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From stunning animated masterpieces to sweeping fantasy films and moving dramas, here's where you can watch the best films of the 21st century.

Although some hardened cinephiles may argue that the true film masterpieces exist primarily in the movies of the 20th century, the past two decades have brought with them enduring cinema staples that arguably earned their place among the very best in the genre. With directors of the prestigious “New Hollywood” film-making movement of the ’60s and ’70s still alive and creating as good of work as ever, alongside modern and older auteurs and up-and-comers around the world carving their own distinct paths in the film industry, there is enough groundwork laid out between 2000 and 2020 to d...

Directed by Emerald Fennell and produced by none other than Margot Robbie, this is a film that explores the lines of consent. It's an entertaining and gripping telling of a young woman played by Carrie Mulligan who has her own way of dealing with the men who attempt to take advantage of vulnerable and intoxicated women. Release date: January 1 2021 Where to watch: in cinemas   Francis McDormand at her finest. Directed by Chloe Zhao, it's a story about a woman experiencing homelessness and the subsequent difficulties in finding employment and safety. It leads her to meeting a community of nom...

The 50 Best Movies of the 21st Century and Where to Stream Them By Brianna Zigler, Stacker News On 1/22/21 at 8:00 PM EST Although some hardened cinephiles may argue that the true film masterpieces exist primarily in the movies of the 20th century, the past two decades have brought with them enduring cinema staples that arguably earned their place among the very best in the genre. With directors of the prestigious "New Hollywood" filmmaking movement of the '60s and '70s still alive and creating as good of work as ever, alongside modern and older auteurs and up-and-comers around the world c...

Cut Throat City, the “ambitious, messy, sprawling and bullet-riddled crime epic” (Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times), set in the Crescent City, has topped the Netflix charts hours after its debut on Netflix. The film, the third effort from recording artist, composer and rapper RZA, was released last summer to critical and audience acclaim and is mounting a dark horse, renegade #FYC Awards campaign to support the Netflix streaming of the film. Opening on a gritty graphic novel animation, Cut Throat City finds four boyhood friends return to NOLA’s Lower Ninth Ward in the afterma...