shadow Man (The Princess and the Frog)

With his sleek design, sinister charm, and voodoo magic, Dr. Facilier is one of Disney’s most unique villains. A smooth-talking con artist in The Princess and the Frog, he uses his dark magic and deals with the spirits of the underworld to manipulate others into doing his bidding. His shadow-based powers, eerie villain song (Friends on the Other Side), and haunting fate make him a memorable and underrated Disney villain.

How to watch the best Disney villain movies streaming online in India

Disney villains come in many forms—sorcerers, schemers, and straight-up psychopaths—but what they all have in common is iconic designs, unforgettable performances, and a touch of theatrical flair. Whether you love them for their menace, humor, or sheer over-the-top evilness, these baddies are just as legendary as the heroes they torment.

If you have an appetite for Disney’s brand of evil, check out our guide below that shows you how to watch these old and new classics. We also show where to stream, buy or rent these movies.
If you Loved ‘Adolescence’, Don't Miss These 10 Similar TV Shows
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Netflix’s 2025 British miniseries Adolescence has been making waves with its gripping storytelling and single-take cinematography. Co-created by and starring Stephen Graham, the show follows a family’s descent into turmoil when their 13-year-old son is accused of murder. With its raw emotional depth, themes of justice and morality, and intense performances, Adolescence has resonated with audiences.

If you’re looking for more hard-hitting dramas exploring crime, family struggles, and the fragility of youth, here are 10 shows that will keep you hooked. Our guide also offers you viewing options to stream these shows online on streaming platforms.

13 Reasons Why

A high school student’s suicide sends shockwaves through a community when she leaves behind a series of tapes explaining why she took her own life. The show delves into mental health, bullying, sexual assault, and the pressures of teenage life, much like Adolescence does with its themes of youth and morality. While it sparked controversy for its graphic content, 13 Reasons Why remains a powerful and unflinching exploration of how actions have consequences, making it a compelling watch for those who appreciated Adolescence’s emotional depth.

Sharp Objects

Starring Amy Adams in a career-best performance, Sharp Objects is a haunting psychological thriller about a journalist returning to her hometown to cover a disturbing murder case. As she investigates, long-buried traumas resurface, leading to a chilling unraveling of family secrets. Much like Adolescence, the series explores trauma, repressed memories, and the weight of the past, creating an atmosphere of suspense and emotional depth. With its unsettling mood, gripping mystery, and outstanding performances, Sharp Objects is a must-watch for fans of dark and deeply personal crime dramas.

The Night Of

This HBO crime drama, starring Riz Ahmed and John Turturro, follows a young Pakistani-American student arrested for a murder he doesn’t remember committing. Much like Adolescence, The Night Of examines the impact of the legal system on an accused individual and their family, exploring racial bias, media sensationalism, and the life-altering consequences of a single night. With its atmospheric tension and gripping performances, The Night Of offers a deeply emotional and thought-provoking experience.

Bodies

This mind-bending thriller series, featuring Adolescence creator Stephen Graham, follows four detectives in different timelines investigating the same murder. Though Bodies leans more into sci-fi and time-bending elements, it retains the same gripping mystery and character-driven intensity found in Adolescence. With its brilliant performances, suspenseful narrative, and stunning cinematography, Bodies is a must-watch for fans of Adolescence looking for another thought-provoking and immersive viewing experience.

Unbelievable

Inspired by real events, Unbelievable follows two detectives (played by Merritt Wever and Toni Collette) investigating a series of sexual assaults after a young woman’s claims of rape are dismissed. Like Adolescence, the show explores the emotional and psychological toll on families, the failures of the justice system, and the search for truth. It’s a harrowing yet compelling series that highlights the importance of resilience and belief in the face of overwhelming doubt.

Broadchurch

This British crime drama, starring David Tennant and Olivia Colman, revolves around the murder of a young boy in a small coastal town and the devastating impact it has on the community. Much like Adolescence, Broadchurch explores the fragility of family bonds, grief, and the complexities of justice. With its exceptional writing, slow-burn tension, and emotionally charged performances, this show is a must-watch for fans of character-driven crime dramas.

Mare of Easttown

Starring Kate Winslet in an Emmy-winning performance, Mare of Easttown follows a small-town detective investigating a brutal murder while dealing with her own personal trauma. Like Adolescence, the show dives deep into themes of family, grief, and community secrets, offering a gritty and realistic take on crime drama. Winslet’s portrayal of a flawed but determined investigator makes this an emotionally charged and compelling watch.

Top Boy

While Top Boy is more focused on crime and gang culture, it shares Adolescence’s gritty realism, intense character studies, and themes of survival and justice. The show follows young people caught in London’s drug trade, depicting how circumstances shape moral choices. If you enjoyed Adolescence’s emotional intensity and themes of youth navigating difficult realities, Top Boy is a perfect follow-up.

Criminal: UK

Set entirely in a police interrogation room, Criminal: UK offers high-stakes, dialogue-driven drama as detectives question suspects in intense, psychological battles. Each episode unravels gripping cases through mind games, deception, and sharp writing. With Kunal Nayyar’s standout against-type performance in Season 2, this show’s tension and moral dilemmas align well with Adolescence.

Defending Jacob

Starring Chris Evans and Michelle Dockery, Defending Jacob follows a family whose teenage son is accused of murdering a classmate. This legal drama echoes the central premise of Adolescence—a family grappling with a life-changing accusation. With a compelling mystery, emotional depth, and a chilling exploration of parental doubt and loyalty, Defending Jacob is a gripping watch for fans of Adolescence.

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10 Best Movies Like The Electric State and Where to Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Joe and Anthony Russo’s The Electric State brings a fresh spin to the sci-fi adventure genre, mixing retro-futuristic aesthetics, rogue A.I., and a heartfelt journey of self-discovery. With Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt leading the charge, the Netflix original explores a world where humanity and robots must find a way to coexist. If you’re eager for more high-tech dystopias, A.I. rebellions, and thrilling adventures, here are ten movies that share a similar tone, themes, or visual spectacle. Scroll below to also find out on which platforms you can stream these films.

Ready Player One (2018)

Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One delivers a thrilling mix of sci-fi action, nostalgic callbacks, and a visually dazzling world. Based on Ernest Cline’s novel, the film is set in 2045, where people escape their grim reality by immersing themselves in the OASIS, a vast virtual world. Wade Watts (Tye Sheridan) joins a competition to win control of the OASIS while facing off against an evil corporation. Like The Electric State, the film features a young protagonist navigating a futuristic dystopia with dazzling CGI, thrilling action, and heartfelt storytelling.

Alita: Battle Angel (2019)

Directed by Robert Rodriguez and produced by James Cameron, Alita: Battle Angel is a cyberpunk spectacle that follows Alita, a cyborg warrior with a mysterious past. Found in a scrapyard and revived by Dr. Ido (Christoph Waltz), Alita embarks on a quest to uncover her origins while battling powerful enemies. The film shares The Electric State’s themes of a young hero searching for answers in a world shaped by advanced robotics and a devastating past. With stunning CGI, dynamic fight sequences, and a compelling lead, Alita: Battle Angel is a must-watch for sci-fi fans.

Chappie (2015)

From Neill Blomkamp (District 9), Chappie is a gritty, action-packed film about artificial intelligence and human nature. In a future where law enforcement is controlled by robotic police, a rogue scientist (Dev Patel) installs true consciousness into a decommissioned robot, creating Chappie, a self-aware and childlike A.I. With gangs, corrupt corporations, and a government that sees Chappie as a threat, the film explores themes of identity, rebellion, and technological ethics—all central ideas in The Electric State.

The Adam Project (2022)

The Netflix sci-fi adventure The Adam Project, directed by Shawn Levy, stars Ryan Reynolds, Mark Ruffalo, and Walker Scobell in a time-traveling journey filled with action, humor, and heartfelt moments. Adam (Reynolds) travels back in time to team up with his younger self to stop a corrupt tech mogul from altering the future. Like The Electric State, it balances family bonds, futuristic technology, and a thrilling road-trip narrative with stunning visuals and sharp humor.

The Creator (2023)

Gareth Edwards (Rogue One) delivers a stunning war-torn vision of the future in The Creator. In a world where humans and artificial intelligence are at war, a former soldier (John David Washington) is tasked with eliminating a powerful A.I. weapon—only to discover it’s a robotic child. The film features epic battles, deep moral dilemmas, and a visually breathtaking world, making it a great companion to The Electric State’s exploration of humanity’s relationship with A.I.

Ex Machina (2014)

For a more psychological take on A.I. ethics and consciousness, Ex Machina by Alex Garland is a must-watch. The film follows a young programmer (Domhnall Gleeson) chosen to test the sentience of an advanced A.I. named Ava (Alicia Vikander), created by a reclusive tech mogul (Oscar Isaac). As the experiment unfolds, Ava’s intelligence and intentions become increasingly unsettling. Ex Machina is thought-provoking, suspenseful, and deeply immersive, sharing The Electric State’s themes of human-A.I. interactions in a more intimate setting.

I, Robot (2004)

Set in 2035, I, Robot stars Will Smith as a detective investigating a murder seemingly committed by a robot—something that should be impossible due to strict A.I. programming. However, as he digs deeper, he uncovers a conspiracy that could change the fate of humanity. The film blends high-energy action with thought-provoking questions about free will, robotics, and the dangers of unchecked artificial intelligence, much like The Electric State.

Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)

James Cameron’s Terminator 2: Judgment Day remains one of the greatest sci-fi action films ever made. The film follows Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) and her son John (Edward Furlong) as they flee from a relentless shape-shifting Terminator (Robert Patrick) while being protected by an unlikely hero—the reprogrammed T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger). With groundbreaking effects, thrilling chases, and a deep emotional core, T2 shares The Electric State’s themes of human-A.I. conflict and a rebellious fight against an oppressive system.

Finch (2021)

Tom Hanks delivers a heartfelt performance in Finch, a post-apocalyptic sci-fi film about a dying inventor who builds a robot companion to care for his dog after he’s gone. As they journey across a barren America, the film explores themes of loneliness, hope, and survival—all while developing a deeply emotional bond between human and machine. Like The Electric State, Finch blends adventure, humor, and an unlikely friendship in a world shaped by robotic technology.

Astro Boy (2009)

For an animated adventure with a similar tone, Astro Boy is an underrated gem. Based on the classic manga, it follows a young robot built in the image of a scientist’s deceased son. As he struggles to find his place in a world that fears and misunderstands him, Astro Boy eventually becomes a hero, fighting to bring balance between humans and robots. Like The Electric State, it’s a coming-of-age journey set in a technologically advanced yet flawed society.

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10 Best Dog Movies Where The Dog Doesn't Die
Anushree Arora
JustWatch Editor
Man’s best friend has found a popular spot in Hollywood, whether it’s their trusted instincts saving the protagonist from dying at the hands of a vicious serial killer in a slasher or their goofy and undying loyalty helping their human companion find love and companionship.

