Top 42 Best Nicole Kidman Movies On Amazon Prime In 2023 [Ranked]

 

Nicole Kidman is an American-Australian actress and producer who is known for her work in different film and television production genres. She is also ranked among some of the highest-paid actresses and the recipient of several accolades, such as multiple Golden Globes, an Academy Award and two Primetime Emmys.

 

Kidman started her career in Australia with Bush Christmas and BMX Bandits with her breakthrough role coming in Dead Calm.

 

She is named by New York Times as one of the greatest actors of the 21st century and Time magazine has included her in its list of 100 most influential people in the world.

 

If you'd like to know what sets Nicole Kidman apart from her contemporaries, then our list of some of her best films available on Amazon Prime ought to help.

 

 

1. The Northman (2022)

 

 

Bankrolled by New Regency Productions and helmed by Robert Eggers, The Northman is an action-adventure that hit the screens in 2022.

 

Prince Amleth, his mind heavy with hate and vengeance, heads to Iceland to visit justice on the man who killed his father, King Aurvandill War-Raven, in cold blood and claimed his mother for himself.

 

His bloody quest leaves a trail of death as he gets closer to his goal, after which he aims to reclaim the kingdom that is his by right. The Northman soon becomes a force to be feared.

 

But where his adversaries fail to defeat him, what he loves most might end up destroying everything he believes to be true.

 

 

 

2. The Others (2001)

 

 

The Others has a screenplay that is widely considered to be iconic among movie critics and fans alike; primarily because of its tight structuring and inclusion of impressive and relatable characters.

 

Expectedly, Alejandro Amenábar's narrative and execution of the same helped him win Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA, ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards, and ASECAN.

 

In post-World War II Jersey, Grace Stewart hires three new servants, including a mute girl named Lydia, to help care for her children with a mysterious disease. Strange events begin to occur in the remote country house, leading Grace to fear the presence of unknown "others."

 

As the supernatural occurrences escalate, Grace discovers a shocking truth about her own fate and that of her family and servants.

 

 

 

3. Paddington (2014)

 

 

Paul King, Hamish McColl, Paul King, and Michael Bond’s screenplay in Paddington is so amusing and engaging that it seems to come along once in a blue moon. Needless to say, this adventure-comedy feature is one that most fans of the genre must include in their watchlist.

 

A young bear who can talk and walk. He embarks on an adventure through the jungles of Peru to London, where he is adopted as a member of the Brown family, who name him Paddington.

 

As Paddington embarks on an adventure to find the explorer who had met his aunt and uncle years ago and had promised them shelter in London, he experiences life and hardships like never before. But along the way, he also finds himself a forever home.

 

 

 

4. Lion (2016)

 

 

Lion thrives on its eye-pleasing visuals courtesy of cinematographer Greig Fraser's efforts, who seems to have done his best to bring the motion picture and its vivid locations to life on celluloid.

 

This biography-drama movie, released in 2016, stars Dev Patel, Nicole Kidman, and Rooney Mara in significant roles.

 

An Australian couple has adopted a five-year-old Indian boy, Saroo, who drifted away from his home and travelled hundreds of kilometres alone. After 25 years, he sets out to find his lost family.

 

He embarks on an unforgettable journey using the help of Google Maps, making him remember all the childhood memories he once shared with his mother and siblings. Let's see how close he gets to his family on this journey.

 

 

 

5. The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017)

 

 

The Killing of a Sacred Deer is a drama-horror which has been helmed for the screen by Yorgos Lanthimos.

 

Toplined by actors such as Barry G. Bernson, Herb Caillouet, and Bill Camp (main characters), the film was released in 2017 with a runtime of 2 hours and 1 min.

 

Dr Steven Murphy is a renowned cardiac surgeon who is living a happy life with his wife and two kids. Steven meets Martin, a fatherless teen. Martin insinuates himself slowly into the Doctor's life in disturbing ways.

