MoviezAddiction

The header

The page sits in a white wrapper, a little over a thousand pixels wide, framed by a soft shadow against a deep black background. At the top, the logo reads MOVIEZ in black and ADDICTION in red, beside a small red square with a white play symbol. Under it, the tagline appears in red capitals above a thin grey rule, exactly as the original theme styled its site description.

The charcoal menu

Below the header runs a charcoal menu with bold white capitals and fine dividers between the links: Home, Hindi Anime, Bollywood, Hollywood, Regional, TV Shows, A-Z and My List. These are the categories the original menu used. A thick red line runs along the bottom of the menu, and each link turns red as you point at it; the page you are on stays red. On phones, the menu folds into a charcoal button with three white bars beside the logo.

The Latest Posts list

The main column opens with Latest Posts, the heart of any movie blog. Each post shows a wide still from the film on the left, with rounded corners and a deep grey shadow that makes it seem to float above the page. On the right sit the title and year in bold, a line of grey details with a small clock and the release date and a folder with the category, a few lines of the story ending in an ellipsis, and a red Watch now link.

The list starts with the featured titles of the season, such as Project Hail Mary, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle, Dune: Part Two and Saiyaara, then continues with the newest arrivals. A thin grey rule separates each post, and the categories follow the original's: Hollywood Movies, Hindi Anime, Bollywood Movies, Regional Movies and TV Shows.

The sidebar

To the right of the posts, the sidebar holds four widgets, each under an uppercase title with a red rule beneath it. Search finds any title by name or cast. Categories lists every shelf with its title count, each line marked with a small red arrow. Hindi Anime and TV Shows each list six popular titles with a small poster, the year and the score. On phones, the sidebar moves below the posts.

More categories

Under the two columns, three poster grids show more of the catalogue: Hollywood Movies, Anime Movies, and Bollywood and Regional films, each with a More posts link to its full shelf. The posters have rounded corners and a soft shadow, in keeping with the post thumbnails. The help section follows, with a card for each guide, and then this article.

The footer

The page closes with a charcoal footer in three columns: a few words about MoviezAddiction, the main links and a note about the data, followed by a thin copyright bar with a grey rule along its top, just like the original.

The title page

Each title page keeps the magazine feel: the poster, a backdrop, the story, the year, the runtime or seasons, the score, the genres, the cast and the director or creators. Anime and English series list every season with its episodes and air dates. The Watch now button opens the viewing panel, and Add to My List keeps the title on the My List page.

The Watch now button

Press Watch now and a panel opens with a list of countries. Choose yours and the title opens on JustWatch, which lists every subscription, rental, purchase and free service that carries it there, with a direct link to each. The film plays in the service's own app or website, and MoviezAddiction remembers your country for next time.

Choosing your country

India comes first in the country list, followed by the United States, the Philippines, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Nepal, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Japan, New Zealand and South Africa. Anime and Hollywood catalogues change from country to country, and the list shows exactly what is available where you are.

Hollywood on MoviezAddiction

Hollywood films in dual audio were the backbone of the original blog, and the Hollywood Movies shelf holds fifty-five of them, from the newest releases to the favourites of the last decade. The Hollywood guide gives a short tour.

New releases

Project Hail Mary follows a science teacher who wakes alone on a spacecraft with a mission to save Earth, and finds a friend among the stars. Dune: Part Two continues Paul Atreides's rise on the desert planet Arrakis, and Oppenheimer traces the life of the physicist behind the atomic bomb in three gripping hours. Top Gun: Maverick puts Tom Cruise back in the cockpit, Avatar: The Way of Water dives into Pandora's oceans, and Barbie became one of the biggest comedies of its year.

Everything Everywhere All at Once follows a laundromat owner through the multiverse and won the Academy Award for Best Picture. The Batman follows a young detective Batman through a rain-soaked Gotham, John Wick: Chapter 4 and Bullet Train are pure action, Prey sends a young Comanche warrior against a hunter from another world, and Jurassic World Dominion brings the dinosaur saga to a close.

The Marvel saga

The Marvel Movies shelf is one of the most complete on the site, and it can be watched almost in order. Start with Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers: Age of Ultron, then follow Captain America: Civil War, where the heroes split into two teams, Doctor Strange, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Thor: Ragnarok and Black Panther.

Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame bring the great Infinity Saga to its climax, and Spider-Man: No Way Home brings three generations of Spider-Man together. The newer chapter continues with Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Thor: Love and Thunder, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, which closes the Guardians story with real heart.

Modern classics

Interstellar sends a father through a wormhole to find a new home for humanity, and its music and ideas have made it a favourite for a decade. Mad Max: Fury Road is a two-hour chase across a burning desert, The Martian follows an astronaut stranded on Mars who grows potatoes to survive, and Joker tells the origin of Batman's greatest enemy. Jurassic World reopened the dinosaur park, and Suicide Squad gathered DC's villains for a dangerous mission.

Animated movies

Animation is one of the joys of MoviezAddiction, and the Animated Movies shelf gathers films from Hollywood and Japan side by side. The animation guide gives a short tour.

Pixar

Pixar's films are among the most loved animation ever made. Inside Out turns the feelings inside a young girl's head into a team of characters, Coco follows a boy who dreams of music into the colourful Land of the Dead, and Soul follows a jazz musician who gets a second chance to find his spark. Incredibles 2 brings back the superhero family, Toy Story 4 sends Woody on a new road trip with a homemade toy called Forky, Finding Dory follows the forgetful fish on a search for her family, Monsters University tells how Mike and Sulley met, and Brave follows a Scottish princess who takes charge of her own fate.

Disney

Frozen and Frozen II follow the sisters Elsa and Anna, and their songs have been sung by millions of children. Moana sets sail across the Pacific with the demigod Maui, Zootopia is a clever buddy-cop mystery in a city of animals, and Big Hero 6 pairs a young inventor with a gentle inflatable robot. Wreck-It Ralph follows a video-game villain who wants to be a hero, and The Lion King retells the classic story with photographic realism.

More favourites

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse changed what animated superhero films could look like, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish sends the famous cat on a quest for his last life, and The Super Mario Bros. Movie brought the famous plumbers to the big screen. How to Train Your Dragon 2 continues the story of Hiccup and Toothless, and Minions and Despicable Me 2 are full of the little yellow helpers' mischief.

Studio Ghibli

Studio Ghibli, the great Japanese studio, has several films on the shelf. The Boy and the Heron, Hayao Miyazaki's latest film, follows a grieving boy into a magical world and won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. The Wind Rises tells the story of an aircraft designer who dreams of flight, and The Tale of The Princess Kaguya retells an ancient folk tale in beautiful brushstrokes. When Marnie Was There, From Up on Poppy Hill and Arrietty are gentle stories about friendship and growing up, perfect for a quiet evening.

Hindi Anime

Hindi Anime was one of the original site's own menu items, and anime fans in India have grown enormously in number since, helped by Hindi dubs on the major services. The Hindi Anime shelf gathers anime films and series together, with separate shelves for Anime Movies and Anime Series. The anime guide gives a short tour.

Makoto Shinkai

Makoto Shinkai's films are among the most beautiful in anime, known for their glowing skies and bittersweet stories. Your Name. follows a boy in Tokyo and a girl in the countryside who mysteriously swap bodies, and it became one of the most successful anime films ever. Weathering with You follows a runaway boy and a girl who can bring out the sun, Suzume follows a young woman closing mysterious doors across Japan, and The Garden of Words is a short, gentle story set on rainy mornings in a Tokyo garden.

More anime films

A Silent Voice: The Movie follows a young man seeking forgiveness from the deaf classmate he bullied at school, and it is one of the most moving anime films of its decade. Wolf Children follows a mother raising two children who can turn into wolves, and I Want to Eat Your Pancreas is a tender story of an unlikely friendship. Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Movie: Mugen Train became the highest-earning film in Japanese history, and Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle begins the final battle. Jujutsu Kaisen 0 tells the story before the series, The Last: Naruto the Movie follows Naruto's final adventure as a young ninja, and Dragon Ball Super: Broly, Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero and Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' bring Goku's battles to the big screen.

Anime series

The Anime Series shelf holds twenty-two of the most loved series, from the long-running adventures to the new favourites. Each series page lists every season and episode.