Dogs and humans have always shared a deep and emotionally resonant bond, beautifully represented in movies through the ages. Because of how strong and special this connection is, filmmakers often use it as a powerful tool for character development and emotional storytelling—sometimes at the expense of our furry friends. This has led to countless heartbreaking dog deaths in movies. Unfortunately, movies don’t come with a dedicated warning or rating for when bad things happen to dogs… but if you’re an animal lover who just can’t stand the thought of saying goodbye to a beloved on-screen pup, put your tissues aside!

Here are the 10 best dog movies where you can enjoy the magic of man’s best friend without the fear of anything bad happening to them.

Runt

If you’re a pet parent who misses the good ol’ puppy days of your furry companion, you’ll love Runt. This 2024 Australian comedy-drama follows a mischievous terrier who finds a new home when eleven-year-old Annie decides to bring him to her family farm. This heartfelt and charming film pulls at your heartstrings as Annie navigates the challenges of training her new four-legged friend to win the Krumpets Dog Championship in London to help save her family’s struggling farm.

Air Bud

Buddy is one of the most common names for a golden retriever—one that peaked in popularity in 1997 after Air Bud hit the big screen. This goofy sports comedy-drama follows Buddy, an abused and overlooked golden retriever who makes a daring escape from his cruel owner and finds a new home with Josh Framm, a high school basketball player. Josh treats Buddy like his best friend and gives him a shot (literally) at playing after discovering his surprisingly impressive talent for basketball. Playful, heartwarming, and full of underdog charm, Air Bud is the perfect family-friendly movie for a cozy, feel-good watch after a long day.

Lady and the Tramp

Full of life and love, this Disney classic hits all the right notes of romance and adventure—and is so charming it might even convert a non-dog person into an animal lover. The story plays into the timeless trope of two lovers from opposing worlds, as Tramp, a scruffy and streetwise stray, falls for Lady, a gorgeous and well-mannered cocker spaniel belonging to a wealthy family. The movie follows the duo as Tramp uses his street smarts and charisma to show Lady a whole new side of life and impress her with his carefree spirit. You can watch this as its original animated classic, which still holds up beautifully (and is just as adorable as ever), or opt for The Lady and the Tramp live action remake, which was released in 2019. Fun Fact: Although Aunt Sarah isn’t too fond of dogs in the movie, Yvette Nicole Brown, the actress who plays her in the live-action remake, is actually a huge dog lover in real life—and even ended up adopting one of the rescue dogs from the film’s set!

Hotel for Dogs

Two kids who love dogs being sent to a foster home where pets aren’t appreciated might sound like the setup for a heartbreaking story, but Hotel for Dogs is actually quite wholesome and refreshing. Instead of dwelling on their struggles, the film takes this challenge as the catalyst for its main characters to create a hotel where all the stray dogs in their area can get free stay, food, and grooming. Funny, adventurous, and full of heart, the movie follows two foster kids as they rally their entire neighborhood to transform a rundown, abandoned hotel into a safe haven for all the lost and forgotten dogs in need of love and care.

Clifford the Big Red Dog

From storybooks to a successful animated series and several feature films, Clifford is quite literally one of the biggest dogs in Hollywood. The giant, red, and lovable pup was one of the most iconic pet characters of the early 2000s, and he made his great, wagging return in 2021 with Clifford the Big Red Dog. The movie is a live-action remake that follows Emily Elizabeth, a kind and adventurous girl who stumbles upon Clifford—an unusual red puppy who, much to her surprise, soon becomes the biggest dog in town. As Clifford grows (and grows!), Emily must do everything she can to keep him safe and out of trouble.

Dog

Dogs have guided humans through some of life’s darkest moments. Inspired by the real-life story of director Channing Tatum’s last road trip with his dying beloved dog Lulu, Dog is a film that beautifully captures the unbreakable bond between humans and their furry companions. The story follows Jackson Briggs, a former US Army Ranger suffering from PTSD, who finds love and companionship with Lulu, his late partner’s aggressive yet deeply loyal pet dog. United by their love for adventure, the two form an unlikely bond on a wild and emotional road trip, culminating in a heartwarming and uplifting conclusion. Unlike the tragic real-life fate of Tatum’s personal Lulu, rest assured—Lulu gets her happy ending in the movie.

A Dog’s Way Home

Dogs are fiercely loyal, and A Dog’s Way Home drives that point straight home with its awe-inspiring journey of Bella, a beautiful and determined canine who embarks on a 400-mile adventure to reunite with her beloved owner after a heartbreaking separation. Fair warning: Although Bella escapes the fate of movie death, she does endure several dangerous and emotional challenges along the way—scenes that might be tough for animal lovers to sit through without tearing up.

Beethoven

A big dog, big heart movie that will have you laughing and rooting for the fluffiest troublemaker in town! This classic 90s family comedy follows the wild and hilarious adventures of Beethoven, a lovable but mischievous St. Bernard who crashes into the lives of the Newton family—turning their orderly home into a whirlwind of chaos and cuddles. From messy mishaps to unexpected bonds, the film plays on the all-too-relatable trope of a reluctant parent (hello, classic "No dogs in this house!" speech) who ends up being Beethoven’s biggest fan. If you’re looking for a movie full of laughs, lovable messes, and puppy-dog eyes you can’t resist, this is the one to watch.

The Secret Life of Pets

Ever wondered what your pet does when you’re away? This adorable animated adventure brings to life the one thought every pet parent has had. The movie follows Max, a pampered terrier who loves his cushy life—until his world is turned upside down by the arrival of Duke, a big and clumsy stray adopted by Max’s human. The two don’t exactly hit it off at first, but when they find themselves lost in the heart of New York City, they’re forced to work together and navigate the wild world of stray pets, animal control, and an underground rebellion led by a quirky bunny.

Beverly Hills Chihuahua

Papi is a street-smart Mexican chihuahua who knows his way around town like the back of his paw. Chloe, on the other hand, is a pampered chihuahua from Beverly Hills who suddenly finds herself lost, far from the comforts of her luxurious life. At first, this may sound a little too familiar—like Lady and the Tramp, where two dogs from completely different worlds discover they have more in common than they thought. But Beverly Hills Chihuahua takes that concept and cranks it up a notch. Think Paris Hilton’s spoiled lapdog finding common ground with your local streetwise stray—more glamorous, comedic, and adventure-packed. This playful and lighthearted film pokes fun at class differences while showing just how different life is for a pampered pet versus a street dog trying to survive.

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10 TV Shows That Were Cancelled Too Soon & Where You Can Still Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Some TV shows are given the time to craft a perfect ending. Others drag on far past their prime. And then, there are shows that never even get the chance to tell their full story. Whether due to network decisions, low ratings, or behind-the-scenes conflicts, many promising series have been cut short far too soon. Here, we take a look at ten shows that deserved more time, but still left a lasting impact on audiences. We also let you know where to stream these shows online.

Mindhunter

David Fincher’s Mindhunter was a chilling deep dive into the early days of FBI criminal profiling, following agents who interviewed notorious serial killers to understand their psychology. Praised for its meticulous storytelling and eerie atmosphere, the show had a dedicated following. However, despite plans for more seasons, Fincher and Netflix decided to shelve it due to budget concerns and the director’s busy schedule. Though it never got a proper conclusion, Mindhunter remains a gripping, cerebral crime drama that leaves fans longing for more.

Freaks and Geeks

Few one-season wonders have reached the legendary status of Freaks and Geeks. This coming-of-age dramedy perfectly captured the awkward, painful, and hilarious moments of adolescence, following both high school misfits and middle-school nerds. Despite its short run, the series launched the careers of future stars like Seth Rogen, Jason Segel, and James Franco. Though NBC pulled the plug due to low ratings, Freaks and Geeks gained a devoted cult following, proving that sometimes, a single season is all it takes to make TV history.

I Am Not Okay With This

This Netflix gem combines coming-of-age drama with supernatural elements, following a teenage girl (Sophia Lillis) who discovers she has mysterious powers. With a gripping mix of dark humor, emotional depth, and Carrie-esque suspense, the show won over both critics and audiences. However, despite its promising start and cliffhanger ending, Netflix abruptly canceled I Am Not Okay With This due to pandemic-related budget constraints. Fans were left disappointed, as the series had barely scratched the surface of its story.

Firefly

No list of prematurely canceled shows is complete without Firefly. Joss Whedon’s Space Western blended sci-fi adventure with witty dialogue and a compelling ensemble cast. Unfortunately, its fate was sealed by network interference—episodes aired out of order, and despite a passionate fanbase, Fox pulled the plug after just 14 episodes. While the story was left unfinished, the follow-up film Serenity provided some closure. Still, fans continue to wonder what Firefly could have achieved with a longer run.

Kaos

Created by The End of the F**ing World’s Charlie Covell, Kaos was set to be a bold reimagining of Greek mythology, exploring the dysfunctional relationships of the gods through a modern, darkly comedic lens. Jeff Goldblum delivered a goofy oddball Zeus while the show offered a platform for rising stars like Nabhaan Rizwan who played the wine god Dionysus and Aurora Perrineau as the nymph Eurydice. With a strong cast and ambitious storytelling, it had all the makings of a hit. However, despite early buzz, Netflix quietly scrapped the project despite its first season gaining critical acclaim.

GLOW

A show about female wrestlers in the 1980s shouldn’t have worked as well as it did, but GLOW became one of Netflix’s most beloved dramedies. Starring Alison Brie, the series blended comedy, drama, and wrestling spectacle to tell heartfelt stories of underdog characters. Unfortunately, after three successful seasons and a fourth in development, Netflix pulled the plug due to pandemic-related production challenges. Fans were devastated, as the series was meant to have a proper ending but was cut short before its final chapter.

Agent Carter

A pre Disney+ Marvel show, Agent Carter followed Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) as she balanced espionage, action, and personal struggles in the post-WWII era. The show expanded the Captain America universe with sharp writing, stylish period aesthetics, and a fantastic lead performance. Unfortunately, despite strong reviews, ABC canceled it after two seasons due to declining ratings. Fans still campaign for Agent Carter’s return, but for now, Peggy’s story remains unfinished.

Santa Clarita Diet

This dark comedy starred Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant as suburban realtors dealing with an unexpected crisis—Barrymore’s character turns into a flesh-eating zombie. Santa Clarita Diet blended outrageous humor, heart, and horror, gaining a loyal fanbase. Despite critical acclaim and growing popularity, Netflix canceled the show after three seasons, leaving major plot threads unresolved. Its abrupt ending remains one of the most frustrating cancellations in recent memory.

Vinyl

With Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger as producers, Vinyl had all the makings of a prestige drama. Set in the chaotic world of the 1970s recording industry, the show followed Bobby Cannavale’s ambitious record executive as he navigated the rise of punk, disco, and hip-hop. Despite solid reviews and a stylish depiction of rock ‘n’ roll excess, HBO shockingly reversed its decision to renew the show for a second season. A high budget and declining viewership ultimately led to its downfall, making Vinyl one of HBO’s biggest missed opportunities.

One Day at a Time

This reimagining of the classic sitcom followed a Cuban-American family navigating life’s ups and downs with humor and heart. Featuring a stellar cast, including Justina Machado and Rita Moreno, One Day at a Time tackled real-world issues with warmth and sincerity. Netflix canceled the show after three seasons, but fan support led to a brief revival on Pop TV—only for it to be canceled again. Despite its turbulent history, One Day at a Time remains a beloved, critically acclaimed series that deserved more time.