 

Soon, the full scope of Martin's intentions becomes horrifyingly clear when he confronts Steven about a long-forgotten crime. Which will shatter his domestic bliss forever.

 

 

 

6. Eyes Wide Shut (1999)

 

 

Headlined by Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, and Todd Field, Eyes Wide Shut is a drama-mystery that hit the screens in 1999.

 

Stanley Kubrick brought the story to life with the help of competent crew members such as Stanley Kubrick, and Frederic Raphael (screenplay), Larry Smith (cinematography), and many others.

 

Dr Bill, his wife, Alice, and their seven-year-old daughter are from an upper-middle-class family. After an annual Christmas party, Alice strikes up a conversation with Bill regarding their sex life and, in particular, their sexual encounters outside marriage.

 

After talking about their fantasies, Bill finds himself seeking different opportunities. He learns from his friend about a private, invite-only sex party which Bill somehow manages to infiltrate. However, the events leading from there arrive to unexpected consequences.

 

 

 

7. Happy Feet (2006)

 

 

With a budget of $100,000,000, this blockbuster film raked in an impressive $384,336,108 at the box office. Directed by George Miller, Warren Coleman, and Judy Morris and featuring a star-studded cast including Elijah Wood, Brittany Murphy, and Hugh Jackman, this movie is a must-watch for all movie fans.

 

Emperor penguins attract mates by singing a unique 'heart song.' When a male penguin's heart song matches that of the female's song, the two of them mate. When Norma Jean and Memphis mate, they lay an egg that Memphis cares for, as Norma Jean leaves to fish with the other females.

 

The harsh winters lead Memphis to accidentally drop the egg. This leads their son Mumble, to not have the ability to sing but instead be born with the unusual ability to tap dance!

 

 

 

8. Boy Erased (2018)

 

 

Starring Lucas Hedges, Nicole Kidman, and Joel Edgerton, Boy Erased tells a familiar story with a competent script and direction. While not a standout in any particular area, it provides a solid movie-going experience.

 

Jared is the son of a Baptist preacher. Things get difficult for him when he is sent against his will to attend a church-sponsored gay conversion program, where his life slowly begins to spiral.

 

Boy Erased is the story of a boy trying to make himself a part of the family by choosing to sacrifice his existence for their sake, which eventually costs him dearly.

 

 

 

9. Bombshell (2019)

 

 

Actors Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, and Margot Robbie have delivered stellar performances in Bombshell. Thanks to them, the feature film was able to receive various nominations and wins, including Academy Awards, USA, BAFTA Awards, and AACTA International Awards.

 

The film Bombshell follows a true story of the strong and ambitious women who find themselves in the limelight after anchoring one of America's most powerful news networks. Kelly, Carlson, and Kayla, all three victims of sexual harassment at work, must come together with their truths to stand a chance against a system that predominantly has favoured men. Now it will be even more interesting to see who will win the battle.

 

 

 

10. The Railway Man (2013)

 

 

The Railway Man might not have been the most well-received biography-drama movie, but it still manages to hold its own. Directed by Jonathan Teplitzky and starring Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman, and Stellan Skarsgård, the movie has its fair share of flaws, but it's still worth a watch.

 

A British Army officer is imprisoned as a prisoner of war in a Japanese labour camp during World War II and tortured. He and his comrades are eventually rescued by the British Army. Thirty years later, he still suffers from the psychological trauma of his wartime experiences and learns that one of the people responsible for his treatment is still alive.

 

He decides to set out and confront him the same way he'd been interrogated years before. However, this desire for revenge soon brings out the traumatic after-effects of a generation brainwashed into believing why it was necessary.

 

 

 

11. The Family Fang (2015)

 

 

Bankrolled by Aggregate Films and helmed by Jason Bateman, The Family Fang is a comedy-drama that hit the screens in 2015.

 

Annie and Baxter are the children of controversial parents' conceptual and macabre performances. They have never gotten over how their parents used them in their gory performances.

