With loads of movies and series releasing on Indian OTT platforms every month, it becomes a tricky task to browse through all the platforms to shortlist films to watch for your weekend binge-fest. And in that list, there are some relatively older films also which you might have missed. For this article, we have compiled a list of five must-watch Hollywood thriller movies you can binge-watch on Netflix this weekend.
The Talented Mr. Ripley, 1999 (Streaming on Netflix)
The psychological thriller movie set in 1950s New York follows the story of an underachieving man Tom Ripley, who is tasked with an assignment to bring back the rich spoilt brat from Italy. But the story takes a serious turn when the conman Ripley decides to take extreme measures to protect his lies.
The Pledge, 2001 (Streaming on Netflix)
Helmed by Sean Penn, the slow-burning investigative thriller movie follows the story of a just retired cop Jerry Black (Jack Nicholson), who makes a promise to the mother of a murdered young girl that he will catch the killer.
The International, 2009 (Streaming on Netflix)
The underrated action thriller movie features Clive Owen as an Interpol agent, who teams up with a prosecutor (Naomi Watts) to expose and stop a powerful and dangerous financial institution and their nexus with an international arms network.
Gone Girl, 2014 (Streaming on Netflix)
When former writer Nick Dunne (Ben Affleck) loses his job due to recession, he moves to his hometown, a decision which his wife (Rosamund Pike) resents. One day, when Nick returns home, he finds his wife missing and reports to the cops. Evidence suggests a possible murder and Nick becomes the prime suspect.
El Camino, 2019 (Streaming on Netflix)
Directed by ‘Breaking Bad’ creator Vince Gilligan, the film narrates the story of Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), who somehow survived the events of the action-packed and emotionally charged series finale. The sequel revolves around how the surviving protagonist of ‘Breaking Bad’ evades the police while dealing with his own past demons.