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With thousands of movies and series to choose from, I have narrowed down to the Best Netflix movies for 2019 in the Philippines.
Here is the list of Top 7 latest movies in Netflix:
1. OKJA – is a sci-fi movie released in 2017. It tells about the story South Korean girl Mija (An Seo Hyun) and her massive friend, Okja.
Mija attempts to rescue her super pig from the cruel hands of Mirando Corporation. The movie exquisitely showcased how humanity, because of greed, exploits animals for their advantage. It restores the faith that we can find a balance between human and the animal kingdom.
is a dark comedy genre that tells about the story of a caregiver (Paul Rudd) who looks after a guy with muscular dystrophy (Craig Roberts). As they travel across the country, the trip taught them lessons about life, hope, friendship, and love.
3. To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before
From the New York Bestselling Author Jenny Han, comes to the film adaptation of the book with the same title, this romantic comedy movie was released back in 2018. A nightmare turns real for Lara Jean Song Covey (Landa Candor) whose love letters were mailed to all the boys she has loved, all five of them. A movie worth watching, sending its viewers to a nostalgic feeling of love and romance.
A Chinese movie about a couple in a 10-year span from the time they met, fell in love, broke up and reunited once again. The characters Jianqing (Boran Jing) and Xiaoxiao (Dongyu Zhou) are truly relatable as they take you along to their journey of love, hope, and dreams as they face adversities of their life.
A feel-good movie that tells about the lives of two ex-lovers, played by Ali Wong and Randall Park, who has not spoken to each other for 15 years. One of those movies that enlighten your day with laughter and cheesiness through the witty plot and engaging leads.
An animated take on Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s classic novel with the same title. The story revolves around a girl who is being prepared to adult life by her mother. Then their neighbor broke this routine when he introduced the story of the Little Prince to the girl. The movie’s tagline says it all, “Growing up isn’t the problem… forgetting is.” It is a constant reminder to young and adult alike that what is truly essential is invisible to the naked eye.
The movie is set during the Philippine-American way about a Filipino general Antonio Luna (John Arcilla) and most brilliant heroes in Philippine history.
The story revolves around how he lead his countrymen towards the fight for freedom to the promised Philippine Revolution. This is a fresh take of the Philippines history as read from the historical books brilliantly depicted by great actors and well-written plot. A movie worth watching that induces patriotism and rekindling Filipino pride.
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