 

Now adults, they often blame their parents for the issues in their lives. However, when the police inform them of their disappearance, Baxter and Annie's world tumbles. Despite contrasting viewpoints on the disappearance, the siblings decide to go and look for their parents themselves.

 

 

 

12. The Interpreter (2005)

 

 

Featuring Nicole Kidman, Sean Penn, and Catherine Keener in the lead, The Interpreter is a crime-mystery movie that was released in 2005. It comprises a talented team of crew members Sydney Pollack (director), Charles Randolph, Scott Frank, and Steven Zaillian (screenplay), Darius Khondji (cinematography), and others.

 

The motion picture received a score of 6.4 on IMDb, while it received 62 out of 100 on Metacritic.

 

Federal agent Tobin Keller is looking after U. N. interpreter Silvia when she overhears a conversation about the death of an African head of state. With Silvia's life turning upside down and becoming the target, Tobin has to keep her safe.

 

But, as Tobin learns more about Silvia, he finds her a prospective contributor to the conspiracy. However, with dangers surrounding them, Silvia and Tobin have only each other and would need each other's expertise to take control of the situation.

 

 

 

13. Margot at the Wedding (2007)

 

 

Margot at the Wedding is a comedy-drama which has been helmed for the screen by Noah Baumbach.

 

Toplined by actors such as Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Flora Cross (main characters), the film was released in 2007 with a runtime of 1 hour and 31 min.

 

The story explores the complex and often-troubled relationship between two sisters, Margot and Pauline. Margot, a successful but self-absorbed writer, arrives on Long Island to visit her sister on the eve of her wedding to an unsuccessful musician, Malcolm.

 

The weekend is filled with tension and secrets as Margot disapproves of Pauline's choices, and Pauline resents Margot for using her life as inspiration for her writing. The sisters' unresolved issues come to a head in a series of confrontations, leading to a dramatic climax that forces both of them to re-evaluate their relationships and themselves.

 

 

 

14. Being the Ricardos (2021)

 

 

Actors Nicole Kidman, Javier Bardem, and J.K. Simmons have delivered stellar performances in Being the Ricardos. Thanks to them, the feature film was able to receive various nominations and wins, including AACTA International Awards, AARP Movies for Grownups Awards, and ACCEC Awards.

 

This biopic tracks the life moments, professional accomplishments, and marital challenges experienced by two of television's most iconic artists and personalities, namely Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz.

 

From covering fan-loved moments in and around the legendary "I Love Lucy" show to capturing numerous personal and tragic elements in Lucy and Desi's lives, the biopic dramatizes much about the rise and fall of this legendary married couple. This includes their political trysts with the Communist scare that unravelled during yesteryear Hollywood.

 

 

 

15. Destroyer (2018)

 

 

Destroyer is an average action-crime movie with some good moments. The performances by Nicole Kidman, Toby Kebbell, and Tatiana Maslany are competent, but the screenplay by Phil Hay, and Matt Manfredi could have been tighter.

 

When Erin Bell was a young police officer, she was given an undercover assignment. But that assignment ended badly and Erin's life was left completely destroyed.

 

Years later, Erin reunites with the people from the same undercover assignment to make peace and start a new journey of action, justice, and friendship. Only time will as to whether things will end better for her this time around.

 

 

 

16. Aquaman (2018)

 

 

The success of Aquaman at the box office is a testament to its brilliance. With a staggering $1,148,528,393 gross, this movie is a must-see for all movie lovers.

 

Directed by James Wan and featuring an incredible cast led by Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, and Willem Dafoe, it is no surprise that it was so well-received by audiences.

 

Arthur Curry, born on the shores of the sea, is of half-human (from his humble lighthouse keeper father) and half-Atlantean descent (from his Queen of Atlantis mother), thereby making him the rightful heir of the kingdom of Atlantis.

 

However, he soon finds out that Atlantis is being ruled by his evil half-brother Orm, who plans on uniting the seven underwater kingdoms to wage a united war on the surface.

