6 Must-Watch Netflix Films To Add To Your List This Month

Are you all cosy and ready for a good movie? All your snacks are ready, and now all you need to do is find something to watch. Choosing what to watch can be the most challenging aspect of watching anything! The choice of what to watch. Sometimes our snacks are finished by the time we pick something, so we know the struggle. Luckily, you’ve landed at the perfect place today because we’re sharing Netflix films you must watch this month. Some are intriguing, others funny, and some make you stop and think. This list is in no particular order, so pick whichever one you like and enjoy some good Netflix movie time.

1. Martha

Martha is a riveting documentary capsulating the life of the iconic Martha Stewart. There is real footage from Martha Stewart’s own personal archives, interviews, and questions asked that we’ve never heard her answer before. The film “Martha” opens the door to one of the greatest American self-made icons ever and documents her life starting from her time as a teen model, her work for nearly a decade on Wall Street, and then becoming the Queen of homemaking and sharing with the world how to do it well. Martha was a visionary, and this film captured that perfectly. With never-before-seen footage and voices from some of the most important people in her life, the film provokes and asks questions, guiding you gently to see Martha Stewart in a new light.

2. On the Line

On the Line is a psychological thriller that will leave you gripping the edge of your seat. Though the entire movie takes place in one location, it is one that will leave your heart pounding. The movie explores themes of depravity, manipulation, and fear as the radio host of the midnight show takes a call from someone who claims to have his family hostage. When threatened to be taken off the air, the caller threatens to kill the family and blow up the radio station. They play a dangerous game while the radio host tries to uncover who the caller is and what it is he wants, only for the end to have a startling and surprising conclusion. 

3. Bad Moms Christmas

This film is a must-watch for all moms this Christmas. It’s a funny comedy film that will have you feeling seen, understood, and clutching your tummy from laughing so hard. Three overworked and underappreciated mothers feel like they are struggling to get a hold of the holiday season, and just when they feel they have it, their mothers show up unexpectedly. This leads to some hilarious events as the young moms attempt to navigate the holiday season alongside their own mothers, each with their own issues. The film explores themes of motherhood, family, and what Christmas is really about (being the people you’re with and not the stuff you’re hanging or wrapping).

4. Four Brothers

Four Brothers is an action-packed drama about four adopted brothers—Bobby, Angel, Jeremiah, and Jack—who reunite after their mother, Rose, is killed in a robbery at a convenience store she owned. The brothers, who were raised together in foster care, return to their hometown of Detroit to mourn her death and seek justice. However, as they investigate the circumstances surrounding her murder, they uncover a deeper conspiracy involving corruption and betrayal. What begins as a quest for answers soon turns into a mission of revenge as the brothers work together to track down those responsible for their mother’s death. The film explores themes of family loyalty, justice, and the unbreakable bond between siblings, with each brother playing a crucial role in unravelling the mystery and getting justice for their mother.

5. The Trapped 13

The Trapped 13: How We Survived the Thai Cave is a documentary film that tells the gripping and emotional true story of the 2018 rescue of the Thai soccer team, known as the Wild Boars, who were trapped in the Tham Luang cave system in northern Thailand. The 12 boys, ages 11 to 16, and their coach became stranded inside the cave after heavy rains flooded the entrance, trapping them deep underground. The documentary offers a firsthand account of their harrowing ordeal, the incredible rescue operation that involved international teams of divers, and the emotional journey that led to their eventual rescue after 18 days. Featuring interviews with the boys, their families, and the rescuers, “The Trapped 13” captures the tension, fear, and triumph of the rescue mission while also highlighting themes of teamwork, hope, and the human spirit’s resilience in the face of life-threatening challenges. The film not only recounts the dramatic events of the rescue but also provides a deeper look into the psychological and emotional toll on both the trapped boys and the people who risked their lives to bring them home.

6. 21 Jump Street

21 Jump Street is full of funny moments, witty dialogue, and action-packed events. When two undercover cops are sent back to high school to bust a drug ring, they must figure out how to survive high school yet again. The twist though is that the two police officers did go to high school together, and their experiences were exceptionally different. The officers encounter some hilarious challenges as the movie blends action and humor. 21 Jump Street explores themes of friendship, self-identity, and how hard high school really is on kids. 

The Takeaway

If you’re looking for an exceptional film, these six above certainly check that box. Martha offers a deep look into America’s first female self-made billionaire and, arguably, first influencer. On the Line is a heart-pounding, chair-gripping film, leaving you wondering what will happen to the radio host’s family, only to be exceptionally surprised by the ending. Bad Moms Christmas will make you laugh and feel good this holiday season, while Four Brothers will have you in tears and anticipation as the brothers uncover what really happened to their mom and why. The Trapped 13 is an inspiring story of bravery, courage, and teamwork, and finally, 21 Jump Street is hilarious but offers a different look at high school and the pressures kids face daily. You can’t go wrong choosing any of these fantastic films! Which one is first on your list to watch?