The great action series

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba follows Tanjiro, a kind boy who becomes a demon slayer to save his sister, and its animation is some of the most spectacular ever made for television. JUJUTSU KAISEN follows a student who swallows a cursed finger and joins a school of sorcerers, Attack on Titan follows humanity's last city behind giant walls, and My Hero Academia follows a boy born powerless in a world of heroes who dreams of becoming the greatest of all. Black Clover, Solo Leveling, Kaiju No. 8 and Record of Ragnarok are packed with battles.

Naruto and Dragon Ball

Two of the most famous anime of all time have their own corners of the shelf. Naruto Shippūden follows Naruto Uzumaki as he grows from a mischievous young ninja into a hero, and Boruto: Naruto Next Generations follows his son. Dragon Ball Super and Super Dragon Ball Heroes continue Goku's adventures against ever stronger opponents. These series have hundreds of episodes, so they are perfect for fans who want a long journey.

Timeless classics

Death Note follows a student who finds a notebook that can end any life whose name is written in it, and the brilliant detective who hunts him; it is one of the most gripping anime ever made. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood follows two brothers searching for a way to restore their bodies after a failed alchemy experiment, and it is often named the greatest anime series of all. Hunter x Hunter follows a boy searching for his father, the legendary Hunter.

Comedy and heart

SPY x FAMILY follows a spy, an assassin and a telepathic girl who pretend to be a family, and it is one of the funniest anime of recent years. One-Punch Man follows a hero so strong that he defeats every enemy with a single punch, and longs for a real challenge. Mob Psycho 100 follows a shy boy with enormous psychic powers, and Dr. STONE follows a science-loving teenager rebuilding civilization after humanity is turned to stone.

Sport and reflection

Haikyu!! follows a short but determined boy who dreams of volleyball glory, and it has inspired countless young players. BLUE LOCK follows three hundred young strikers competing to become Japan's best forward. Frieren: Beyond Journey's End follows an elf mage after her hero's quest has ended, travelling again to understand the friends she outlived; it is gentle, wise and beautiful.

Anime in Hindi

Many of these series and films are offered with Hindi dubs on Crunchyroll, Netflix and Prime Video in India, alongside the original Japanese with English subtitles. Hindi dubs have introduced anime to a huge new audience, and many families now watch together. Open the audio menu in the player to choose, and use the Watch now panel to see which service carries each title in your country.

Bollywood on MoviezAddiction

The Bollywood Movies shelf holds eighteen Hindi films from 2021 onward, and the Bollywood and regional guide gives a short tour. Dhurandhar and Dhurandhar: The Revenge are sweeping spy dramas, Saiyaara is a musical love story, and Jawan and Pathaan brought Shah Rukh Khan back to action. Fighter takes to the skies with the Indian Air Force, and KILL is a ferocious action film set on a night train.

Shershaah tells the true story of Captain Vikram Batra, hero of the Kargil war, and Sardar Udham follows the revolutionary Udham Singh in a haunting, patient film. 12th Fail follows a young man's journey to the civil-service exams, Lost Ladies is a gentle comedy about two brides switched on a train, and Gangubai Kathiawadi is a lavish biopic of a woman who rose to power in Mumbai. Brahmāstra Part One: Shiva is a fantasy adventure full of visual effects, Sooryavanshi and Attack are action thrillers, Ek Villain Returns is a stylish thriller, and Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar and Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga are light, entertaining watches.

Regional Movies

The Regional Movies shelf gathers the biggest Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Kannada hits. RRR follows two revolutionaries in a thunderous tale of friendship, and its song Naatu Naatu won an Academy Award. Pushpa: The Rise and Pushpa 2 - The Rule follow a sandalwood smuggler with a famous swagger, Kalki 2898-AD mixes mythology and science fiction, and Salaar: Part 1 - Ceasefire and Devara: Part 1 are larger-than-life action dramas.

From Tamil cinema, Vikram, Jailer, Leo and Master bring the biggest stars, Amaran tells a true story of courage, Maharaja is a revenge thriller with a famous twist, Jai Bhim is a courtroom drama based on a real case, and The Elephant Whisperers is an Academy Award-winning short documentary. From Malayalam cinema, Minnal Murali is a homegrown superhero story, Drishyam 2 a clever family thriller, Marco a fierce revenge film and All We Imagine as Light a Cannes prize-winner. From Kannada cinema, K.G.F: Chapter 2 and Kantara brought audiences across India to their feet.