 

To prevent this catastrophe from happening, Arthur must realise his true potential as Aquaman and with the help of Mera and Nuidis Vulko save Atlantis and the surface, from Orm's evil plans.

 

 

 

17. Genius (2016)

 

 

Genius is a biography-drama film that has been helmed for the screen by Michael Grandage. It features actors Colin Firth, Jude Law, and Nicole Kidman in pivotal roles. The motion picture was released in 2016 with a 1 hour and 44 min runtime.

 

Maxwell Perkins, the Successful editor at Scribner's, known for discovering F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway, reads a draft of a novel by Thomas Wolfe. Struck by the content, he decides to collaborate and publish the author's work.

 

The book proves to be a commercial success, leading to a strong bond between Perkins and Wolfe. Meanwhile, Wolfe's relationship with a married woman, twenty years his senior is also tested after the novel is published.

 

 

 

18. Days of Thunder (1990)

 

 

Starring Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, and Robert Duvall, Days of Thunder is your run-of-the-mill action-drama that hit the screens in 1990. The film's screenplay was written by Robert Towne and it was made under the direction of Tony Scott. It opened to mixed reviews from critics and failed to gain widespread recognition.

 

Young racer Cole Trickle has years of experience in open-wheel racing, winning championships with the World of Outlaws. He sets his sights on the Indianapolis 500, and Chevrolet dealership tycoon recruits him to race for his team in the NASCAR Cup series.

 

Former crew chief and car builder Harry Hogge is brought in to lead Cole's pit crew. While Cole struggles to adjust to NASCAR terminology, a budding rivalry between him and dirty driver Rowdy Burns complicates matters further.

 

 

 

19. The Human Stain (2003)

 

 

The Human Stain is a decent movie that didn't quite live up to its potential. Starring Anthony Hopkins, Nicole Kidman, and Ed Harris and directed by Robert Benton, the movie had its moments but ultimately failed to impress critics or audiences when it was released in 2003.

 

Writer Nathan Zuckerman settles at a lakeside cabin after his second divorce and battle with prostate cancer. His reclusive life is interrupted by Coleman Silk, a former dean who was forced to resign after being accused of being racist.

 

Coleman's wife dies following the scandal and he wishes to avenge the loss of his wife and career by writing a book. The project gets placed on the backburner after Coleman starts an affair with Faunia Farley, a younger semi-literate woman. However, this association soon forces Coleman to deal with a shocking secret of his life that he's kept hidden for years.

 

 

 

20. The Upside (2017)

 

 

With a budget of $37,500,000, this blockbuster film raked in an impressive $125,856,180 at the box office. Directed by Neil Burger and featuring a star-studded cast including Kevin Hart, Bryan Cranston, and Nicole Kidman, this movie is a must-watch for all movie fans.

 

Philip is a wealthy quadriplegic who needs a caretaker to help him with his day-to-day routine in his New York penthouse. He decides to hire Dell, a struggling parolee.

 

Despite coming from two different worlds, an unlikely friendship begins to blossom between the two. Will both Philip and Dell become the guiding light in each other's lives and help find their true purposes?

 

 

 

21. Far and Away (1992)

 

 

Far and Away is a decent movie that didn't quite live up to its potential. Starring Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, and Thomas Gibson and directed by Ron Howard, the movie had its moments but ultimately failed to impress critics or audiences when it was released in 1992.

 

Joseph runs away with Shannon to Oklahoma, which is giving land away for free. The duo land into one misfortunate after another. They find a job and room to rent where Joseph does bare-knuckle boxing, and Shannon goes dancing burlesque.

 

When they get into trouble with the boss of their establishment, Joseph and Shannon have to flee, and Shannon gets hurt. Joseph decides to leave her in the care of the home they're staying in despite his feelings for her.

