Went overboard last weekend? Too broke to afford going out this weekend? Or do you just want to switch off your phone and hide in your duvet fort?
Then listen up, because Netflix has only gone and sorted you out with a whole list of brand spanking new films to binge to, and for every mood.!
Below are such flicks listed by associated mood. Happy browsing
For those of you snuggling up to a special someone this weekend, get involved in Cruel Intentions – the sassiest and sauciest film of the nineties.
For those of you who need to watch something mindless just to feel like you're a little bit alive, try out either Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby.
Will Ferrell and Sacha Baron Cohen in their prime, with just the right amount of tacky lycra to get you through your day.
You're welcome.
Get stuck into Full Metal Jacket, which is new to Netflix as of February 1. The 1987 classic is based around Stanley Kubrick's take on the Vietnam War and is not for the faint hearted.
Make sure to treat yo'self to some sweets to lighten the mood for this one.
If you're successfully avoiding going out/hangovers/people, then Charlie's Angels is the one for you. Equally as light-hearted and entertaining for girls as it is for boys.
This film has a whopper soundtrack, cracking acting and an unbelievably brilliant cast. Ideal film to sit down and watch with a take-away.
Armageddon. That is all.
Johnny English has got you covered. Rowan Atkinson in his best role that involved him actually having lines. It's stupidly brilliant and will have you cackling for hours.
Think of it as a grown-up Spy Kids. You can't go wrong.
One of the best films on the list of additions to the Netflix library for this month is the Academy Award winning Atonement. It was Saoirse Ronan's very first time on the silver screen, and Kiera Knightley's best performance to date.
Switch on The Year Dolly Parton Was My Mom.
With 40% on Rotten Tomatoes, as well as guest appearances from Ms. Parton herself, it promises to be terrible, in the best way possible.
Dope is a 2015 American crime-comedy-drama film which stars some of Hollywood's hottest, as well as being produced by Pharrell Williams and Diddy himself.
It was a critical hit and an audience favourite at Sundance, and is for sure one to get stuck into this weekend.
Main pic: Twin Design/Shutterstock.com.
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