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10 TV Shows Similar To Running Point
Anushree Arora
JustWatch Editor
Netflix brought its A-game with their new sports comedy Running Point, which has been charting high in second place on Netflix’s Weekly Top 10 for the past two weeks. The series has been generating buzz long before its release, as it marks Hollywood star Kate Hudson’s debut as a leading role in a television series. While Hudson has made notable TV appearances in shows like Glee and Scream Queens, Running Point is her first time leading a show. If you're looking for more TV shows like Running Point, scroll down below to see 10 heartfelt sports dramas that will keep you hooked just like it did!

In the series, the Hollywood actress plays Isla Gordon, the heir to the Gordon family, who owns a professional basketball team. The show follows Isla's debut as the team’s coach after her brother leaves her in charge due to a family crisis. Filled with inspiring sports moments, heartwarming personal stories, and plenty of dramatic highs, Running Point strikes a perfect balance of sports adrenaline and emotional depth, making it highly bingeable.

If you've already binged through Running Point and are still searching for more of that same emotional impact and sports-driven drama, here are 10 TV shows you should check out next.

Ted Lasso

Although Ted Lasso and Running Point focus on two completely different sports, they both follow a similar style of storytelling and share a lot of overlapping parallels, making Ted Lasso the perfect show for anyone dealing with the post-binge hangover of Running Point. The series follows Ted Lasso, an American football coach hired by the new owner of a struggling English Premier League team to lead them through a new season. Ted Lasso’s Rebecca and Isla Gordon both share the same GirlBoss energy, and in many ways, Running Point is what Rebecca’s journey would have been like if a show had been made solely about her. Much like Running Point, Ted Lasso has a lovable underdog story to root for, a team of quirky but endearing players, and plenty of heartwarming moments (and laughs), making it an enjoyable watch even for Running Point fans who aren’t too big on sports.

Shoresy

If you enjoyed the competitive spirit and fast-paced narrative of Running Point, you should definitely consider watching Shoresy next. Shoresy follows a veteran hockey player, Shoresy, who moves to Sudbury, Canada, to help coach a hockey team that’s lost 20 straight games, with the goal of turning them around and stopping the losing streak. Like Ted Lasso and Running Point, sports serve as the backdrop for these heartfelt and uplifting stories about teamwork and competitive spirit, all delivered with a charming ensemble cast you can’t help but root for.

Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty

If you love the exhilarating and high-stakes world of professional basketball, Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty is a must-watch. The series offers a dramatic glimpse into the meteoric rise of basketball’s most iconic team, the Los Angeles Lakers. Set in the glamorous 80s LA, the series is fast-paced, captivating, and filled with vibrant energy. Featuring intense rivalries, high-stakes games, and unforgettable characters, Winning Time packs in everything you’d expect and more from a riveting sports drama. While Running Point has a more lighthearted, heartwarming tone with a focus on underdog sports moments and personal growth, Winning Time dives into the intense and sometimes gritty aspects of the Lakers’ rise, including power struggles, egos, and personal conflicts.

Clipped

Running Point gives a glimpse into how chaotic the aftermath of a scandal can be for a professional basketball team. Clipped takes it a step further, diving deep into one of the biggest scandals in basketball history, as the Clippers' general manager is ousted by his former girlfriend for being a criminal. This limited series, based on ESPN’s 30 for 30 podcast, follows LA’s other basketball team amidst the downfall of their franchise and the team’s drive to win the championship title amidst all the turmoil. The series is intense, gripping, and nail-bitingly suspenseful, hooking you into the drama from the very first episode.

Haikyu!!

A worthy mention for all anime lovers, Haikyuu!! is a heartwarming series that follows Shoyo Hinata, a short but athletic and inexperienced high school junior who becomes obsessed with volleyball after watching Karasuno High School play in the Nationals on TV. Inspired by the team’s talented yet short wing spiker, known as The Little Giant, Shoyo is determined to pursue his passion for the sport. The series tracks his journey as he joins his school’s volleyball team, only to find it practically non-existent. Over the next two years, Shoyo works relentlessly to recruit friends and build the team from scratch.

Hacks

Running Point is more than just a show about basketball; it’s also a powerful female narrative about resilience and personal growth. If you enjoyed the strength and depth of well-drawn female leads like Isla and Ali Lee, then Hacks is definitely worth a watch. This sharp American comedy-drama stars six time Primetime Emmy winning actress Jean Smart as a legendary stand-up comedian who teams up with a young, but ambitious comedy writer to save her aging act from losing her residency at a prestigious casino. The dynamic between the seasoned comedian and the up-and-coming writer makes it a fun and engaging watch, filled with humor and heart.

Succession

While there’s no denying that the high-stakes basketball in Running Point is thrilling and intense, the messy, power-hungry dynamics of an ultra-wealthy family bring a whole new level of entertainment to the show. If you're looking for a more nerve-wracking and serious take on family power struggles, check out Succession. This HBO black comedy-drama follows siblings fighting for control, influence, and power after the demise of their father, who was the head of a global media empire. The series has been hailed as one of the greatest television shows of all time by critics and has earned several accolades, including three Golden Globe Awards for Best Television Series – Drama and the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series in 2020, 2022, and 2024.

Friday Night Lights

Friday Night Lights is another heartfelt show about sports, but unlike Running Point, the series is set in a small town and follows high school football players as they navigate family struggles, the pressures of the game, and their personal ambitions. It’s a story of rivalries and dreams, as these young athletes strive to break out of their small-town lives and make it big. One thing both Running Point and Friday Night Lights share is a strong ensemble cast with complex, well-developed characters whose personal journeys drive the heart of each story.

Ballers

Another HBO-led series, Ballers, is a hilarious sports comedy following a washed-up professional football player as he transitions from being a star in the NFL to working as a financial manager for his friends still active in the game. The show explores the inner workings and extravagant lifestyles of NFL players, diving into their wild ways of spending and living large, all while providing plenty of humor. Plus, it’s led by the charismatic Dwayne The Rock Johnson, bringing his signature energy to the series.

Glow

Another Netflix original sports-drama, GLOW is a fierce and empowering series that takes you back to the 1980s, exploring the bustling world of female wrestling. Just like Running Point, the series features strong characters, compelling storytelling, and a focus on personal growth. The only downside to GLOW? It was canceled too soon, but there are still three seasons to enjoy for fans of the show.

Where to watch TV shows like Running Point streaming online

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How To Watch Tom Cruise's 10 Best Movies: A Maverick's Guide
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Tom Cruise has been a dominant force in Hollywood for over four decades, delivering some of the most iconic performances in action, drama, and even comedy. Whether he’s flying jets, pulling off impossible spy missions, or showcasing his dramatic range, Cruise has proven time and again why he’s one of the biggest movie stars in history. From high-octane blockbusters to Oscar-nominated performances, here are ten of his very best films that highlight his versatility and enduring appeal.

Top Gun: Maverick (2022)

Thirty-six years after Top Gun, Cruise returned as Pete “Maverick” Mitchell in a sequel that surpassed expectations. Top Gun: Maverick delivered breathtaking aerial sequences, emotional storytelling, and a powerful message about mentorship and legacy. Cruise’s insistence on practical effects meant the actors underwent real flight training, making the action even more immersive. The result was a massive box-office hit that resonated with audiences of all ages, cementing Cruise’s status as a global superstar. With its blend of nostalgia, heart, and jaw-dropping visuals, Maverick soared higher than anyone imagined.

Mission: Impossible – Fallout (2018)

The Mission: Impossible series has consistently raised the stakes, and Mission: Impossible Fallout is the franchise at its absolute peak. Cruise performs some of his most daring stunts yet, including a 25,000-foot HALO jump, a brutal bathroom fight, and a wild helicopter chase. The film’s breakneck pacing, complex espionage story, and relentless action make it a modern action masterpiece. Directed by Christopher McQuarrie, Fallout set a new benchmark for action films and solidified Ethan Hunt as one of the greatest movie heroes of all time.

Magnolia (1999)

Paul Thomas Anderson’s Magnolia gave Cruise one of the most compelling roles of his career as Frank T.J. Mackey, a misogynistic self-help guru hiding deep emotional scars. Cruise delivers an intense and deeply vulnerable performance, culminating in a heartbreaking confrontation with his dying father. His portrayal earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor, proving his ability to take on complex, layered characters. Unlike his typical action roles, Magnolia showcased his dramatic depth in a way that few other films have.

Edge of Tomorrow (2014)

A refreshing twist on sci-fi action, Edge of Tomorrow follows Cruise as Major William Cage, a cowardly military officer caught in a time loop during an alien invasion. With each reset, he trains under war hero Rita Vrataski (Emily Blunt) to become a better soldier. Combining thrilling action, smart storytelling, and a surprising dose of humor, the film became a cult favorite. Cruise’s transformation from hapless recruit to battle-hardened hero is one of his most entertaining character arcs. Edge of Tomorrow remains one of the best sci-fi films of the 2010s.

Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (2011)

While every Mission: Impossible movie has its standout moments, Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol redefined the franchise. Directed by Brad Bird, the film features one of Cruise’s most famous stunts—scaling the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building. The mix of espionage, humor, and exhilarating action made it one of the most exciting films in the series. With the introduction of a strong supporting cast, including Jeremy Renner and Simon Pegg, Ghost Protocol laid the groundwork for the franchise’s resurgence and was a major turning point for Ethan Hunt’s journey.

Collateral (2004)

In a rare villainous role, Cruise plays Vincent, a ruthless hitman who forces a taxi driver (Jamie Foxx) to drive him around Los Angeles on a deadly assignment. Directed by Michael Mann, Collateral is a gripping neo-noir thriller that unfolds over one fateful night. Cruise is mesmerizing as the calm yet chilling assassin, delivering one of his most nuanced performances. The film’s tension, moody cinematography, and unpredictable story make it a standout in both Cruise’s career and the crime thriller genre.

Jerry Maguire (1996)

“You complete me.” “Show me the money!” Few films have given Cruise as many iconic lines as Jerry Maguire. Playing a sports agent who has a crisis of conscience, Cruise delivers a career-defining performance that blends charm, humor, and heartfelt drama. His chemistry with Renée Zellweger and Cuba Gooding Jr. (who won an Oscar for his role) adds emotional weight to this uplifting story. The film earned Cruise an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor and remains one of the most beloved romantic dramas of the 1990s.

Tropic Thunder (2008)

In a scene-stealing comedic turn, Cruise transforms into Les Grossman, a vulgar, hot-tempered Hollywood executive who delivers some of the film’s most outrageous moments. Covered in prosthetics, bald, and rocking thick glasses, Cruise is nearly unrecognizable as he rants, dances, and berates everyone in sight. His unhinged performance in Tropic Thunder became a fan favorite, proving his ability to tackle absurd comedy with the same intensity he brings to action films. Fans loved the character so much that there were even talks of a Les Grossman spin-off.