 

 

 

22. Birth (2004)

 

 

Birth is one of those movies that never quite found its footing, despite a talented cast and crew. Directed by Jonathan Glazer, and starring Nicole Kidman, Cameron Bright, and Lauren Bacall, the movie failed to make an impression with critics or audiences when it was released in 2004.

 

Sean and Anna were a happy couple until Sean died suddenly while jogging. Ten years later, Anna is engaged to Joseph, but things get complicated when a young boy claims to be the reincarnation of Sean.

 

Anna is initially dismissive, but as the boy continues to insist on his story and even provides intimate details of their past life together, Anna becomes convinced.

 

However, when the boy brings a backpack full of love letters to Anna that were meant for Sean's former lover, Clara, the truth comes out, and Anna realizes that the boy is not Sean after all.

 

 

 

23. Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus (2006)

 

 

Looking for a movie to watch? Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus could be a good option. With a runtime of 2 hours and 2 min and released in 2006, it stars Nicole Kidman, Robert Downey Jr., and Ty Burrell and was directed by Steven Shainberg.

 

Aristocratic Diane Arbus is frustrated and lonely, living in a conventional marriage. Her husband is a photographer and she works as his assistant. 

 

When Lionel Sweeney with hypertrichosis moves into their upper floor, she feels a strong sense of attraction for him and is soon introduced to a world of freaks and marginalised.

 

 

 

24. The Golden Compass (2007)

 

 

Helmed for the screen by Chris Weitz, The Golden Compass is an adventure-family that hit the screens in 2007.

 

Its crew members include Chris Weitz (screenplay), Henry Braham (cinematography), and Ruth Myers (costume), among others. The full-length feature was able to amass over $372,234,864 at the box office and received Academy Awards, USA, BAFTA Awards, and Art Directors Guild.

 

Lyra Belaqua, a young orphan, is living and getting her education at Oxford's Jordan College. When her best friend, Roger, gets kidnapped by evil gobblers, Lyra finds herself on a dangerous journey to have her friend back.

 

She receives aid from her uncle, a witch, an armoured bear named Iorek Byrnison and is given a magical golden compass that reveals the truth. Lyra would need all the help she could get to win a brutal battle.

 

 

 

25. Birthday Girl (2001)

 

 

Birthday Girl might not have been the most well-received comedy-crime movie, but it still manages to hold its own. Directed by Jez Butterworth and starring Nicole Kidman, Vincent Cassel, and Ben Chaplin, the movie has its fair share of flaws, but it's still worth a watch.

 

John Buckingham is an introverted bank clerk who orders a mail-order bride, Nadia from Russia. He is uncomfortably shy while she's sexually bold. Despite her inability to speak English and his inability to speak Russian, they bond.

 

Sometime later, a man named Yuri, whom she introduces as her cousin and his friend Alexei show up and hold Nadia hostage while demanding a ransom from John. Having grown attached to Nadia, John is forced to steal from the bank he's served in for years. However, John is unaware of what he's being set up for and is set to have his world turn upside down.

 

 

 

26. Practical Magic (1998)

 

 

Practical Magic is one of those movies that never quite found its footing, despite a talented cast and crew. Directed by Griffin Dunne, and starring Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, and Stockard Channing, the movie failed to make an impression with critics or audiences when it was released in 1998.

 

Witch sisters Sally and Gillian Owens are raised by two of their eccentric aunts after the death of their parents. Both sisters are well aware that they're quite different from those around them, having been taught practical magic at a very young age.

 

Despite all these teachings, they're still stuck in the stringent Owen family curse that dooms any man that the Owen women fall in love with to ultimate death. Can the sisters break this curse and other such prejudices and choose to live life as they want?

 

 

 

27. Secret in Their Eyes (2015)

 

 

Despite receiving mixed reviews from critics, Secret in Their Eyes still manages to be a movie that's worth watching. The film features a talented cast led by Chiwetel Ejiofor, Nicole Kidman, and Julia Roberts and direction by Billy Ray, and while it may not be perfect, it still has plenty of redeeming qualities.

