Netflix’s sprawling library means many great films get overlooked—so this curated list highlights seven underrated movies from the service you may not yet have seen. Among them:

• Blackhat (2015) – A smart cyber‑thriller starring Chris Hemsworth that blends espionage and hacking in a Globally scaled drama. Known for its taut pacing and complex moral themes.

• Steve Jobs (2015) – Michael Fassbender delivers a gripping portrayal of Apple’s co‑founder in this backstage biopic, which combines emotional tension with intellectual vigor.

• Captain Fantastic (2016) – A heartfelt drama/comedy following a father's unconventional upbringing of his kids in the wilderness, challenged by real‑world realities when tragedy strikes.

• The Florida Project (2017) – A raw, colourful slice of life seen through a child’s eyes, set against a backdrop of poverty and dreams near Disney World.

• Passing (2021) – A richly textured drama exploring identity, race, and ambition in 1920s Harlem, anchored by standout performances from Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga.

• The Beautiful Game – A moving underdog sports drama based on the Homeless World Cup, filled with heart and strong ensemble work, including Bill Nighy and Michael Ward.

• His Three Daughters – A quietly intense family drama with Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne, and Elizabeth Olsen portraying estranged sisters confronting grief and legacy.

These titles span genres—from social drama to intelligent thrillers—and offer substance beyond Netflix’s usual buzz. Whether you're craving emotional depth, real‑world stories, or character‑driven plots, these hidden gems deserve your attention.