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25 Best Travel Movies On Netflix

I think every wanderlust lover enjoys a great travel movie! These films can make you travel the world in a little under two hours and can be super inspiring. Though finding the right movies to watch when traveling can be time-consuming and even complicated if you’re on an international trip. That’s why Netflix is life-saving for all travel lovers wanting to watch movies on the road! 

For me, one of the best gifts for travel lovers is a streaming subscription! This allows us to download movies and watch them whenever suits us better while on a trip. It’s practical and stress-free! Plus, Netflix has an impressive movie catalog that includes some of the most beloved travel films out there. That’s why I decided to create this roundup. Keep reading to find out what are the best travel movies on Netflix! 

1. Eat, Pray, Love (2010)

This movie is an absolute classic! Not only is this story filled with beautiful landscapes, but it’s also quite moving. It’s based on a true story, so you’re for sure getting the real deal here. The plot follows a freshly divorced woman, Liz, as she embarks on a 9 month-long trip to find herself. The story kicks off in New York but Liz travels to Italy, India, and Bali on this self-discovery journey. It’s fast-paced (only about an hour and a half long) and filled with travel motivation. As you can probably tell, this movie is as inspiring as it gets! 

2. Lion (2016)

This is another touching film based on true events. It’s the story of Brierley, who got lost and separated from his parents at only 5 years old. He ended up on the other side of his home country, India, and never saw them again, getting adopted later and moving to Australia. But the story kicks off when Brierley decides to go on a journey to find them! The movie will take you on a heart-wrenching journey across India and Australia. It lasts almost two hours, so get cozy! 

3. Chasing Liberty (2004)

For anyone longing for a 2000’s rom-com after two emotional films, I’ve got you! This is such a feel-good type of movie that it’s perfect for anyone stuck at a boarding gate, bus terminal, or rainy day when camping ! The story follows the daughter of the President of The United States as she steps off on a European adventure to rebel against the constant security imposed on her. It’s got European travel destinations, 2000’s nostalgia, and romance! 

4. Expedition Happiness (2017)

If you want to check out some of the best United States road trip destinations , then this film is for you!  Expedition Happiness follows a German couple as they set off on a road trip across the USA, Mexico, and Canada. They explore all of North America with their dog and a converted school bus. The views are spectacular and will definitely inspire you to travel!  It lasts 96 minutes and will convince you to pack your bags before you even get to watch half of it! 

5. Mamma Mia (2008)

Another outstanding classic! I couldn’t leave Mamma Mia out of this list, especially when it’s such an uplifting and comforting film. The story takes place on a Greek island ( anyone else longing for some sun right now?) and follows a young woman named Sophie who’s about to get married. She wants her father to be there but doesn’t know who she is. So Sophie invites all three of her potential dads to the wedding! It’s a true rollercoaster of a film. Plus, it’s a musical, so there’s even more to love about it! 

6. Ibiza (2018)

Okay, so this movie is pretty much a rulebook for what NOT to do on a business trip. Which makes it all that much more fun and enjoyable! The plot follows Harper, a 30-year-old woman from NYC who travels to Barcelona for work. But (of course) everything goes off track when she meets a handsome DJ! It’s only an hour and a half long, so you can definitely squeeze it in the middle of any busy day! 

7. The Fundamentals of Caring (2016)

Alright, we’re back to the moving travel movies category. For real now, this is the ultimate road trip movie! It follows the story of Ben, a writer turned caregiver in charge of a teenager with muscular dystrophy, Trevor. As the boy loves American roadside attractions, Ben convinces his mother to go on a road trip across the country. It’s an emotional film packed with views of the open road! 

8. The Terminal (2004)

Pretty much everyone and their mother knows this is a great movie. This commercial success follows the ordeal of an Eastern European man stranded inside of New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport because his passport is no longer valid. But the same reason why they won’t let him in is the same reason why he can’t leave: his country suffered a military coup and his life would be in danger. So he stays there, making a terminal his new home as he waits for asylum. This is a classic and you should not miss it! 

9. Casino Royale (2006)

James Bond films are always quite the show! They’re bound to make you have fun while traveling. This one follows Bond as he is earning his license to kill and is involved in a high-stakes poker game at the Casino Royale, Montenegro. The movie was shot in the Czech Republic, the Bahamas, Italy, and the United Kingdom. So you’ll see lots of different places! 

10. Amelie (2001)

If you’ve ever longed for a trip to Paris, then this movie is for you! The story follows Amelie, a girl whose childhood was conditioned by her mistakenly diagnosed heart condition. As she barely got any real-life interactions with people, she resorted to her own fantasy world that resulted in a vivid imagination even as an adult. Her life changes when she moves to Paris and that’s where this story begins. It’s a cinematic masterpiece and a very acclaimed film! 

11. Into the Wild (2007)

This great movie will take you deep into the wilderness of Alaska. It’s the story of Christopher McCandless, as he sells all of his possessions after graduating from university and departs to Alaska. He even donates all of his savings to give it all up and live in the wild. Along the way, he’ll encounter people that will forever make an impact on his life. It’s quite a long film (almost two and a half hours long) but definitely worth your time! 

12. Adrift (2018)

This moving film is based on an inspiring true story and will leave you shaken. It follows the adventures of two sailors who embark on a trip across the seas only to find themselves in the eye of one of the most catastrophic hurricanes in history. After the storm, their boat is shredded to pieces and one of them is badly injured. Now all they have to do is try to survive. It’s a gripping story, that’s for sure! 