 

A detective named Ray is working hard on a case to find the truth about who raped and murdered Carolyn, his friend Jess's daughter.

 

Despite a long wait of thirteen years, he's finally able to uncover the culprit, the district attorney refuses to reopen the case. Ray decides to take justice into his own hands, unaware that this will soon lead to a shocking and unexpected discovery.

 

 

 

28. BMX Bandits (1983)

 

 

Featuring David Argue, John Ley, and Nicole Kidman in the lead, BMX Bandits is an adventure-crime movie that was released in 1983. It comprises a talented team of crew members Brian Trenchard-Smith (director), Russell Hagg (screenplay), John Seale (cinematography), and others.

 

The motion picture received a score of 5.4 on IMDb, while it received 53 out of 100 on Metacritic.

 

Three BMX enthusiasts, P.J., Goose and Judy, find a stack of walkie-talkies. The teenagers decide to sell the walkie-talkies and make some quick cash.

 

However, unbeknownst to them, the walkie-talkies belong to a group of hardened criminals who need them for their next assignment and would do anything to get them back.

 

 

 

29. How to Talk to Girls at Parties (2017)

 

 

Headlined by Elle Fanning, Alex Sharp, and Nicole Kidman, How to Talk to Girls at Parties is a comedy-music that hit the screens in 2017.

 

John Cameron Mitchell brought the story to life with the help of competent crew members such as Philippa Goslett, and John Cameron Mitchell (screenplay), Frank G. DeMarco (cinematography), and many others.

 

It's 1977 and Enn, a shy teenage boy, accidentally stumbles upon an alien teen party and falls in love with an alien girl, Zane. Away from his group Enn meets new people there and both he and the humanoid alien Zane face several unexpected challenges.

 

However, what are the challenges they face, how they'll affect their worlds and if they'll find a solution to them; is worth finding out.

 

 

 

30. Batman Forever (1995)

 

 

Bankrolled by Warner Bros., Batman Forever is an action-adventure starring Val Kilmer, Tommy Lee Jones, and Jim Carrey in prominent roles.

 

Helmed by Joel Schumacher, the motion picture became a box-office success as it amassed $184,069,126 in the United States of America and Canada. Its worldwide total was $336,567,158 against a production budget of $100,000,000.

 

Gotham City's vigilante Batman realises he has to protect the city from two villains; Two-Face and the Riddler. While Two-Face is former District Attorney Harvey Dent with a split personality, Riddler is Edward Nygma, a psychotic ex-employee of Wayne Enterprises, bent on revenge for having his project turned down by Wayne.

 

As the two decide to join forces to put their evil plans into action, Batman has a new sidekick in Robin and a new love interest, psychiatrist Dr Chase Meridian to deal with as well. 

 

 

 

31. The Goldfinch (2019)

 

 

The Goldfinch premiered in theatres in 2019. Directed by John Crowley, this movie features Oakes Fegley, Ansel Elgort, and Nicole Kidman in the lead. If you have a particular liking for drama movies, then you can try this title.

 

The Goldfinch received a score of 6.4 on IMDb and 40 on Metacritic.

 

Young Theo's mother is killed in a bombing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. In the aftermath, a dying man urges him to take the painting, 'The Goldfinch', and his engraved ring. Theo is soon placed in the foster care family of his best friend.

 

Meanwhile, a series of events introduces Theo to the world of alcohol and drugs and gets involved in the business of selling restored antiques, which are in reality real forgeries. However, his wrong work soon catches up with him.

 

 

 

32. Before I Go to Sleep (2014)

 

 

Starring Nicole Kidman, Colin Firth, and Mark Strong, Before I Go to Sleep is your run-of-the-mill drama-mystery that hit the screens in 2014. The film's screenplay was written by Rowan Joffe, and S.J. Watson and it was made under the direction of Rowan Joffe. It opened to mixed reviews from critics and failed to gain widespread recognition.

