The 10 most highly-rated films on Netflix
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The 10 most highly-rated films on Netflix

Checking the score of a film on Rotten Tomatoes before diving into it has become an involuntary response for a lot of us. More often than not, the Tomatometer saves us from indulging in trashy films and helps us handpick good ones that we might genuinely enjoy. 

Netflix has been releasing a lot of Original content over the years, ranging from films and documentaries to series and reality shows that have all garnered their respective fan following. In 2021, the streamer saw monumental success with many of its releases topping charts and winning public favour. 

Nearly a decade after reigning supreme among the list of streaming services, it became an indispensable part of our existence, especially during the coronavirus pandemic that forced us into the confines of our homes. Netflix became our undisputed best friend, offering solace in the darkest of times. 

In 2021, Netflix released a lot of Original films that have garnered massive acclaim. From Jane Campion’s The Power of the Dog, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and based on Thomas Savage’s eponymous novel, which showed toxic masculinity and homophobic mentality in 1920s Montana ranch, to films like Lin-Manuel Miranda’s tick, tick…boom! starring Andrew Garfield based on the life of the iconic legend Jonathan Larson, the streaming service has released a host of brilliant films over this year that has grabbed our unhinged attention. 

With 2022 just a few hours away, take a look at the list of Netflix films with the highest rating on Rotten Tomatoes and check them out before the year comes to an end! 

The most highly-rated films on Netflix

  • 7 Prisoners Alexander Moratto 
  • The Power of the Dog – Jane Campion   
  • My Octopus Teacher – Pippa Ehrlich, James Reed   
  • Passing – Rebecca Hall 
  • tick, tick…boom! – Lin-Manuel Miranda   
  • The Fear Street Trilogy – Leigh Janiak   
  • Oxygen – Alexandre Aja   
  • The Harder They Fall – Jeymes Samuel   
  • I Care A Lot – J Blakeson   
  • The Guilty – Antoine Fuqua