TV Shows on MoviezAddiction

The TV Shows list gathers the anime and English series together, and the English series shelf holds fifteen of the most watched. The series guide gives a short tour.

From Marvel and Star Wars, Loki follows the god of mischief through time, WandaVision begins as a cheerful sitcom that hides a mystery, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier follows two heroes after Endgame, What If...? imagines new versions of Marvel stories, and The Mandalorian follows a bounty hunter and his small green companion.

The Last of Us follows a smuggler and a teenage girl across a ruined America, Chernobyl retells the nuclear disaster in five gripping episodes, and The Queen's Gambit follows a young chess prodigy in the 1960s. Arcane is a dazzling animated series about two sisters on opposite sides of a divided city, and INVINCIBLE follows a teenage hero who discovers his father's true nature. Wednesday, The Umbrella Academy and FROM are full of mysteries, Chucky brings back the famous doll, and The Act is a gripping true-crime drama.

Dual audio

The original MoviezAddiction was known for dual audio, films offered in both Hindi and English, and the official services today make this easy. Most Hollywood releases on services in India carry Hindi and English tracks, and many add Tamil and Telugu; many anime series and films carry Hindi dubs as well as the original Japanese; and South Indian films usually offer Hindi alongside their own language. Open the audio menu in the player, choose your language, and switch at any time. Subtitles in English, and often Hindi, are available too.

Services in India

In India, JioHotstar carries Disney, Pixar and Marvel films and many Hollywood titles, while Prime Video and Netflix carry a wide mix of Hollywood, Indian and anime titles. Crunchyroll specializes in anime, with many series in Hindi, and ZEE5 and SonyLIV carry Indian films. The streaming services guide lists them all.

Renting and buying

A brand-new Hollywood film usually appears first as a rental or purchase on Apple TV, Google TV and Prime Video, and moves onto a subscription service a little later. On MoviezAddiction, the Watch now panel lays out those prices next to the subscription choices, so you can pick the cheapest way to watch tonight.

Free and legal viewing

Plenty of titles are free and legal to watch. Crunchyroll and official anime channels offer selected episodes free, and JioHotstar, ZEE5, MX Player and the studios' own YouTube channels carry many free Indian films. In the United States, Tubi, Pluto TV and Plex carry many films free with adverts. The free movies guide has the details.

Phones, computers and televisions

MoviezAddiction works in any modern browser. On a computer, the post list and the sidebar sit side by side; on a phone, they stack and the menu folds into one button. Add MoviezAddiction to your home screen for one-tap access. The devices guide explains how to continue on your television.

My List

My List is the last link in the charcoal menu. Add to My List on any title page places the title on the My List page, where it waits with its poster in a neat grid. The list is kept by your browser, so it works from the first title. When you switch devices, export it as one small file and import it on the other one.

More ways to find titles

The search widget reads titles, original titles and cast names, so typing Tom Cruise, Shinkai or Allu Arjun finds their titles. The Categories widget opens every shelf, the A-Z page lists every title alphabetically, and the genre shelves for Action, Comedy, Family and Sci-Fi and Fantasy mix films and series. The finding titles guide sums it up.

The official MoviezAddiction

MoviezAddiction has one fixed address, shown in your browser's address bar. Bookmark it or add it to your home screen, and it opens with your country and My List in place. The official site guide describes the real MoviezAddiction: a white magazine page on a black background, the MOVIEZADDICTION logo, a charcoal menu with a red underline and shadowed post thumbnails. The site status page explains a few quick checks if a page is slow.

Staying safe

Safe streaming is simple. Use official apps and websites, keep your phone and browser updated, use a strong password and two-step sign-in on your streaming accounts, and close any pop-up that asks you to install something. MoviezAddiction has one button per title and sends you only to JustWatch and official services. The safety checklist has a few more tips.