 

Christine Lucas wakes up next to a man she doesn't recognise. He tells her that he's her husband Ben and she's suffered severe brain damage in a car accident ten years ago, leading to a loss of memory.

 

However, as she slowly begins to recollect bits and pieces of her memory, she realises the person claiming to be her husband, Ben, isn't who he claims to be. As more and more terrifying truths come to the fore, Christine is left questioning everyone around her.

 

 

 

33. The Peacemaker (1997)

 

 

Despite receiving mixed reviews from critics, The Peacemaker still manages to be a movie that's worth watching. The film features a talented cast led by George Clooney, Nicole Kidman, and Marcel Iures and direction by Mimi Leder, and while it may not be perfect, it still has plenty of redeeming qualities.

 

Russian Army General Aleksandr Kodoroff leads a conspiracy of looting a train carrying nuclear warheads. US Army Ranger Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Devoe realises what's happened and uncovers the plot happening behind Kremlin's back. 

 

He urgently seeks to find the bombs and gets assistance from expert analyst Dr Julia Kelly. They cross over to Europe and trail the covert operation, hoping to stop the terrorists from unleashing a catastrophe.

 

 

 

34. The Paperboy (2012)

 

 

The Paperboy is a competent, if unremarkable, entry in the crime-drama genre. The cast and direction are serviceable, but the predictable plot and lack of surprises may leave some viewers underwhelmed.

 

Ward Jansen, an idealistic investigative reporter, returns to his hometown to investigate the murder of a violent local sheriff, for which Hillary Van Wetter, a swamp-dwelling alligator hunter and small-time criminal, is on death row.

 

Ward and Yardley Acheman, his colleague, intend on helping to exonerate him. Meanwhile, Ward's younger brother Jack also helps them as their driver. As Van Wetter's girlfriend too begins to rally for his innocence, Jack begins to fall for her.

 

As Ward and Yardley dig deeper into the investigation, deep-seated racial and acceptance issues crop up, posing serious consequences for all involved.

 

 

 

35. Just Go with It (2011)

 

 

Looking for a movie to watch? Just Go with It could be a good option. With a runtime of 1 hour and 57 min and released in 2011, it stars Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston, and Brooklyn Decker and was directed by Dennis Dugan.

 

A love triangle unfolds between a successful plastic surgeon, his office manager, and a young math teacher, all set against the backdrop of a wild and comical Hawaiian adventure. When Danny meets Palmer and lies about his marital status, he enlists the help of Katherine to pose as his soon-to-be ex-wife.

 

But as they embark on a journey to Hawaii, with Danny's bumbling cousin in tow, Danny and Katherine find themselves falling for each other, just as Palmer starts to suspect the truth.

 

 

 

36. Queen of the Desert (2015)

 

 

Queen of the Desert is an adventure-biography film that has been helmed for the screen by Werner Herzog. It features actors Nicole Kidman, James Franco, and Robert Pattinson in pivotal roles. The motion picture was released in 2015 with a 2 hours and 8 min runtime.

 

Gertrude Bell has several feathers on her hat. She was a traveller, spy, political officer, and as well as English writer during the beginning of the twentieth century. On her journey, she meets well-known and dynamic personalities who present their views in front of her and, at the same time, listen to her strong opinions. Gertrude faces many conflicts and challenges during her journey to the Middle East to protect her ancestral land.

 

 

 

37. Strangerland (2015)

 

 

Strangerland premiered in theatres in 2015. Directed by Kim Farrant, this movie features Nicole Kidman, Joseph Fiennes, and Hugo Weaving in the lead. If you have a particular liking for drama-mystery movies, then you can try this title.

 

Strangerland received a score of 5.2 on IMDb and 42 on Metacritic.

 

Catherine and Matthew Parker move with their children Lily and Tom to the remote Australian town of Nathgari. The children often wander around town when unable to sleep at night, much to the discomfort of their parents.

 

However, when the children mysteriously go missing as a dust storm is forecast to hit the town, old would and disturbing rumours from the past resurface.

