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Singapore: Weekly Top 10 lists of the most watched TV and films on Netflix in countries around the world.
- Atlas
- Under Paris
- Crew
- Minions: The Rise of Gru
- Colors of Evil: Red
- A Family Affair
- The Abandoned
- Trigger Warning
- Mother of The Bridge
- Unfrosted
Jennifer Lopez puts on a phenomenal performance as a brilliant counterterrorism analyst, in a futuristic world, who must trust in AI to help her on a mission to capture a renegade robot when it goes south. Definitely, it’s one of the best Netflix movies to watch in Singapore and around the world.
This fictional movie is set in the summer of 2024 when Paris is hosting the World Triathlon Championships on the Seine for the first time. A young environmental activist, a Seine river policeman, and a brilliant scientist team up after discovering that a monstrous shark is swimming deep in the river. They race against time to avoid bloodshed in the...
This hilarious new Bollywood film follows three flight attendants, who stumble on a gold-smuggling ring, just when they are strapped for cash due to their employer going bankrupt. The trio decide to covertly join the ring to put an end to their struggles. In fact, this is the third-highest-grossing Hindi film of 2024 and Bollywood’s top-grossing wo...
If you’re impatiently waiting for Minion Land to open in Resorts World Sentosa, why not see the next big thing? Luckily, Singaporeans have access to some of the Minion movies on Netflix. Particularly, this film following the rise of supervillain Gru is the perfect family-friendlymovie to watch over the weekend.
A mystery unfolds when a girl’s body is found on a beach in Poland’s Tricity. The victim’s unusual mutilation points towards murder, so a passionate prosecutor teams up with the victim’s mother to hunt for the truth behind the murder.
Mark your calendar for this highly-anticipated movie starring Nicole Kidman, Joey King, and Zac Efron, on June 28. It tells the story of a surprising romance between a young woman’s movie star boss and her mother, which has comic consequences for the young lady, and therefore complications for the couple in question.
Singaporeans are loving this Taiwanese crime movie. This new Netflix film tells the story of a serial killer mystery. It begins with Wu Jie, a depressed police officer, on the river bank attempting to kill herself on New Year’s Eve. However, it’s interrupted when a corpse of a woman washes ashore. Wu Jie must push her own demons aside to try and so...
On June 21, Jessica Alba stars as a special forces commando in this new Netflix Original action movie. After the sudden death of her father, she returns to her hometown, only to run into a violent gang, when she begins asking questions.
This new romantic comedy movie is set in Thailand and depicts a mother’s shock as her daughter is about to marry the man of her dreams, who turns out to be the son of a man who broke her heart years ago.
This new comedy drama movie, starring Hugh Grant and Melissa McCarthy, and more, is set in 1962 when cereal rivals Kellogg’s and Post race to create a pastry that will change the face of breakfast forever.
Over 100 Singapore films and TV series – best in Singapore, JB and some say Batam – are coming to Netflix this August
- Cam Khalid
Mar 24, 2021 · Lure some of your best mates over with a spread of their favourite snacks, and work your way down this list of best Netflix movies in Singapore. Best Netflix animated movies: Be...
Aug 1, 2021 · Netflix is set to release 28 Singaporean films, documentaries and series to its streaming platform in time for National Day. By Michelle Lee - published 1 Aug 2021. Netflix has added 28 more Singapore-made TV series, films, and documentaries across various genres to its stable from August 4 that’ll turn up the nostalgia.