How titles are chosen

MoviezAddiction's catalogue follows the categories of the original blog: Hollywood, Hindi anime, Bollywood, regional films and TV shows. Every title is chosen by hand from TMDB's lists of popular and highly rated films and series, and each one is checked to suit a general audience; anime and series built on fan service or adult content are left to other places.

Where the information comes from

Titles, posters, stories, cast, runtimes, seasons, episodes and scores come from TMDB, The Movie Database, through its official interface. The Watch now panel links to JustWatch, which tracks the services in each country. This guide and the help pages are written for MoviezAddiction, an independent site with its own writing, and the look is rebuilt from the archived theme of the original. The About page says more.

Your Name.

Your Name. is the anime film that won over the world. Mitsuha, a girl in a small mountain town, and Taki, a boy in Tokyo, begin waking up in each other's bodies on random mornings. At first it is a comedy of confusion, with notes left on phones and friends puzzled by strange behaviour, but the story turns into something much larger and more moving. With its glowing skies and famous songs, it is the perfect first anime film for anyone trying anime for the first time.

A Silent Voice

A Silent Voice: The Movie is one of the most moving films on the shelf. Shoya bullied Shoko, a deaf classmate, in primary school, and years later, lonely and full of regret, he sets out to make amends. The film treats friendship, forgiveness and loneliness with great care, and it is admired by viewers of every age. Keep a box of tissues nearby.

Demon Slayer

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba became a phenomenon in Japan and around the world. After his family is attacked by demons, Tanjiro sets out to become a demon slayer and to find a cure for his sister Nezuko, who has been turned into a demon but still protects him. Its fight scenes, full of water and fire, are some of the most beautiful ever animated. Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Movie: Mugen Train continues the story aboard a haunted train, and Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle opens the final battle.

Watching Marvel in order

With so many Marvel films on the shelf, a viewing order helps. Here is one based on the story: Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War, Black Panther, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Doctor Strange, Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. After that, the series WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and Loki lead into Spider-Man: No Way Home, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Thor: Love and Thunder, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. It is a big project, and a wonderful one.

The Spider-Verse

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse introduced Miles Morales, a Brooklyn teenager who becomes Spider-Man and meets Spider-People from other dimensions. Its bold style, mixing comic-book dots, graffiti colours and hand-drawn lines, changed animation, and it won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse goes even further, with each world drawn in its own style.

Arcane

Arcane is one of the most beautiful animated series ever made. It follows two sisters, Vi and Jinx, torn apart and set on opposite sides of a conflict between the shining city of Piltover and the undercity of Zaun. Every frame looks painted by hand, and its story of family, loss and invention grips viewers who come to it fresh. Its two seasons make a perfect weekend binge for older teens and adults.

Frieren

Frieren: Beyond Journey's End begins where most fantasy stories end. The Demon King is defeated, and the elf mage Frieren, who lives for centuries, watches her human friends grow old. Regretting how little she knew them, she sets out on a new journey with young companions, retracing old roads and remembering. It is quiet, funny and deeply moving, and it has become one of the most loved anime of recent years.

Where to start with anime

For viewers new to anime, a few titles make a perfect introduction. Your Name. and Suzume are beautiful films that tell a complete story in two hours. SPY x FAMILY is a warm comedy that the whole family can enjoy, Death Note is a thriller for grown-ups who love a battle of wits, and Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is the best introduction to action anime. From there, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood and Frieren: Beyond Journey's End are rewarding longer journeys.

A Ghibli evening

Studio Ghibli films are perfect for a quiet evening. Start with Arrietty, the story of a tiny girl living under the floorboards, move to When Marnie Was There, a gentle mystery about friendship by the sea, and end with The Boy and the Heron, Hayao Miyazaki's dreamlike reflection on grief and growing up. The Tale of The Princess Kaguya and The Wind Rises are best saved for another night, when you have time to let them linger.

A week with MoviezAddiction

Here is one way to enjoy a week of films and series. On Monday, start an anime series such as Haikyu!!. On Tuesday, watch a Pixar film such as Soul. On Wednesday, try a Tamil thriller such as Maharaja. On Thursday, watch two episodes of The Last of Us. On Friday, choose the newest Hollywood release from Latest Posts. On Saturday, invite friends for Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame back to back, and on Sunday share a family film such as Coco or Moana.