 

 

 

38. Trespass (2011)

 

 

Trespass is a competent, if unremarkable, entry in the crime-drama genre. The cast and direction are serviceable, but the predictable plot and lack of surprises may leave some viewers underwhelmed.

 

Diamond dealer Kyle Miller has a dysfunctional family consisting of his wife and daughter. While Avery detests her parents and does as she pleases, Sarah yearns more from her marriage and Kyle holds hidden aversions for his wife.

 

When their house is suddenly invaded by a gang of robbers masquerading as police looking to find large amounts of cash and diamonds hidden in the house how does Kyle manage the situation? Meanwhile, surprising secrets riddled with guilt and deception begin to tumble out too.

 

 

 

39. Grace of Monaco (2014)

 

 

Helmed for the screen by Olivier Dahan, Grace of Monaco is a biography-drama that hit the screens in 2014.

 

Its crew members include Arash Amel (screenplay), Eric Gautier (cinematography), and Gigi Lepage (costume), among others. The full-length feature was able to amass over $27,515,247 at the box office and received Yoga Awards.

 

This is the story of the famous former Hollywood star Grace Kelly and her marriage and identity crisis. During a political dispute between Prince Rainier III of Monaco and Charles de Gaulle of France, she had to decide whether to return to Hollywood or do her duty as the princess.

 

What Grace faced on her journey from the Hollywood limelight to becoming the Princess of Monaco is shown in this film.

 

 

 

40. Bush Christmas (1983)

 

 

Despite its potential, Bush Christmas never quite managed to live up to expectations. The film was directed by Henri Safran and featured a talented cast, including John Ewart, John Howard, and Mark Spain, but it failed to impress critics or moviegoers. Despite a few good moments, the movie ultimately fell flat and failed to make an impact.

 

In the Australian outback, the Thompson family are hoping their horse Prince will be able to win the New Year's Cup, and they'll be able to use the money from the winnings to keep their farm from foreclosure.

 

However, when two struggling lowlifes learn of the horse, they steal it and escape to the nearby mountain ranges. With the thieves having sabotaged all forms of transportation and communication, the Thompson children saddle up their horses and go after the crooks.

 

 

 

41. Emerald City (1988)

 

 

Released in 1988, Emerald City was a movie that just didn't quite hit the mark. Despite the talented cast, including John Hargreaves, Robyn Nevin, and Chris Haywood, and direction by Michael Jenkins, the film was unable to connect with audiences and failed to generate much buzz or recognition.

 

Colin is a principled screenwriter while his wife Kate is the editor for a publishing house. The couple relocates from hot and humid Melbourne to ruthless Sydney and is soon lured by the big city's bright lights.

 

Colin is acquainted with Mike, a hack but resourceful screenwriter who harbours commercial ambitions and strikes a partnership with him. He also instantly takes a liking for Mike's attractive girlfriend Helen. Meanwhile, Kate begins working on a book on social causes and starts losing sight of her ideals in the world of hustlers and cynics.

 

 

 

42. Windrider (1986)

 

 

Windrider is a movie that didn't make much of a splash when it was released in 1986. Despite having a talented Vincent Monton at the helm and a cast that includes Tom Burlinson, Nicole Kidman, and Jill Perryman, the movie failed to generate much buzz.

 

Reviews were mixed, with some praising the story and others finding it lacking. The IMDb rating is only average, with many viewers expressing disappointment in the film.

 

Stewart 'P.C.' Simpson resides in a majestic beachfront house and is an enthusiastic windsurfer who indulges in his passion daily. His wealthy father faults P.C.'s inconsistency while working within his business but also appreciates his remarkable abilities on the waves.

 

P.C. takes the help of his father's company's engineer to develop a high-tech sailboard for an upcoming world windsurfing championship. Meanwhile, he starts a budding romance with Jade, a rock singer. As the relationship bloom, sports, friends, and everything else goes in the backseat.