Top Gun (1986)

The movie that made Tom Cruise a superstar, Top Gun is a quintessential 1980s action film filled with fast planes, cool sunglasses, and high-energy aerial dogfights. As Maverick, Cruise embodies the reckless, confident fighter pilot trying to prove himself at the Navy’s elite school. With an unforgettable soundtrack, thrilling action, and plenty of 80s nostalgia, Top Gun became a pop culture phenomenon. Its impact was so lasting that it paved the way for the highly successful sequel, Top Gun: Maverick, decades later.

Mission: Impossible (1996)

The film that launched one of the longest-running action franchises, Mission: Impossible introduced audiences to Ethan Hunt and delivered one of the most suspenseful moments in action cinema—the iconic vault heist, where Hunt dangles inches above the floor in complete silence. Unlike later entries, this first installment leans more into espionage and psychological tension, with Brian De Palma’s stylish direction giving it a unique feel. While the stunts got bigger in later sequels, Mission: Impossible remains an essential entry in Cruise’s filmography.

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Where to Watch James Marsden's 10 Best Movies and TV Shows
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
From romantic leads to action heroes and scene-stealing comedic roles, James Marsden has proven his versatility time and time again. More recently, in the 2025 Hulu political thriller Paradise, Marsden delivers one of his most compelling performances yet as President Cal Bradford, whose murder sends shockwaves through the nation.

Whether in superhero blockbusters, indie gems, or prestige TV, Marsden continues to impress. Here are 10 of his best performances across film and television and where to stream them online.

Jury Duty (2023)

Marsden earned his first Emmy nomination for his brilliant performance in Jury Duty, an Amazon Prime Video series that blends real-life reactions with scripted comedy. He plays an exaggerated, self-absorbed version of himself, injecting the show with sharp humor as he navigates a fake jury duty case alongside an unsuspecting real juror. His ability to poke fun at Hollywood stereotypes while maintaining charm and wit makes this one of his most memorable performances. The show’s innovative format and Marsden’s comedic brilliance helped it become a sleeper hit, proving his ability to shine in unexpected roles.

Hairspray (2007)

As the smooth-talking, effortlessly cool Corny Collins, Marsden lights up the screen in Hairspray. His magnetic performance as the host of the Corny Collins Show brings energy and charm to every scene, stealing moments with his pitch-perfect delivery and show-stopping musical numbers. The film, based on the Broadway musical, features a stellar ensemble cast, including John Travolta, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Zac Efron, but Marsden stands out with his charisma and old-school showman appeal. His rendition of "Nicest Kids in Town" remains one of the highlights of this beloved musical adaptation.

Paradise (2025)

In Hulu’s Paradise, James Marsden plays former U.S. President Cal Bradford, a charismatic leader with the Secret Service code name “Wildcat.” When he’s found murdered, the show unfolds through gripping flashbacks, revealing political intrigue and hidden secrets. Sterling K. Brown stars as the head of the security team investigating the assassination, delivering a powerhouse performance alongside Marsden’s compelling turn as the enigmatic president. Created by Dan Fogelman (This Is Us), the series has received critical acclaim for its riveting storytelling and stellar performances.

X2: X-Men United (2003)

Marsden’s portrayal of Scott Summers, aka Cyclops, in the X-Men franchise showcased his ability to bring emotional weight to a superhero role. In X2: X-Men United, he gets to dive deeper into Cyclops’ struggles as a leader and his complicated relationship with Jean Grey. Though often overshadowed by Wolverine’s (Hugh Jackman) arc, Marsden adds nuance to Cyclops, balancing his no-nonsense leadership with moments of vulnerability. The film itself remains one of the best entries in the X-Men series, praised for its thrilling action and strong character dynamics.

Sonic the Hedgehog (2020)

In Sonic the Hedgehog, Marsden proves his comedic chops as Tom Wachowski, a small-town sheriff who befriends the blue speedster (voiced by Ben Schwartz). His easygoing charm and natural chemistry with Sonic elevate the film beyond a standard video game adaptation. Marsden fully embraces the absurdity of the premise while grounding the film with his likable presence. His ability to carry family-friendly adventure films was further proven in the 2022 sequel, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, which expanded on his character’s bond with Sonic and introduced even more action-packed fun.

The Notebook (2004)

Although best remembered for Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams’ love story, The Notebook features Marsden in a crucial supporting role as Lon Hammond Jr., the charming, wealthy fiancé of Allie (McAdams). Rather than playing the stereotypical obstacle in a romance, Marsden’s Lon is genuinely kind and caring, making Allie’s choice even more heartbreaking. His performance adds depth to the film, proving that Marsden excels in roles that require both charm and emotional complexity. It’s a testament to his ability to leave a lasting impression, even in a supporting capacity.

Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (2013)

In the long-awaited sequel to Anchorman, Marsden joins the franchise as Jack Lime, an arrogant, hotshot news anchor who becomes Ron Burgundy’s (Will Ferrell) biggest rival. Marsden relishes the opportunity to play a cocky antagonist, delivering hilarious one-liners and fully embracing the film’s absurdity. His chemistry with Ferrell and the rest of the cast makes him a standout in a movie filled with comedic heavyweights. While Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues may not have surpassed its predecessor, Marsden’s presence added fresh energy to the mix.

Robot & Frank (2012)

In Robot & Frank, Marsden takes on a more understated role as Hunter, the son of an aging, former jewel thief (Frank Langella). The film, a heartwarming sci-fi drama, explores themes of memory, companionship, and technology’s role in caregiving. Marsden plays the concerned but distant son, struggling to connect with his father while navigating his own responsibilities. His performance is grounded and sincere, complementing Langella’s touching lead role. The film itself is a hidden gem, offering a unique blend of comedy, drama, and science fiction.

Disenchanted (2022)

Marsden reprises his role as Prince Edward in Disenchanted, the sequel to Enchanted (2007). Once again, he embraces the over-the-top, fairytale charm of the character, delivering hilarious moments with his exaggerated bravado and theatrical delivery. While the film shifts focus to Amy Adams’ Giselle, Marsden’s return as the lovably clueless prince is one of the highlights. His comedic timing and commitment to the role prove that he’s one of Hollywood’s most underrated comedic talents. Even with limited screen time, he steals every scene he’s in.

Mrs. America (2020)

In the acclaimed FX limited series Mrs. America, Marsden takes on the role of Phil Crane, a conservative politician aligned with Phyllis Schlafly (Cate Blanchett) in the battle against the Equal Rights Amendment. While his role is smaller compared to the series’ leading women, Marsden’s performance adds to the show’s rich political landscape. He effortlessly portrays the era’s political maneuvering with charm and smarm, fitting seamlessly into the ensemble cast. The series itself was praised for its historical accuracy, sharp writing, and powerhouse performances, making it one of Marsden’s best TV projects.

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10 Best Body Horror Movies of All Time and Where to Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Few horror subgenres are as unsettling as body horror, which explores the fragility of the human form and the terror of transformation, mutation, and decay. From grotesque physical changes to invasive parasites and twisted surgical experiments, these films tap into our deepest fears about losing control of our own bodies. With future cult favourites like The Substance and Titane pushing the genre’s limits, it’s the perfect time to revisit the best body horror movies ever made.

Here are ten films that deliver the most disturbing, visceral, and unforgettable body horror experiences.

The Substance (2024)

Coralie Fargeat (Revenge) takes body horror to new extremes with The Substance, a feminist nightmare wrapped in grotesque imagery. The film stars Demi Moore as an aging Hollywood actress who injects a mysterious serum promising eternal youth. But as the substance takes hold, her body undergoes horrifying, uncontrollable changes. Featuring some of the most jaw-dropping practical effects in recent memory, The Substance is a bold, bloody, and shocking new entry in the genre that refuses to look away from the horrors of bodily transformation.

The Fly (1986)

David Cronenberg, the master of body horror, delivered his magnum opus with The Fly. Jeff Goldblum stars as Seth Brundle, a scientist whose teleportation experiment goes horribly wrong when his DNA fuses with a housefly. What follows is a grotesque and tragic descent into mutation, with Brundle’s body slowly deteriorating in one of cinema’s most heartbreaking transformations. The film’s stunning practical effects, combined with Cronenberg’s trademark psychological depth, make The Fly the definitive body horror masterpiece.

The Thing (1982)

John Carpenter’s The Thing is the gold standard of paranoia-driven horror. A group of researchers in Antarctica discovers a shape-shifting alien capable of assimilating any organism, leading to grotesque, unpredictable body mutations. The film’s groundbreaking practical effects, particularly Rob Bottin’s nightmarish creature designs, remain some of the most terrifying ever put on screen. The film’s mix of existential horror, isolation, and jaw-dropping visuals makes it an essential body horror classic.

Titane (2021)

Julia Ducournau (Raw) shattered genre conventions with Titane, a body horror fever dream about obsession, transformation, and identity. Agathe Rousselle stars as Alexia, a woman with a strange connection to metal after a childhood accident. As her body begins to change in unimaginable ways, she assumes a new identity while forming an unlikely bond with a grieving father (Vincent Lindon). Blending extreme violence with unexpected tenderness, Titane is a bold, visceral exploration of bodily autonomy and fluid identity.

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)

Philip Kaufman’s remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers is one of the greatest sci-fi horror films ever made. Donald Sutherland leads a cast of characters who slowly realize their loved ones are being replaced by emotionless duplicates. The film’s eerie, slow-burn tension builds to an unforgettable final shot that has haunted audiences for decades. With its themes of paranoia and loss of identity, this version of Body Snatchers is a chilling commentary on societal conformity and one of the finest examples of cerebral body horror.

The Skin I Live In (2011)

Pedro Almodóvar’s The Skin I Live In offers a psychological take on body horror. Antonio Banderas stars as a brilliant but disturbed surgeon who develops an artificial skin that can withstand burns. However, his experiments on a mysterious young woman hide a disturbing truth. As secrets unravel, the film delves into themes of control, identity, and obsession, with a deeply unsettling twist that lingers long after the credits roll. The Skin I Live In is a stylish, slow-burning horror-thriller that proves body horror doesn’t always rely on gore to be effective.

Alien (1979)

Ridley Scott’s Alien redefined sci-fi horror with its terrifying vision of bodily invasion. The Xenomorph’s life cycle, particularly the iconic chestburster scene, remains one of the most shocking moments in horror history. The film’s eerie, claustrophobic atmosphere, combined with H.R. Giger’s disturbingly organic creature design, taps into deep-seated fears of parasitism and loss of bodily autonomy. Sigourney Weaver’s Ellen Ripley became an instant genre icon, but the real terror lies in the slow, inevitable horror of the alien’s unstoppable biological horror.

The Evil Dead (1981)

Sam Raimi’s The Evil Dead is a splatter-fest of body horror and demonic terror. The film follows a group of friends who unknowingly unleash an ancient evil, leading to nightmarish possessions and grotesque bodily transformations. With its over-the-top gore, inventive camerawork, and manic energy, The Evil Dead pushed the boundaries of practical horror effects. Raimi’s chaotic masterpiece laid the foundation for an enduring horror franchise while delivering one of the most viscerally entertaining body horror experiences ever.

