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2017–2019 TV-MA. 8.6 (337K) Rate. TV Series. In the late 1970s, two FBI agents broaden the realm of criminal science by investigating the psychology behind murder and end up getting too close to real-life monsters.
- Lady Chatterly's Lover. What is Lady Chatterly supposed to do when her husband's war injury cripples him from the waist down? Maybe talk to the hot new gamekeeper living on her massive and gorgeous estate.
- Love and Leashes. Learn all about submissive and dominant role play in this Korean rom-com about a not-so-HR-friendly arrangement between two coworkers.
- 365 Days. Like a Polish version of Fifty Shades of Gray, 365 Days doesn't excel in breaking any archaic gender roles here, but the sex-filled film was one of the most watched global titles on Netflix back in 2020.
- Milf. Thought Googling "sexy movies" was going to get you in trouble? Well get ready to type "watch MILF" into your search bar for this French film about four women in their 40s who spend a Summer dating much younger men.
- Magic Mike XXL (2015) Better than its predecessor, Magic Mike XXL rejoins with Mike (Channing Tatum) trying to build up his construction business after leaving the stripper life three years ago.
- Call Me By Your Name (2017) Perhaps you will feel a shiver run through you every time you eat a peach after watching this movie. Adapted from Andre Aciman’s novel of the same name, the movie shows a powerful romance that blossoms between an adolescent boy, Elio (Timothee Chalamet) and his parents’ summer guest, Oliver (Armie Hammer).
- God’s Own Country (2017) Francis Lee’s 2017 drama sees Josh O’ Connor playing Johnny, a young man living at home and helping his father and grandmother with their small farm.
- Malcom & Marie (2021) Directed by Euphoria’s Sam Levinson, the movie shows Zendaya and Washington riding through the highs and lows together. Dubbed “the story of love,” the film depicts the filmmaker fresh off a successful premiere of a new film running into trouble with his girlfriend as issues in their relationship begin to surface, testing the strength of their love.
Is it just us, or is it getting a little hot in here? From Hollywood to Bollywood to independent romances, our steamy movie collection turns up the temperature.
- 10 'The Lovebirds'
- 9 'Extraction'
- 8 'The Killer'
- 7 'Don't Look Up'
- 6 'Bullet Train'
- 5 'Bo Burnham: Inside'
- 4 'The Trial of The Chicago 7'
- 3 'Call Me by Your Name'
- 2 'All Quiet on The Western Front'
- 1 'Prisoners'
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Director: Michael Showalter
A Netflix original rom-com, The Lovebirds pairs Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjianias a dissolving couple that accidentally steps into a murder mystery they must solve to clear their names. Hitting the middle of the road with critics and receiving a less favorable tone with streamers, this R-rated comedy is worth the stream for its star power. With a quick one-hour and twenty-six-minute runtime, the Michael Showalter-directed film packs a lot of comedic conspiracy into its brief screentime. The real...
Director: Sam Hargrave
In the high-octane action-thriller Extraction, Chris Hemsworth plays the skilled mercenary Tyler Rake, who is for hire in the seedy underground black market. His latest mission turns out to be his toughest one, as he’s tasked with rescuing the son of a powerful crime lord. As he rescues the young Ovi Mahajan (Rudhraksh Jaiswal), Tyler must use all of his talents to stay alive. With striking visuals to go with its meticulously choreographed fight scenes, Extraction is a must-see for fans of th...
Director: David Fincher
Michael Fassbender stars as the titular unnamed assassin in director David Fincher's latest thriller, The Killer. Based on the eponymous graphic novel series by Alexis "Matz" Nolent, the film follows the protagonist's quest for revenge after he misses the shot on an important assignment. The Killer is an exercise in restraint, with Fassbender perfectly cast as the methodical, sociopathic protagonist who takes things one step at a time to reach his goal. While critics have praised the director...
Director: Adam McKay
An incredibly divisive and debated film when it first premiered, director Adam McKay's Don't Look Up is a satirical disaster movie that follows the plight of two astronomers – Kate Dibiasky (Jennifer Lawrence) and Dr. Randall Mindy (Leonardo DiCaprio) – who discover that a comet is heading straight towards the earth. As they try to convince the government and the media to take the appropriate measures, they find a surprising amount of resistance to the apocalyptic event. Don't Look Up's bitin...
Director: David Leitch
Directed by David Leitch based on the 2010 novel by Kōtarō Isaka, Bullet Train stars Brad Pitt in one of his funniest performancesto date. The action-comedy flick takes place on the titular train in Japan, where an assassin (Pitt) is assigned to do a simple task: retrieve a briefcase. Soon, he discovers that he's not the only skilled killer on board, and chaos ensues when they all realize they're involved in a mysterious conspiracy. Witty, humorous, and flawlessly choreographed, Bullet Train...
Director: Bo Burnham
Bo Burnham: Inside is a must-see comedy special that perfectly captures the absurdity, horror, and comical experience of isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Recorded, created, and performed by Bo Burnhamduring the pandemic, the film is both hilarious and hard-hitting, as it highlights the universal struggle of coping with lockdowns and an uncertain world. The special shows Burnham at his best, with biting social commentary delivered through unique, creative, and often musical performances...
Director: Aaron Sorkin
Aaron Sorkin's critically acclaimed second directorial feature falls in line with the classic Sorkin film founded on historical context. The Trial of the Chicago 7is the story of seven individuals on trial for various charges surrounding the uprising outside the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. With a star-studded cast of Eddie Redmayne, Sacha Baron Cohen, Mark Rylance, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and more, The Trial of the Chicago 7 is a Netflix original drama that delves into activ...
Director: Luca Guadagnino
The renowned coming-of-age romantic drama directed by Luca Guadagnino, Call Me by Your Name, is now a legendary stand-out in its genre. Set in a blistering summer in the 80s in Northern Italy, the film follows the unexpected love that blossoms between the 17-year-old Elio Perlman (Timothée Chalamet) and the 24-year-old graduate student staying with Elio's family as a research assistant for the season, Oliver (Armie Hammer). Chronicling the heart-pounding highs and heartbreaking lows of their...
Director: Edward Berger
Directed by Edward Berger and based on the eponymous 1929 novel by Erich Maria Remarque, All Quiet on the Western Front is an award-winning German epic anti-war film set on the frontlines of World War I. It follows 17-year-old Paul Bäumer's (Felix Kammerer) heartbreaking journey after he excitedly enlists in the Imperial German Army alongside his friends, only to find that war isn't what the propagandists say it is. With nine Oscar nominations including Best Picture and Best International Fea...
Director: Denis Villeneuve
Two families, the Dovers and the Birches, face every parent's worst nightmare in Prisoners after their young daughters go missing. Directed by Denis Villeneuve, the film is centered on the investigation around their disappearance, led by Detective Loki (Jake Gyllenhaal), who keeps running into dead ends. One of the missing girls' fathers, Keller Dover (Hugh Jackman), grows frustrated with the inaction around a clear lead that points to the suspicious man Alex Jones (Paul Dano), so he takes th...
Looking for grown-up entertainment on Netflix? Check out this list of the 10 best R-rated movies streaming on the platform, from rom-coms to thrillers. Find out why The Lovebirds, Extraction, The Killer, and more made the cut.
And now, a slew of R21-rated movies and TV shows have just been added to Disney+‘s Star library, just in time for your weekend viewing: Battle of the Sexes Borat
Nov 10, 2021 · Singapore film-maker Royston Tan is glad that his new film 24, which has been rated R21 for sexual scenes and coarse language, will get its South-east Asian premiere at the festival in its ...