Family night

For a family evening with children, the Animated Movies shelf has something for every age. The youngest will love Minions, Despicable Me 2 and The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Slightly older children enjoy Zootopia, Big Hero 6 and Frozen II, and the whole family can share Inside Out, Coco or Moana. Most are offered in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu as well as English.

Space night

For a night among the stars, start with The Martian, in which an astronaut stranded on Mars survives with science and humour, then move to Interstellar, a voyage through a wormhole to save humanity, and end with Project Hail Mary, a science teacher's mission to save the sun. Between them, they show the best of Hollywood science fiction: big ideas, real science and plenty of heart.

Worth watching again

Some titles reward a second viewing. Your Name. reveals new clues once you know the twist, Death Note is even more tense when you know each player's plan, and Everything Everywhere All at Once is full of jokes you only catch the second time. Interstellar and Oppenheimer reward careful watching, and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse hides a detail in every frame.

Reading the scores

Each title page shows a score out of ten from the votes of TMDB's worldwide community of film fans. Anime series and Indian films often have fewer votes than Hollywood blockbusters, so their scores move more with each vote. The story, the cast and the genres on the title page help you decide the rest.

Death Note

Death Note is one of the most gripping thrillers in any form. Light Yagami, a brilliant student, finds a notebook dropped by a death god and decides to use it to rid the world of criminals. The mysterious detective L sets out to find him, and their battle of wits, played out through clever plans and double bluffs, keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. At thirty-seven episodes, it makes a perfect two-week binge for older teens and adults.

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is often named the greatest anime series of all. Edward and Alphonse Elric, two brothers, try to bring their mother back with alchemy and pay a terrible price: Edward loses an arm and a leg, and Alphonse's soul is bound to a suit of armour. Their search for a way to restore their bodies uncovers a conspiracy that reaches the top of their country. It is exciting, funny and deeply moving, and its ending is one of the most satisfying in television.

Everything Everywhere All at Once

Everything Everywhere All at Once is unlike any other film on the shelf. Evelyn Wang, a tired laundromat owner facing a tax audit, discovers that she can connect with other versions of herself across the multiverse, in lives as a kung fu star, a chef and much stranger things. Behind the wild comedy and action lies a tender story about a mother and her daughter. It won seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

The Last of Us

The Last of Us adapts one of the most admired video games into a gripping drama. Twenty years after a fungal outbreak has overrun the world, a hardened smuggler named Joel is asked to escort Ellie, a teenage girl who may hold the key to a cure, across a ruined America. Its third episode, a quiet love story between two survivors, is often named one of the finest hours of television in recent years.

Shershaah

Shershaah tells the true story of Captain Vikram Batra, a young officer who became a hero of the Kargil war in 1999. It follows his life from his childhood in Palampur to the mountains of Kargil, and his love story with Dimple Cheema. It became one of the most watched Hindi films on streaming, and it is a moving tribute to courage and sacrifice.

RRR

RRR is the South Indian film that danced its way around the world. Set in the 1920s, it follows Bheem and Ram, two revolutionaries whose friendship is tested by their secret missions, and it builds to scenes of breathtaking action. Its song Naatu Naatu won the Academy Award for Best Original Song, and audiences in cinemas from Hyderabad to Los Angeles danced in the aisles. Watch it in Telugu with subtitles or in Hindi with the family.

Oppenheimer

Oppenheimer is Christopher Nolan's portrait of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the physicist who led the project to build the first atomic bomb. It moves between his brilliant youth, the secret laboratory at Los Alamos and the hearings that later questioned his loyalty, with Cillian Murphy in a towering lead performance. It won seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and it is best watched on the largest screen you have, with the sound turned up.

Coco

Coco is one of Pixar's most loved films. Miguel dreams of becoming a musician, in a family that has banned music for generations, and on the Day of the Dead he finds himself in the colourful Land of the Dead, where he meets his ancestors and uncovers a family secret. Its songs, especially Remember Me, have touched families everywhere, and its message about remembering loved ones speaks to every culture.

