Netflix & Chill: The Complete Archive (So Far)

Netflix & Chill: The Complete Archive (So Far)

Editor's Note: Please note that the count is slightly off in a few places because I'm bad at math and I can't count.

#1: Filth

#2: Save The Date

#3: Notting Hill

#4: Whiskey Tango Foxtrot

#5: Mr. Holmes

#6: Moonrise Kingdom

#7: Spectre

#8: Table 19

#9: The Big Short

#10: Doctor Strange

#11: What Happened, Miss Simone?

#12: Kubo and The Two Strings

#13: The BFG

#14: Gimme Danger

#15: The Secret Life of Pets

#16: The Bonds of Roger Moore, Part 1 

#17: War Machine

#18: Cars 3

#19: The Bonds of Roger Moore, Part 2

#20: Beauty and the Beast

#21: Jodorowsky's Dune

#22: Rogue One

#23: Cake

#24: For The Love of Spock

#25: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

#26: Burnt

#27: No Reservations

#28: Wonder Woman

#29: The Big Sick

#30: The Hunt for Red October

#31: The Right Stuff

#32: Arrival

#33: Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

#34: The Bonds of Timothy Dalton

#35: Silence

#36: Bright

#37: A Futile and Stupid Gesture

#38: The Cloverfield Paradox

#39: The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou

#40: Lincoln

#41: Coco

#42: Thor: Ragnarok

#43: Lost In Space

#44: Valerian and The City of A Thousand Planets

#45: Spider-Man Homecoming

#46: A Wrinkle In Time

#47: Black Panther

#48: The Death of Stalin

#49: The Last Jedi

#50: Molly's Game

#51: Justice League

#52: '89

#53: Deadpool 2

#54: Outlaw King

#55: Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them

#56: Sorry To Bother You

#57: Spiderman Into The Spiderverse

#58: Fyre Fraud/Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened

#59: Free Solo/The Dawn Wall

#60: Saving Mr. Banks

#61: Dune

#62: Ant-Man and The Wasp

#63: The Wandering Earth

#64: Vice

#65: Idiocracy

#66: Late Night

#67: The End of The Tour

#68: Booksmart

#69: The King

#70: The Irishman

#71: Frozen 2

#72: The Two Popes

#73: Some Like It Hot

#74: Last Christmas

#75: Sonic The Hedgehog

#76: Cold Case Hammarskjold

#77: I Still Believe

#78: The Willoughbys

#79: The Rise of Skywalker

#80: TRON

#81: The King of Staten Island

#82: Patriots Day 

#83: The Old Guard

#84: The Trip To Spain

#85: The Great Hack/The Social Dilemma

#86:The Booksellers/Sour Grapes

#87: The Hobbit Trilogy

#88: Olympus Has Fallen

#89: The Hundred-Foot Journey

#90: Soul

#91: I'm Your Woman

#92: I Care A Lot

#93: Raya and The Last Dragon

#94: Godzilla vs. Kong

#95: Zack Snyder's Justice League

#96: Broadcast News

#97-#98: The Suicide Squad(s)

#99: Dune (2021)

#100: The Complete Archive (So Far)

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