7 great movies you can watch on Netflix this weekend

It's officially the first weekend of summer, and we're here to help you with your binge-watching plans, in case you're the kind of person that prefers air conditioning to the heat.Every week, we comb through Netflix's selection to find you a handful of movies to watch over the weekend.We select a few that have come onto the service within the past week and mix in a couple of old favorites you might have missed.From rom-com "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" to indie hit "Tangerine," these are some awesome movies on Netflix that you can watch over the weekend.Here are seven movies on Netflix you should definitely check out or revisit (along with their Rotten Tomatoes scores and why you should watch):SEE ALSO:Netflix is releasing 6 original romantic comedy movies this summer, as part of its plan to boost the genre"Us & Them" (2018) ' a Netflix originalNetflix description:Two strangers meet on a train and form a bond that evolves over the years. After a separation, they reconnect and reflect on their love for each other.Critic score: N/AAudience score: N/AThis love story spans over a decade, and captures the evolution of a romantic relationship perfectly but in a unique, whimsical way."The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus" (2009)Netflix description:When a deal with the devil comes due, the immortalDoctor Parnassusmust renegotiate the pact to save his daughter and right the wrongs of his past. Critic score:64%Audience score: 60%This was Heath Ledger's last film. It also stars Andrew Garfield (before he was famous), Christopher Plummer, Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell, Jude Law, and Tom Waits. Imaginative but a bit messy narratively, this dark Terry Gilliam film perfectly represents his aesthetic, and is very reminiscent of his earlier work."Just Friends" (2005)Netflix description:Years after high school, a once-portly nice guy comes home for the holidays and reunites with a former crush he still has feelings for.Critic score:42%Audience score: 71%This slapstick comedy starring Ryan Reynolds turned him into the star he is because he carries the movie. It's slightly stupid, but just good enough that it's worth revisiting if you haven't seen it in a while.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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