JUJUTSU KAISEN

JUJUTSU KAISEN follows Yuji Itadori, a high-school student with enormous strength, who swallows a cursed finger to protect his friends and becomes host to a powerful curse. He joins a school of sorcerers led by the brilliant Satoru Gojo, and their battles against curses are some of the most spectacular in modern anime. Jujutsu Kaisen 0, the film, tells the story of another student before the series begins.

SPY x FAMILY

SPY x FAMILY is the anime everyone recommends to their family. A master spy code-named Twilight must build a fake family for a mission, so he adopts a little girl and marries a young woman. Unknown to him, his daughter Anya can read minds and his wife Yor is a professional assassin. The comedy of three people hiding secrets from each other is warm and hilarious, and Anya has become one of the most loved characters in anime.

Lost Ladies

Lost Ladies, directed by Kiran Rao, is a gentle Hindi comedy with a big heart. On a crowded train in rural India, two brides in identical veils are switched, and a young husband brings home the wrong wife. As the police search and the families worry, both women discover more about themselves than anyone expected. It was India's official entry for the Academy Awards, and it is a lovely film for the whole family.

A last word

MoviezAddiction is made for people who love films and series from everywhere: Hollywood blockbusters, Pixar and Ghibli animation, anime in Hindi, and the biggest Bollywood and South Indian hits. Pick a post, press Watch now, and enjoy it in the best quality on the service that suits you.

Interstellar

Interstellar remains one of the most loved science-fiction films of the century. As crops fail on a dying Earth, a former pilot named Cooper joins a mission through a wormhole near Saturn to find a new home for humanity, leaving his young daughter behind. The film mixes real physics, stunning images of black holes and distant planets, and a deeply emotional story about a father and daughter separated by time. Hans Zimmer's organ-filled score is one of the most famous of its era.

Haikyu!!

Haikyu!! is the sport anime that made a generation fall in love with volleyball. Shoyo Hinata is short but full of energy and a spectacular jumper, and he joins his high-school team alongside Tobio Kageyama, a brilliant but prickly setter who was once his rival. Their friendship, their teammates and their matches against rival schools make every episode a joy, even for viewers meeting the sport for the first time.

Kantara

Kantara became a phenomenon across India. Rishab Shetty wrote, directed and starred in this story of a village on the edge of a forest, its divine protector spirit and a bitter dispute over land. Its final performance of the Bhoota Kola ritual left audiences stunned, and the film was dubbed into several languages after its huge success in Kannada.

Chernobyl

Chernobyl retells the 1986 nuclear disaster in five gripping episodes. It follows the scientists, firefighters, miners and ordinary people who faced the catastrophe, and the officials who tried to hide the truth. Meticulously recreated and quietly devastating, it became one of the most acclaimed series of its decade, and it is a powerful lesson in courage and honesty.

Dragon Ball

Dragon Ball is one of the most famous anime of all time, and it has a special place in India, where generations grew up watching Goku on television. Dragon Ball Super continues his adventures as he faces gods and warriors from other universes, and Super Dragon Ball Heroes adds short, action-packed episodes. On the film shelf, Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' brings back the villain Frieza, Dragon Ball Super: Broly is one of the most spectacular fights in the series, and Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero gives Gohan and Piccolo the spotlight. Many of them are offered in Hindi.

Action night

For an evening of adrenaline, start with Mad Max: Fury Road, move to John Wick: Chapter 4 and finish with Bullet Train. From India, KILL and Pushpa 2 - The Rule bring larger-than-life action, and from anime, Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Movie: Mugen Train brings some of the most beautiful fight scenes ever animated. Turn up the sound and enjoy the ride.

The Queen's Gambit

The Queen's Gambit turned chess into a thrilling spectator sport. Beth Harmon, an orphan in 1950s Kentucky, learns the game from the janitor in her orphanage's basement and rises to face the world's best players, while battling her own demons. Anya Taylor-Joy's performance, the elegant period style and the tense matches made it one of the most watched limited series ever, and after it aired, chess sets sold out in shops around the world. Its seven episodes make a perfect weekend.

Wednesday

Wednesday brings the famous Addams daughter to a school for outcasts, where she investigates a series of mysterious murders with deadpan wit. Jenna Ortega's performance and a much-copied dance scene made it one of the biggest series of its year, and it is a fun, spooky watch for teenagers and adults alike.

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