Hellraiser (1987)

Clive Barker’s Hellraiser introduces the grotesque world of the Cenobites, beings that blur the line between pain and pleasure. When an ancient puzzle box is solved, it summons Pinhead and his sadistic minions, who inflict unimaginable body horror upon their victims. With its themes of desire, suffering, and transformation, Hellraiser delivers some of the most nightmarish imagery in horror cinema. Barker’s unique vision of horror, mixing sexuality with grotesque mutilation, ensures Hellraiser remains a haunting classic.

District 9 (2009)

Neill Blomkamp’s District 9 takes body horror into the realm of sci-fi allegory. The film follows Wikus, a government agent exposed to alien biotechnology, leading to a horrifying and gradual transformation into one of the very creatures he once oppressed. The film’s blend of found-footage aesthetics, intense action, and deeply unsettling bodily mutation makes it one of the most unique entries in the body horror genre. Beyond its visceral horror, District 9 delivers a powerful commentary on xenophobia, segregation, and loss of identity.

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10 Best Movies To Watch That Are Similar to Black Bag
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Steven Soderbergh’s Black Bag is a high-stakes espionage thriller that weaves personal betrayal with national security. With a powerhouse cast led by Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett, the film delves into themes of trust, deception, and moral ambiguity—hallmarks of the best spy thrillers. If you’re looking for more movies that explore espionage, political intrigue, and personal dilemmas, here are ten films that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011)

A slow-burning, cerebral spy thriller, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is a masterclass in deception and paranoia. Gary Oldman delivers a brilliantly restrained performance as George Smiley, a retired British intelligence officer tasked with uncovering a Soviet mole within MI6. With its methodical pacing, layered performances, and intricate plotting, the film captures the psychological toll of espionage. If Black Bag intrigues you with its themes of trust and betrayal, this Cold War classic will keep you guessing until the very end.

Munich (2005)

Directed by Steven Spielberg, Munich is a tense and thought-provoking espionage thriller based on real events. Eric Bana stars as a Mossad agent leading a covert mission to assassinate those responsible for the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre. As the team carries out their deadly tasks, moral conflicts and psychological strain take center stage. Much like Black Bag, Munich explores the emotional and ethical burdens that come with national security. It’s a gripping and morally complex film that lingers long after the credits roll.

Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005)

Doug Liman’s Mr. & Mrs. Smith is an action-packed blend of espionage, romance, and high-energy thrills. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie star as John and Jane Smith, a seemingly ordinary married couple who secretly work as assassins for rival organizations. When their true identities are revealed, they’re ordered to eliminate each other, leading to an explosive mix of combat, passion, and witty banter. The film thrives on the undeniable chemistry between its leads, delivering stylish action sequences and sharp humor. Much like Black Bag, it explores the tension between duty and personal relationships, making it a perfect watch for fans of espionage thrillers with a touch of romance.

The Conversation (1974)

Francis Ford Coppola’s The Conversation is an intimate and paranoid thriller that follows Gene Hackman as Harry Caul, a surveillance expert who begins to question his role in a potential crime. As he wrestles with the implications of his work, his own paranoia begins to unravel him. While Black Bag explores espionage at a national level, The Conversation takes a more personal approach, examining the weight of secrecy and surveillance on the human psyche.

No Way Out (1987)

A gripping political thriller, No Way Out follows Kevin Costner as a naval officer caught in a web of deception after an affair with a high-ranking official’s mistress. As he investigates a murder, he becomes entangled in a cover-up that could destroy him. Like Black Bag, the film revolves around a protagonist caught between loyalty, personal relationships, and national security. With its twists and turns, No Way Out remains a standout in the espionage genre.

The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (1965)

Based on John le Carré’s novel, this bleak and atmospheric thriller stars Richard Burton as a British spy disillusioned by the moral compromises of his work. Sent on a dangerous undercover mission, he must navigate a world of shifting allegiances and deadly deception. If you’re drawn to Black Bag for its themes of trust and betrayal, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold is an essential classic that exemplifies the darker side of espionage.

Bridge of Spies (2015)

Steven Spielberg’s Bridge of Spies is a tense Cold War drama starring Tom Hanks as an American lawyer tasked with negotiating the exchange of captured spies between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Like Black Bag, the film thrives on moral dilemmas and the human element of espionage. With Spielberg’s masterful direction and a gripping true story at its core, Bridge of Spies is a must-watch for fans of sophisticated spy dramas.

The Bourne Identity (2002)

For those who prefer a more action-packed take on espionage, The Bourne Identity is a perfect pick. Matt Damon stars as Jason Bourne, an amnesiac assassin on the run from the very agency that trained him. While Black Bag leans into psychological and political intrigue, The Bourne Identity brings a visceral, kinetic energy to the genre. The film’s tight storytelling and realistic action sequences set the stage for a franchise that redefined modern spy thrillers.

A Most Wanted Man (2014)

Based on John le Carré’s novel, A Most Wanted Man is a slow-burning spy drama starring Philip Seymour Hoffman in one of his final performances. The film follows a German intelligence team trying to track down a suspected terrorist while navigating bureaucratic red tape and international politics. Much like Black Bag, this film is steeped in realism, focusing on the tense, methodical nature of modern espionage. Hoffman’s nuanced performance and the film’s understated tension make it a gripping watch.

Sicario (2015)

Directed by Denis Villeneuve, Sicario is a harrowing look at the moral complexities of the war on drugs. Emily Blunt stars as an idealistic FBI agent recruited into a covert task force led by Josh Brolin and a mysterious operative played by Benicio del Toro. Much like Black Bag, Sicario explores the murky ethical dilemmas faced by intelligence agents. With stunning cinematography, a nerve-wracking score, and a deeply unsettling atmosphere, it’s one of the most intense thrillers of the past decade.

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10 Best Michael Fassbender Movies (and Where to Watch Them)
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
With the 2025 spy thriller Black Bag, Michael Fassbender yet again proves his range playing morally complex characters. From bit roles in movies like 300 to playing Steve Jobs and Magneto, Fassbender has consistently delivered captivating performances across a wide range of genres—from historical dramas and psychological thrillers to sci-fi epics and action-packed blockbusters. Here are ten of his best films, ranked, for a diverse multi-genre binge.

X-Men: First Class (2011)

Fassbender’s turn as Erik Lehnsherr, aka Magneto, in X-Men: First Class revitalized the X-Men franchise, bringing depth and emotional weight to the iconic villain. The film explores Erik’s tragic backstory, his friendship-turned-rivalry with Charles Xavier (James McAvoy), and his transformation into the vengeful leader of the Brotherhood of Mutants. Fassbender’s performance is magnetic—he perfectly balances Erik’s pain, rage, and charisma, making him both sympathetic and terrifying. His portrayal continued in X-Men: Days of Future Past and X-Men: Apocalypse, solidifying him as one of the greatest comic book movie villains.

Shame (2011)

Steve McQueen’s Shame is one of Michael Fassbender’s most haunting performances. The film follows Brandon, a man struggling with sex addiction, whose carefully managed life unravels when his sister (Carey Mulligan) reenters his world. Fassbender delivers a raw, fearless performance, portraying Brandon’s inner torment with striking vulnerability. The film’s unflinching exploration of loneliness, desire, and self-destruction is deeply affecting, further elevated by McQueen’s meticulous direction and long, uninterrupted takes that capture Brandon’s downward spiral.

12 Years a Slave (2013)

In Steve McQueen’s Oscar-winning 12 Years a Slave, Fassbender plays Edwin Epps, a cruel and sadistic plantation owner who torments the enslaved protagonist, Solomon Northup (Chiwetel Ejiofor). His performance is chilling, bringing a terrifying unpredictability to Epps that makes him one of the most detestable yet fascinating villains in cinema. Fassbender’s portrayal never feels one-note; instead, he captures the character’s deep-seated insecurities and contradictions. His performance earned him an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor, and the film itself remains one of the most powerful historical dramas ever made.

Macbeth (2015)

In this visually stunning adaptation of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Fassbender delivers a mesmerizing performance as the doomed Scottish general consumed by ambition and paranoia. With striking cinematography and an intense, brooding atmosphere, the film leans into the psychological turmoil of its protagonist. Fassbender’s Macbeth is a man tormented by his own actions, and his gradual descent into madness is both gripping and tragic. Paired with a formidable Marion Cotillard as Lady Macbeth, the film is an atmospheric and haunting take on Shakespeare’s classic tragedy.

The Killer (2023)

David Fincher’s The Killer is a slow-burn, methodical thriller that showcases Fassbender’s precision and control as an actor. He plays a nameless assassin who follows a strict moral code, but when a hit goes wrong, he is forced to deal with the consequences. With minimal dialogue, Fassbender relies on subtle expressions and body language to convey his character’s cold, meticulous nature. The film’s deliberate pacing, moody cinematography, and Fincher’s signature attention to detail make it a masterclass in tension, and Fassbender’s restrained yet intense performance is at its core.

Hunger (2008)

In his first collaboration with Steve McQueen, Fassbender gave a devastating performance as Bobby Sands, the Irish Republican Army member who led the 1981 hunger strike in prison. Hunger is a harrowing film that immerses viewers in the brutal conditions of the Maze Prison, with Fassbender undergoing extreme physical transformation to depict Sands’ emaciation. The film’s long, uninterrupted takes—including a gripping 17-minute conversation between Sands and a priest—allow Fassbender to fully inhabit the role. His performance is a masterclass in endurance and commitment, making Hunger one of the most powerful films of his career.

Inglourious Basterds (2009)

Though his screen time in Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds is limited, Fassbender makes a lasting impression as Lt. Archie Hicox, a suave British officer tasked with infiltrating Nazi territory. His most memorable moment comes in the intense underground tavern scene, where a simple hand gesture leads to a deadly standoff. Fassbender’s natural charisma and sharp wit make Hicox a standout character in a film filled with larger-than-life personalities. It’s a testament to his ability to leave a mark, even in a supporting role.

Steve Jobs (2015)

Fassbender completely transforms into the titular role in Danny Boyle’s Steve Jobs. Unlike conventional biopics, the film is structured as three acts, each set before a major product launch. Fassbender brilliantly captures Jobs’ intensity, arrogance, and genius, delivering Aaron Sorkin’s rapid-fire dialogue with precision. His performance is not about physical resemblance but embodying the spirit of the tech icon. Though the film underperformed at the box office, Fassbender’s portrayal earned him an Academy Award nomination and widespread acclaim for his ability to humanize such a larger-than-life figure.

Prometheus (2012)

As the android David in Ridley Scott’s Prometheus, Fassbender delivers a chillingly captivating performance that elevates the film beyond typical sci-fi horror. Unlike the rest of the crew, David operates with a mysterious agenda, making him both fascinating and unsettling. Fassbender plays him with an eerie detachment, channeling classic influences like Lawrence of Arabia’s Peter O’Toole. The film itself is divisive, but Fassbender’s David became an iconic character, further explored in Alien: Covenant (2017). His ability to blend curiosity, intelligence, and menace makes David one of the most intriguing synthetic beings in sci-fi cinema.

