3 underrated Netflix movies I can’t wait to watch this weekend (September 5-7)
As the weekend approaches, it is natural that your mind may be biased towards things you are trying to take advantage of downtime.
But rather than playing in the first movie you see in the queue, watch one of these underrated movies?
Features beloved actors Steve Coogan,,,,, Emma Stone and Margot Robbiethey may not be the hottest hits in the world, but for some weekend entertainment, they are absolutely good.
View our selections from Netflix below.
“Penguin Class” (2024)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdjexnx1nsa
This historical drama is based on a memoir of the same name, bringing us to Argentina in the 1970s, English teacher Tom Michel (Steve Coogan) Living abroad and falling into political turmoil in the country. When he rescued the penguin from an oil spill during his weekend trip to Uruguay, he established a bond with the feathery guy, and so did his students.
Soon after, unofficial class pets helped everyone to coup the trauma of the coup with their unique charm. The movie is so sweet and its main animal characters are so adorable that it’s hard to believe it’s based on a true story. It’s a feeling good gem, and sometimes the smallest creature can make the biggest difference.
“Amazing Spider-Man” (2012)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0kka0ozjbs
Andrew GarfieldTurning to Spidey is not like Tobey Maguire‘ or Tom Holland‘s – Something that even gets mentioned when the character appears Spider-Man: There is no way to go home. But what Amazing Spider-Man Lack of convincing villains (Rhys Ifans A great actor, but his performance as a lizard is underperformed or incredible special effects, it makes up for Garfield’s Peter Parker and Emma StoneGwen Stacy.
Personal and emotional feelings are the reasons for the “stunning” in this movie. Now revisiting it, you may find that it deserves the love it deserves than the love it first received.
“Focus” (2015)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovq3luhz_jw
This fun crime drama is in charming places like New Orleans and Buenos Aires, following two scammers – Nicky (Will Smith) and Jesse (Margot Robbie) – Who falls in love. Since they are all used to cheating and deceiving, they have to face their own trust issues in order for the relationship to work properly – while performing complex robberies with expert Charlatans.
The chemistry between Robbie and Smith is fascinating, more complex reveals of thieves, drawbacks and tricks. It’s sleek, stylish and unpredictable enough to fascinate you until the end.
