A Recently Released Comedy Tops Netflix’s Weekly Most-Watched Movies List This Week

As a huge Netflix fan, I’m not surprised they’re still leading the way in streaming! They really have something for everyone, from action-packed movies to sweet family films. Looking at what’s popular right now in the US, it’s a great mix of shows and movies we already love, brand new releases, and fascinating documentaries. It seems like people are really into both fun animated adventures and gripping true crime stories – we definitely want a little bit of everything! These titles have really grabbed our attention and are all over the trending charts right now, and it’s easy to see why – they’re just really good!

‘Night at the Museum’ (2006)

Larry Daley takes a job as a night watchman at the Museum of Natural History hoping to show his son he’s responsible. He quickly learns the museum’s exhibits magically come to life at night thanks to an ancient Egyptian artifact. Larry has to manage the resulting mayhem and stop some ex-guards from stealing a valuable golden tablet. The movie stars Ben Stiller, Robin Williams, and Owen Wilson, among others.

‘The Black Phone’ (2021)

Finney, a quiet and resourceful teenager, is kidnapped by a cruel serial killer called The Grabber and held captive in a soundproof basement. He starts getting mysterious phone calls from the killer’s former victims who try to guide him to freedom. At the same time, Finney’s sister has increasingly vivid psychic dreams that push her to find out where he’s being held. This scary and suspenseful thriller is based on a story by Joe Hill and directed by Scott Derrickson.

‘A Father’s Miracle’ (2024)

This moving drama centers on a father trying to repair his relationship with his children following difficult personal losses and legal challenges. He finds strength in faith and determination as he fights to become a better parent and bring his family back together. The story explores themes of forgiveness and the enduring power of love, even through tough times. It’s a film that will especially appeal to viewers who enjoy heartfelt stories about family and overcoming obstacles.

‘KPOP Demon Hunters’ (2025)

This fun, animated movie is about a hugely popular K-Pop girl group with a secret: they’re also demon hunters! When they’re not performing for packed stadiums, they use their singing, dancing, and fighting skills to protect the world from supernatural dangers. The film combines exciting musical numbers with fast-paced action, all brought to life with bright, modern animation. It’s a perfect fit for K-Pop fans and anyone who loves a visually stunning animated story.

‘Flipped’ (2010)

This film, directed by Rob Reiner, follows two middle schoolers as they navigate changing feelings about each other and life. Juli has had a crush on Bryce since they were kids, but he’s always tried to stay away from her. As they get older, Bryce starts to appreciate Juli’s character, and Juli begins to wonder if Bryce is who she believed him to be. The story is told from both of their perspectives, showing the ups and downs of first love and growing up.

‘Overboard’ (2018)

This funny movie is a fresh take on a story from 1987. It follows a rich, spoiled man who loses his memory after falling off his yacht. A single mother, who he wasn’t very nice to before, pretends he’s her husband as a way to get back at him and get help around the house. As he adjusts to a simpler, working-class life, he finally learns the importance of family and putting in effort. Eugenio Derbez and Anna Faris star in the movie.

‘Homefront’ (2013)

A retired DEA agent, haunted by a tragic past, seeks a peaceful life in a small town with his daughter. But his quiet existence is shattered when he clashes with a dangerous local drug lord who uncovers his secret history. Now, he must use his skills to defend his family and the town from a rising criminal menace. The movie is written by Sylvester Stallone and stars Jason Statham.

‘The Investigation of Lucy Letby’ (2025)

This documentary investigates the case of a British nurse found guilty of harming babies in a hospital’s neonatal unit. Using old footage, court records, and interviews with experts, the film reconstructs how the police began their investigation. It also looks at problems within the hospital system and the intense public interest surrounding the trial. The documentary offers a close examination of the evidence and the long-term effects on the families affected.

‘How to Train Your Dragon’ (2025)

In a fantastical Viking setting, a teenage boy named Hiccup dreams of becoming a dragon slayer, just like everyone in his tribe. But when he captures a rare Night Fury dragon, he realizes he can’t bring himself to kill it. Instead, he becomes friends with the dragon, and learns that dragons and humans can live together peacefully. This challenges everything his village – and his father – have always believed. The animated film, from DreamWorks, was celebrated for its beautiful visuals and heartfelt story.

‘Joe’s College Road Trip’ (2026)

‘Joe’s College Road Trip’ is a funny and upbeat movie about a student’s wild journey to college. Along the way, Joe faces a bunch of unexpected problems and detours that challenge him as he starts to become an adult. The film is all about the friendships he makes and the lessons he learns during this big life change – it’s a lighthearted look at the traditional experience of heading off to college in America.

2026-02-18 20:46