Frank (2014)

In this quirky indie gem, Fassbender plays the eccentric musician Frank, who wears a giant papier-mâché head at all times. Inspired by real-life performer Frank Sidebottom, the film follows an aspiring musician (Domhnall Gleeson) who joins Frank’s unconventional band. Despite having his face hidden for most of the film, Fassbender delivers a deeply expressive and heartfelt performance. His portrayal balances absurdity with genuine emotion, making Frank a touching exploration of creativity, mental health, and artistic integrity. Even without showing his face, Fassbender proves his incredible range as an actor.

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10 Best Cate Blanchett Movies and Where to Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
With the release of 2025’s spy thriller Black Bag, Cate Blanchett joins forces with Steven Soderbergh for a gripping nailbiter, playing Kathryn, a woman suspected of betraying her country. Blanchett’s ability to portray complex, enigmatic characters has made her one of the greatest actresses of her generation.

Whether in historical dramas, psychological thrillers, or even superhero films, she brings gravitas and nuance to every role. Here are ten of her best films, showcasing her impressive range.

TÁR (2022)

In TÁR, Cate Blanchett delivers one of her most riveting performances as Lydia Tár, a world-renowned composer and conductor whose life unravels amid scandal. Todd Field’s psychological drama is a slow-burn character study that explores power, cancel culture, and the pressures of genius. Blanchett commands every frame, portraying Tár as both mesmerizing and deeply flawed. Her portrayal earned her an Academy Award nomination, further solidifying her status as one of the most compelling actors of her time. The film’s ambiguous ending and Blanchett’s intense performance make it a must-watch.

Carol (2015)

Todd Haynes’ Carol is a masterful love story set in the 1950s, with Blanchett playing the elegant yet vulnerable Carol Aird. As a wealthy woman navigating a forbidden romance with a younger aspiring photographer (Rooney Mara), Blanchett delivers a performance filled with subtle longing and restrained emotion. Her chemistry with Mara is breathtaking, making every stolen glance and unspoken word carry weight. Nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Actress for Blanchett, Carol is a beautifully crafted film that captures the ache and beauty of love against societal constraints.

Blue Jasmine (2013)

In Woody Allen’s Blue Jasmine, Blanchett plays Jasmine French, a once-wealthy socialite whose life crumbles after her husband’s financial fraud is exposed. The role earned Blanchett her second Academy Award for Best Actress, and for good reason—her portrayal of Jasmine’s descent into mental instability is both tragic and mesmerizing. She seamlessly shifts between arrogance, desperation, and vulnerability, making Jasmine one of the most compelling female characters in recent cinema. The film itself is a sharp critique of privilege and self-delusion, with Blanchett delivering an unforgettable lead performance.

Thor: Ragnarok (2017)

Blanchett brings undeniable flair to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Hela, the Goddess of Death, in Thor: Ragnarok. Directed by Taika Waititi, this vibrant, comedic take on Thor reinvents the franchise, and Blanchett’s performance adds a layer of menace and dark humor. She relishes the role of a powerful, ruthless villain, effortlessly stealing scenes with her commanding presence. Draped in black with piercing green energy, Hela is one of the most stylish and formidable antagonists in the MCU. Blanchett’s ability to balance camp and menace makes her a standout in the superhero genre.

The Aviator (2004)

Blanchett became the first actress to win an Oscar for portraying another Oscar-winning actress in The Aviator. Playing Katharine Hepburn opposite Leonardo DiCaprio’s Howard Hughes, she captures Hepburn’s distinctive voice, mannerisms, and charisma with astonishing accuracy. Martin Scorsese’s sweeping biopic of Hughes is filled with dazzling performances, but Blanchett’s portrayal of the legendary actress is a highlight. She exudes charm, wit, and strength, bringing Hepburn’s independent spirit to life while showcasing her complex relationship with Hughes. The film cemented Blanchett’s ability to disappear into historical roles with precision and grace.

Elizabeth (1998)

Blanchett’s breakout role as Queen Elizabeth I in Elizabeth remains one of her most celebrated performances. The historical drama chronicles the early years of Elizabeth’s reign, portraying her transformation from a young, uncertain ruler into the powerful Virgin Queen. Blanchett brings intelligence, intensity, and vulnerability to the role, earning her first Academy Award nomination. The film’s lavish production design and gripping political intrigue make it an enthralling watch, but it’s Blanchett’s performance that makes it unforgettable.

Nightmare Alley (2021)

In Guillermo del Toro’s Nightmare Alley, Blanchett plays Dr. Lilith Ritter, a cunning and mysterious psychologist who becomes entangled with Bradley Cooper’s ambitious con artist. Set against the backdrop of a grimy 1940s carnival, the neo-noir film drips with atmosphere and deception. Blanchett embodies classic femme fatale energy, exuding sophistication and danger in equal measure. Every scene with her is electric, as she toys with the protagonist in a psychological game of manipulation. With its stunning cinematography and slow-burning tension, Nightmare Alley is a mesmerizing showcase of Blanchett’s ability to play icy, intelligent characters.

I’m Not There (2007)

Blanchett takes on one of her most unconventional roles in I’m Not There, a bold, multi-actor portrayal of Bob Dylan’s life and personas. She plays Jude Quinn, a version of Dylan during his electric guitar era, complete with sunglasses, a cigarette, and an effortless coolness. The film’s experimental structure allows Blanchett to embody Dylan’s mannerisms and mystique with uncanny precision. Her performance was so transformative that it earned her the Volpi Cup at the Venice Film Festival and an Oscar nomination. Few actors could pull off playing a music legend, but Blanchett does it with ease.

Manifesto (2015)

Manifesto is a one-of-a-kind cinematic experience, with Blanchett playing 13 different characters, each delivering monologues from various artistic and political manifestos. From a homeless man to a schoolteacher to a punk rocker, she transforms seamlessly between roles, showcasing her incredible range and chameleon-like ability. The film, originally conceived as an art installation, is a bold exploration of ideology and performance. While it may not follow a conventional narrative, Manifesto is a must-watch for those who appreciate experimental cinema.

The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King (2003)

Though her screen time as Galadriel is limited in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Blanchett’s ethereal presence leaves a lasting impression. As the wise and powerful Elven queen, she embodies both serenity and immense power, making her one of the most memorable characters in Peter Jackson’s epic saga. In The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, her character plays a crucial role in guiding the Fellowship, exuding an otherworldly wisdom that feels both intimidating and comforting.

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10 Best Steven Soderbergh Movies and Where to Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
With the home horror Presence and the espionage thriller Black Bag released in quick succession, Steven Soderbergh has had a busy 2025. After his multi-genre efforts and cult classics, it’s clear that Soderbergh is one of the most innovative directors of modern Hollywood.

Whether he’s working with A-list ensembles or shooting on an iPhone, his films remain consistently fresh and thought-provoking. Here’s a look at 10 of his best movies that showcase his incredible range and where to stream them online.

Ocean’s Eleven (2001)

Few heist films are as effortlessly charming as Ocean’s Eleven. A slick, stylish, and endlessly rewatchable crime caper, the film sees George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Matt Damon assembling a team of expert thieves to pull off a daring Las Vegas casino robbery. Soderbergh’s sharp direction, quick-witted dialogue, and smooth cinematography make it one of the most entertaining films of his career. While the sequels (Ocean’s Twelve and Ocean’s Thirteen) add their own charm, the first remains the gold standard of the modern heist movie.

Traffic (2000)

A sprawling, multi-layered drama, Traffic offers a hard-hitting look at the drug trade from different perspectives, including law enforcement, politicians, traffickers, and addicts. With an ensemble cast led by Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Benicio del Toro, the film presents an unflinching portrait of the war on drugs. Soderbergh’s use of distinct color palettes for each storyline adds a visual storytelling depth that enhances the film’s impact. His efforts earned him the Oscar for Best Director, cementing his reputation as one of Hollywood’s finest filmmakers.

Side Effects (2013)

A psychological thriller disguised as a medical drama, Side Effects keeps viewers on edge with its unpredictable twists. Rooney Mara plays a woman struggling with depression who is prescribed an experimental drug by her psychiatrist (Jude Law). What starts as a commentary on the pharmaceutical industry quickly spirals into a Hitchcockian mystery filled with deception, manipulation, and unexpected turns. Soderbergh’s precise direction and sleek cinematography elevate the tension, making this one of his most underrated yet gripping thrillers.

Contagion (2011)

A gripping pandemic thriller that became eerily relevant years after its release, Contagion follows the rapid spread of a deadly virus and the global scramble to contain it. Featuring a star-studded cast including Matt Damon, Kate Winslet, Marion Cotillard, and Laurence Fishburne, the film presents a chillingly realistic look at how a pandemic unfolds. Soderbergh’s procedural approach, combined with the film’s cold and clinical tone, makes it one of the most unsettling yet essential thrillers of the 2010s.

The Limey (1999)

A masterful revenge thriller with an experimental edge, The Limey stars Terence Stamp as a British ex-con seeking answers about his daughter’s mysterious death. Told through fragmented editing and dreamlike flashbacks, the film creates a haunting meditation on grief, justice, and memory. Soderbergh’s unconventional storytelling techniques elevate what could have been a standard revenge drama into an arthouse neo-noir classic. It remains one of his most overlooked yet thematically rich films.

Magic Mike (2012)

What seemed like a simple dance film became a surprisingly insightful drama about ambition, masculinity, and economic struggle. Starring Channing Tatum in a role inspired by his real-life experiences as a stripper, Magic Mike follows a group of performers navigating the highs and lows of the male entertainment industry. Soderbergh’s restrained direction and atmospheric cinematography transform the film into a thoughtful character study rather than just a spectacle.

Logan Lucky (2017)

A Southern-fried twist on the heist genre, Logan Lucky features Channing Tatum, Adam Driver, and Daniel Craig in a hilarious and cleverly executed robbery scheme at a NASCAR event. With its offbeat humor and lovable underdog characters, the film delivers all the thrills of Ocean’s Eleven but with a blue-collar charm. Craig’s performance as the eccentric explosives expert Joe Bang steals the show, proving that Soderbergh can make a great heist film in any setting.

Sex, Lies, and Videotape (1989)

The indie film that launched Soderbergh’s career and won the Palme d’Or at Cannes, Sex, Lies, and Videotape is a raw and intimate drama exploring repression, intimacy, and voyeurism. Featuring powerful performances from James Spader, Andie MacDowell, and Peter Gallagher, the film examines the emotional distance in relationships through minimalistic yet deeply effective storytelling. It remains a landmark in independent cinema and a fascinating look at Soderbergh’s early brilliance.

High Flying Bird (2019)

A fast-paced, dialogue-driven sports drama shot entirely on an iPhone, High Flying Bird explores the politics of the NBA during a lockout. Starring André Holland as a savvy sports agent trying to outmaneuver the league, the film delivers sharp social commentary on power dynamics and player autonomy. With a smart script by Tarell Alvin McCraney (Moonlight), Soderbergh once again proves his ability to push cinematic boundaries while telling compelling, thought-provoking stories.

Kimi (2022)

A modern surveillance thriller reminiscent of Rear Window, Kimi follows Zoë Kravitz as an agoraphobic tech worker who discovers a disturbing audio recording while analyzing voice data. As she tries to report the crime, she finds herself caught in a web of danger and corporate cover-ups. Soderbergh delivers a sleek, tightly paced thriller that feels eerily relevant in the digital age. Kravitz’s gripping performance and the film’s smart commentary on privacy concerns make it one of his most compelling recent works.

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10 Movies like The Wild Robot and Where to Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
The Wild Robot (2024) brings Peter Brown’s beloved novel to life with a touching story about Roz, a robot stranded on a remote island who learns to adapt, befriend animals, and embrace nature. With its themes of survival, AI consciousness, and emotional storytelling, the film appeals to audiences of all ages.

If you loved The Wild Robot, here are 10 similar movies that blend heart, adventure, and the beauty of human (or robotic) connection and where you can stream them online.

Flow (2024)

Animated entirely on the free software Blender, the Latvian film Flow won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature over The Wild Robot. Following a cat and a ragtag bunch of animals escaping a flood, Flow is an enthralling tale of survival and hope much like its DreamWorks competitor. However, unlike The Wild Robot, Flow’s animals don’t talk at all with director, writer, composer Gints Zilbalodis relying on a hyper-realistic approach for his furry characters. The end-result is a tear jerking animated epic that is destined to be a future classic.

The Iron Giant (1999)

A timeless animated classic, The Iron Giant follows a young boy named Hogarth who discovers a massive alien robot in a small 1950s town. As the two form an inseparable bond, the gentle giant learns about humanity, empathy, and the concept of self-sacrifice. Like The Wild Robot, this film explores the idea of a machine developing emotional intelligence while confronting themes of survival and societal fear. Directed by Brad Bird, The Iron Giant is a heartfelt, beautifully animated film with a powerful anti-war message and one of the most emotional endings in animation history.

Wall-E (2008)

Pixar’s Wall-E follows a lonely, trash-compacting robot left to clean up Earth long after humans have abandoned it. Over centuries, Wall-E develops curiosity, emotion, and a deep longing for companionship, mirroring Roz’s journey of self-awareness in The Wild Robot. When he encounters another robot, Eve, his adventure takes him beyond the stars. The film beautifully balances environmental themes, social critique, and a heartfelt love story. With minimal dialogue and breathtaking visuals, Wall-E proves that even a simple story about a robot can carry immense emotional weight.

Kubo and the Two Strings (2016)

Laika’s Kubo and the Two Strings is a visually stunning stop-motion film about a young boy who embarks on a mystical adventure to uncover his past and defeat vengeful spirits. Like The Wild Robot, the film tells a story of survival, adaptation, and the power of a found family. With breathtaking animation, compelling characters, and a deeply emotional narrative, Kubo captures the same blend of action, heart, and wonder that makes The Wild Robot so special. Its themes of resilience and storytelling make it a must-watch for fans of rich, immersive animated films.

My Neighbor Totoro (1988)

Hayao Miyazaki’s My Neighbor Totoro is a gentle, magical film about two sisters who move to the countryside and befriend a mysterious forest spirit named Totoro. While less action-driven than The Wild Robot, both films share a deep appreciation for nature, whimsical adventure, and the bonds between living beings. Totoro’s world is filled with lush, vibrant landscapes and a sense of quiet wonder, much like the island Roz finds herself on. With its peaceful storytelling and charming characters, My Neighbor Totoro is a comforting and enchanting film that celebrates the beauty of the natural world.

Okja (2017)

Bong Joon-ho’s Okja follows a young girl who raises a genetically modified super-pig, only to fight against a powerful corporation that wants to exploit her beloved friend. Like The Wild Robot, the film explores the relationship between technology, animals, and nature, while tackling deep themes of environmentalism and ethics. With a mix of adventure, humor, and poignant emotional moments, Okja is a thought-provoking film that challenges viewers to reconsider their relationship with the natural world.

Isle of Dogs (2018)

Wes Anderson’s Isle of Dogs tells the story of a boy searching for his lost dog in a dystopian Japan, where canines have been exiled to a trash-filled island. The film shares The Wild Robot’s themes of survival, adaptation, and unlikely companionship. With its breathtaking stop-motion animation, witty dialogue, and emotional depth, Isle of Dogs is a must-watch for fans of unconventional storytelling and beautifully crafted worlds.

The Red Turtle (2016)

The Red Turtle is a visually stunning, dialogue-free film about a shipwrecked man who learns to coexist with nature on a deserted island. The film’s quiet, meditative storytelling mirrors The Wild Robot, as both protagonists adapt to their environment and form unexpected connections. Co-produced by Studio Ghibli, The Red Turtle offers a beautifully minimalist and deeply moving exploration of survival, isolation, and the cycle of life.

Bambi (1942)

A Disney classic, Bambi tells the story of a young deer growing up in the wilderness, learning about survival, loss, and the beauty of nature. Like The Wild Robot, Bambi explores themes of adaptation, friendship, and the fragile balance of the natural world. Despite its simple plot, the film’s emotional depth, stunning animation, and powerful environmental message have made it a beloved classic for generations.

Planet 51 (2009)

Planet 51 flips the classic alien invasion story by following an astronaut who crash-lands on an alien planet filled with creatures who fear him. While more comedic than The Wild Robot, both films explore the theme of being an outsider in an unfamiliar world. With vibrant animation and plenty of humor, Planet 51 offers a lighthearted but fun take on the “stranger in a strange land” narrative.

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10 Sci-Fi Movies Like Mickey 17 and Where to Watch Them
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Mickey 17 is a science fiction dark comedy from acclaimed director Bong Joon-ho, based on Edward Ashton’s novel Mickey7. Starring Robert Pattinson, the film follows an "expendable" crew member on a mission to colonize an ice planet, only to discover his previous iterations may not be entirely gone.

With its mix of dark humor, existential themes, and visually striking sci-fi, Mickey 17 has drawn comparisons to several genre-defying classics. If you enjoyed its blend of satire, high-concept storytelling, and identity-driven conflicts, here are ten films you should check out. Our guide below also shows you how and where to watch these movies streaming online in India.

Snowpiercer (2013)

Before Mickey 17, Bong Joon-ho made Snowpiercer, another sci-fi film with dark humor and biting social commentary. Set in a dystopian future where Earth has become a frozen wasteland, humanity's survivors live on a perpetually moving train divided by class. Chris Evans stars as a rebel from the impoverished back cars who fights his way to the front, uncovering disturbing secrets along the way. Like Mickey 17, Snowpiercer explores themes of expendability, power structures, and survival, all while maintaining Bong’s signature mix of thrilling action and satirical wit. The film’s claustrophobic setting and unpredictable twists create a gripping narrative that leaves viewers questioning who truly controls their fate.

Moon (2009)

Duncan Jones’ Moon is a psychological sci-fi film that, like Mickey 17, explores themes of identity, isolation, and corporate exploitation. Sam Rockwell stars as Sam Bell, a lunar miner nearing the end of his three-year contract on the Moon. However, he begins to experience hallucinations and stumbles upon a shocking discovery—he may not be the only version of himself. Moon captures the eerie loneliness of space and the unsettling realization of being seen as expendable by those in power. The film’s thought-provoking story, coupled with Rockwell’s phenomenal performance and Clint Mansell’s haunting score, makes it a must-watch for fans of cerebral science fiction with a darkly comedic edge.

Edge of Tomorrow (2014)

Edge of Tomorrow, starring Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt, is a thrilling sci-fi action film that plays with the idea of death and rebirth, much like Mickey 17. Cruise’s character, Major William Cage, is caught in a time loop during a war against an alien race, forcing him to relive the same battle repeatedly. Each death brings him back to the start, giving him another chance to improve his survival skills. The film expertly blends intense action with sharp humor, making it a fast-paced and engaging watch. Like Mickey 17, it explores themes of repetition, identity, and learning from past failures while delivering a unique take on the sci-fi genre.

Solaris (2002)

Steven Soderbergh’s Solaris is a meditative and haunting sci-fi drama about love, memory, and human consciousness. George Clooney plays a psychologist sent to investigate strange occurrences on a space station orbiting the mysterious planet Solaris. He soon encounters his deceased wife, resurrected by the planet’s strange forces. Like Mickey 17, Solaris explores existential themes, questioning what it means to be human and whether our memories define us. While slower and more introspective, Solaris offers a deeply emotional journey through the complexities of love and grief, wrapped in stunning cinematography and a melancholic atmosphere.

Brazil (1985)

Terry Gilliam’s Brazil is a dystopian satire that critiques bureaucracy and authoritarianism with dark humor and surreal visuals. The story follows a low-level office worker, played by Jonathan Pryce, who dreams of escaping his mundane existence but becomes entangled in a government conspiracy. Like Mickey 17, Brazil highlights the absurdity of systems that dehumanize individuals, presenting a protagonist who struggles against forces beyond his control. Its blend of sci-fi, satire, and existential dread makes it one of the most unique and visually imaginative films ever made. Fans of Bong Joon-ho’s sharp, socially conscious storytelling will find plenty to admire in Brazil’s bleak yet wildly entertaining world.

Annihilation (2018)

Annihilation, directed by Alex Garland, is a cerebral sci-fi thriller that explores self-destruction, identity, and transformation. Natalie Portman leads a team of scientists into "The Shimmer," a mysterious zone where DNA mutates and reality bends. As the team ventures deeper, they encounter disturbing creatures and begin losing their grip on who they are. Much like Mickey 17, Annihilation challenges its characters with questions about existence and what it means to be fundamentally changed. The film’s eerie atmosphere, unsettling imagery, and thought-provoking themes make it an unforgettable experience for those who enjoy sci-fi that pushes the boundaries of human perception.

Ad Astra (2019)

James Gray’s Ad Astra is a visually stunning and introspective space odyssey that shares Mickey 17’s themes of isolation and self-discovery. Brad Pitt stars as an astronaut searching for his long-lost father in the far reaches of space. The journey forces him to confront deep emotional and philosophical questions about his purpose and the sacrifices made in pursuit of progress. Like Mickey 17, Ad Astra is a meditation on loneliness, existential dread, and the human desire for connection. With breathtaking cinematography and a deeply personal narrative, it’s a slow-burn sci-fi drama that lingers in the mind long after the credits roll.

The Prestige (2006)

While not a sci-fi film in the traditional sense, Christopher Nolan’s The Prestige shares Mickey 17’s fascination with identity, duplication, and moral dilemmas. The film follows two rival magicians, played by Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale, whose obsession with outdoing each other leads to a shocking experiment involving cloning. Like Mickey 17, The Prestige plays with the idea of sacrifice and what it means to exist as multiple versions of oneself. With its intricate storytelling, surprising twists, and compelling performances, The Prestige is a thought-provoking exploration of obsession and reinvention.

Under the Skin (2013)

Jonathan Glazer’s Under the Skin is a haunting and surreal sci-fi film starring Scarlett Johansson as an alien who preys on unsuspecting men in Scotland. The film is a slow, atmospheric descent into existential horror, questioning what it means to be human. Much like Mickey 17, it explores themes of identity, loneliness, and the consequences of being an outsider in an unfamiliar world. Its dreamlike visuals, unsettling tone, and minimalist storytelling make it a mesmerizing yet deeply unsettling experience.

Infinity Pool (2023)

Brandon Cronenberg’s Infinity Pool is a psychological sci-fi horror film about wealth, identity, and the ethics of cloning. Alexander Skarsgård plays a man vacationing in a dystopian country where the rich can pay to have clones of themselves executed for their crimes. Like Mickey 17, Infinity Pool raises moral and philosophical questions about the expendability of human life. With its unsettling atmosphere, nightmarish imagery, and disturbing premise, Infinity Pool is a must-watch for fans of dark, thought-provoking sci-fi.

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10 Celebrities You Probably Didn't Know Have a Cooking Show: From Snoop Dogg to Selena Gomez
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Inspired by the release of With Love, Meghan, where Meghan Markle shares cooking, gardening, and hosting tips with friends and celebrities, we’re taking a look at other famous faces who have surprising culinary ventures. From rap icons to award-winning actors, these stars have taken their talents into the kitchen, proving they’re just as skilled with a spatula as they are in their main professions.

Michelle Obama – Waffles + Mochi

Former American First Lady Michelle Obama launched Waffles + Mochi, a Netflix children’s cooking show designed to inspire young viewers to explore healthy eating. With a mix of puppetry and real-life adventures, Michelle guides her two puppet co-hosts as they travel the world learning about ingredients, cultures, and the importance of nutritious meals. The show is fun, educational, and packed with appearances from celebrity chefs and food experts, making it a hit for both kids and adults.

Paris Hilton – Cooking With Paris

Paris Hilton took the world by surprise with Cooking With Paris, a Netflix series that blends culinary chaos with celebrity guest appearances. Unlike traditional cooking shows, Hilton brings her own brand of glamour and fun to the kitchen, often struggling with recipes while dressed in high fashion. The show features stars like Kim Kardashian and Demi Lovato attempting to cook alongside Hilton, leading to hilarious and sometimes disastrous results. Despite the mishaps, Hilton’s enthusiasm and love for creativity in the kitchen make this a unique and entertaining watch.

Amy Schumer – Amy Schumer Learns to Cook

Comedian Amy Schumer brought her signature humor to the kitchen in Amy Schumer Learns to Cook, a show where she, alongside her husband, professional chef Chris Fischer, explores different recipes. The show, filmed during the pandemic, is a mix of comedy and culinary expertise, with Schumer embracing her lack of cooking skills while learning from Fischer. The chemistry between the couple, along with the delicious and simple dishes they prepare, makes for a warm and enjoyable experience.

Stanley Tucci – Searching for Italy

Stanley Tucci’s Searching for Italy isn’t just a cooking show—it’s a love letter to Italian cuisine and culture. The Oscar-nominated actor takes viewers on a journey across Italy, exploring regional dishes, meeting local chefs, and immersing himself in culinary traditions. His passion for food, combined with his storytelling ability, makes the series as educational as it is mouthwatering. If you’ve ever wanted to travel to Italy through your screen, Tucci’s show is the perfect escape.

Snoop Dogg – Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party

Snoop Dogg teaming up with retail businesswoman Martha Stewart for a cooking show may sound unexpected, but Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party became a cultural phenomenon. The duo’s chemistry, combining Stewart’s expertise with Snoop’s laid-back approach, makes for an unforgettable and hilarious cooking experience. Featuring celebrity guests, music, and, of course, plenty of Snoop’s signature style, the show is both entertaining and surprisingly informative.

Selena Gomez – Selena + Chef

Selena Gomez took on the culinary world with Selena + Chef, an HBO Max series where she learns to cook from professional chefs via video calls. Each episode features a new chef guiding Gomez through recipes while she navigates her kitchen mishaps with charm. The show also highlights charity initiatives, as each episode donates to a different cause. Gomez’s relatability and willingness to embrace mistakes make this a fun and inspiring series for aspiring home cooks.

Gordon Ramsay – Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

Gordon Ramsay, the fiery chef known for Hell’s Kitchen and MasterChef, takes a different approach with Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted. This National Geographic series follows Ramsay as he travels the globe, immersing himself in local cultures, learning regional cooking techniques, and foraging for ingredients. Each episode culminates in a high-stakes cook-off against a local chef, pushing Ramsay outside of his comfort zone. With stunning visuals, fascinating food traditions, and Ramsay’s signature intensity, Uncharted is a thrilling culinary adventure for food lovers and travel enthusiasts alike.

Jon Favreau – The Chef Show

Jon Favreau, the director behind Iron Man and The Mandalorian, found a new passion in cooking after starring in Chef (2014). Teaming up with chef Roy Choi, The Chef Show takes viewers on a culinary adventure as they explore different cuisines, cook with celebrity guests, and revisit dishes from Chef. The series highlights the joy of cooking and learning from experts while keeping things fun and engaging.

Maya Rudolph – Baking It

Comedian and actress Maya Rudolph co-hosts Baking It, a fun and festive baking competition series alongside Andy Samberg and Amy Poehler. The show features home bakers competing in holiday-themed challenges, judged by a panel of grandmothers. Rudolph’s comedic flair and warm hosting style add a unique charm, making it a must-watch for baking enthusiasts and comedy lovers alike.

Action Bronson – F*ck That’s Delicious

Rapper and food enthusiast Action Bronson brings his bold personality to F*ck That’s Delicious, a food and travel series that follows him as he explores unique and mouth-watering dishes around the world. From street food to high-end cuisine, Bronson’s enthusiastic approach to eating and cooking makes this a must-watch for adventurous foodies.

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Top 10 Robert Pattinson Movies and Where to Watch Them Online
Shaurya Singh Thapa
JustWatch Editor
Robert Pattinson has evolved from teen heartthrob to one of the most intriguing and versatile actors of his generation. While he gained worldwide fame as Edward Cullen in Twilight, he quickly pivoted to daring indie roles, working with visionary directors and proving his acting chops in a variety of genres.

With Mickey 17 (2025) further solidifying his reputation as a risk-taking performer, here are ten of Pattinson’s best films, ranked based on his performances, critical acclaim, and overall impact.

The Batman (2022)

Pattinson’s turn as Bruce Wayne in The Batman silenced skeptics and redefined the character for a new generation. Unlike previous iterations, his Batman is a brooding, emotionally wounded detective navigating a grim, noir-inspired Gotham. His performance is intense, nuanced, and deeply personal, presenting Bruce Wayne as a man still grappling with his trauma while trying to find purpose. Pattinson’s transformation into the Caped Crusader proved he could handle big-budget blockbusters while bringing his signature depth to the role.

Mickey 17 (2025)

Bong Joon-ho’s Mickey 17 is poised to be one of Pattinson’s most ambitious films. Based on the novel Mickey 17 by Edward Ashton, the film follows Mickey, an "expendable" crew member sent on a mission to colonize an ice planet, only to discover his previous versions are not entirely gone. As with many of Bong’s films, Mickey 17 blends sci-fi, dark humor, and existential themes, giving Pattinson another opportunity to showcase his range. Early reviews have praised his ability to balance comedy and drama in a high-stakes, thought-provoking narrative. Given Bong’s track record and Pattinson’s recent streak of bold performances, Mickey 17 is likely to be a standout in his career.

Good Time (2017)

The Safdie Brothers’ Good Time is a relentless, anxiety-inducing crime thriller that follows Pattinson’s character, Connie, as he attempts to evade capture after a botched bank robbery. This film was a turning point in his career, proving he could carry a high-energy, fast-paced narrative with intensity and desperation. His portrayal of a manipulative yet strangely sympathetic criminal earned widespread acclaim, with critics praising his ability to embody a morally complex character. If you want to see Pattinson at his most electrifying, Good Time is a must-watch.

The Lighthouse (2019)

Robert Eggers’ The Lighthouse is a psychological horror masterpiece that traps Pattinson and Willem Dafoe in a spiraling descent into madness. Set on a remote island, Pattinson plays a young lighthouse keeper whose mental state deteriorates as he faces isolation, power struggles, and supernatural visions. His performance is mesmerizing, oscillating between brooding intensity and unhinged hysteria. The film’s eerie black-and-white cinematography and period-accurate dialogue add to the haunting experience, making it one of the most critically acclaimed films of his career.

Twilight (2008)

Though Twilight is often mocked, it remains an essential part of Pattinson’s career. His portrayal of Edward Cullen launched him into global superstardom, and while he himself has distanced from the franchise, his brooding vampire remains iconic. While Twilight might not be his best performance, it’s undeniable that without it, we might not have the fearless actor we know today.

Tenet (2020)

Christopher Nolan’s mind-bending thriller Tenet features Pattinson in a supporting yet crucial role as Neil, a mysterious and charming operative assisting John David Washington’s protagonist. His natural charisma and enigmatic presence add a sense of warmth to the otherwise dense and cerebral film. Unlike some of his darker roles, Tenet allows Pattinson to showcase his suave, action-hero side while still maintaining the film’s intricate, time-inverting logic. It’s a must-watch for Nolan fans and those who enjoy intelligent, high-concept sci-fi action.

Cosmopolis (2012)

David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis is a surreal and cerebral film that sees Pattinson playing Eric Packer, a billionaire financier traveling through New York in his limousine while the world outside descends into chaos. The role demands a cold, detached performance, and Pattinson delivers a hypnotic portrayal of a man consumed by wealth, power, and existential dread. While the film’s dense, philosophical dialogue may not be for everyone, it was an important stepping stone in Pattinson’s career, proving he was willing to tackle complex, thought-provoking material.

The Lost City of Z (2016)

James Gray’s The Lost City of Z is a historical adventure drama that sees Pattinson in a supporting role alongside Charlie Hunnam. He plays Henry Costin, a loyal and rugged explorer who aids in a perilous journey to the Amazon in search of a lost civilization. Almost unrecognizable behind a bushy beard and understated demeanor, Pattinson proves his commitment to serious, immersive acting. While the film primarily focuses on Hunnam’s character, Pattinson’s restrained yet compelling performance showcases his ability to disappear into roles that require subtlety and depth.

Remember Me (2010)

A romantic drama with a tragic twist, Remember Me sees Pattinson as Tyler, a rebellious young man dealing with family trauma and newfound love. The film was marketed as a typical romance, but its deeply emotional core and unexpected ending left audiences shaken. While not his most critically acclaimed work, Pattinson delivers a nuanced performance, showcasing his ability to convey pain, love, and loss. The film resonates with those who appreciate poignant, introspective character studies, making it a standout among his early career choices.

The Rover (2014)

David Michôd’s The Rover is a bleak, dystopian thriller set in a lawless Australian outback. Pattinson plays Rey, a slow-witted yet sympathetic drifter who becomes entangled in the violent quest of Guy Pearce’s hardened survivor. His performance is raw, vulnerable, and deeply affecting, marking one of the first times audiences saw him shed his Twilight persona for a grittier role. Though the film itself is divisive due to its slow-burn storytelling, Pattinson’s transformation into an unpredictable and tragic character makes it a must-watch for fans of his more experimental work.

Where to watch Robert Pattinson’s best movies streaming online in India

Check out JustWatch’s guide to know how and where to watch Robert Pattinson’s moving dramas and comedies on streaming platforms in India. The list below also provides offers to buy, rent, or watch these movies for free (if available).

Robert Pattinson has built an impressive career, balancing mainstream hits with daring indie choices. Which of these films is your favorite?