13. Crystal Fairy and the Magical Cactus (2013)

This movie is for those who want a bit of fun when they’re away or daydreaming of being on the road! Meet Jamie, a let-loose American who’s traveling in Chile. There, he joins a woman keen to discover the benefits of a local South American hallucinogen: the San Pedro cactus. You’re bound to have a good laugh with this one. It’s short (1:40 hours) and hilarious!

14. Forrest Gump (1994)

This American classic is one you’ve probably seen dozens of times before. But we never get tired of this movie! This story follows the beloved character, Forrest Gump, across a tale of his eventful life while he waits at a bus stop. His memoirs also depict a series of key events in American history, so it’s quite the emotional ride. It’s a longer movie, almost two and a half hours long, but certainly an unskippable one! 

1 5. Jiro Dreams of Sushi (2011)

This Netflix documentary follows the life of 85-year-old sushi master Jiro Ono and his work at his renowned sushi restaurant. It also touches upon his relationship with his son as he is under the pressure of taking over the restaurant. Meanwhile, Jiro sets out on his lifelong quest to create the perfect piece of sushi. It all happens in Tokyo, so it’s a great movie for those longing to visit Japan! 

16. Faces places (2017)

This documentary is the perfect road trip film! The French protagonists, 89-year-old New Wave director Agnés Varda and 33-year-old photographer JR, embark on an artistic journey that’s caught on camera. They travel around the small villages of rural France, as they create portraits of the people they come across on their trip. It’s simple, subtle, and comforting! It’s a great movie for a road trip, so head over to our Road Trip section to start planning your next one.  

17. In Search Of Fellini (2017)

This story is both dreamy and relatable in certain ways! The protagonist is a small-town girl from Ohio who isn’t too keen on reality but adores movies. When she discovers the artistic and bizarre films of Federico Fellini, she takes off on a passionate trip across Italy just to find him. It’s a coming-of-age memoir mixed with a heavy dose of wanderlust. And if you like Italy’s landscapes, you can’t skip it! 

18. The Mummy (1999)

This one is another classic! If you’re in the mood for an adventure comedy, this is what you need to watch. Out of all these travel movies, The Mummy has a very distinct vibe. Is a mix of romance, adventure, comedy, and terror that just ticks all the right boxes! It tells the story of an expedition of treasure-seeking explorers in the Sahara Desert. When they uncover an ancient tomb, they set free a  3,000-year-old mummy by accident. And I’ll let you find out the rest from there! Get ready to visit Egypt! 

19. The Way (2010)

The Way is visually stunning and emotionally touching. It tells the story of a man who goes to St. Jean Pied de Port, France to gather the remains of his deceased adult son. His son died in a storm while attempting to complete the Camino de Santiago (The Way of Saint James trail). There, he decides to embark on the pilgrimage himself to honor his son’s desires. It’s an emotional ride but a beautiful one! 

20. The Bucket List (2007)

A travel movie with Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman is a film worth watching! This comedy-drama follows two men suffering from a terminal illness as they set out on a once-in-a-lifetime kind of road trip. On their journey, they will check off everything they need to from their bucket lists before actually “kicking the bucket”. It’s funny, it features lots of cool places and activities, and it’ll sure keep you company while on the open road! 

21. On The Road (2012)

On The Road is the compelling take of a road trip fuelled by grief and a need for inspiration. Writer Sal Paradise embarks on a trip across the open road to regain clarity and motivation. On his journey, he encounters the free-spirited Dean Moriarty and his charismatic girlfriend. Together they travel the American Southwest in search of the unknown. The landscapes present in this movie are stunning and it’s always great to get to see more of the US! 

22. Wild Oats (2012)

This film is for those who want to watch movies that are a ton of fun! Wild Oats is a great movie capable of getting a laugh out of most of us. The story kicks off when a retired high school teacher receives a $5,000,000 check for her deceased husband’s $50,000 life insurance policy. Influenced by her friends, she decides to make the most out of the mistake and embark on a wild trip to the Canary Islands. The location of this film is beautiful and the storyline is hilarious! 

23. The Da Vinci Code (2006)

Everyone knows The Da Vinci Code in one way or another, right? Whether you’ve read the book or seen the film, this is a travel movie worth watching. The story follows symbologist Robert and cryptologist Sophie as they find themselves in the middle of a political and religious battle amid different believers. I don’t want to spoil anything else but this one is a must-watch!

24. Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008) 

This is one of the best comedies/rom-coms of all time! Not only does it make everyone laugh and cringe a little, it’s also set in beautiful Hawaii. The plot follows Peter, who was dumped by his girlfriend (actress Sarah Marshall) and decided to take off to Hawaii. He hopes to relax but, as he’s checking in, he spots Sarah and her new boyfriend. The events that follow are bizarre, hilarious, and worth watching! 

25. Cairo Time (2009)

Finishing off this roundup of travel movies on Netflix with Cairo Time seems like the right move. This movie is poetic to its core and has some really strong performances. It’s a romantic drama that focuses on an unexpected affair in Cairo. Of course, it features the best views of the city and a few of Egypt’s most iconic landmarks. For those of you who love the Pyramids, this one’s for you! 

What are your favorite travel movies and shows on Netflix?

Those are the 25 best travel movies on Netflix! Each and every one of these films is perfect for sparking that wanderlust flame or preparing for an upcoming trip. Even more, you can watch them while traveling on a road trip or at the hotel! So just download them and get ready to be entertained for a while. What is your favorite travel movie? Let me know in the comments. Now go enjoy those wanderlust-packed films! 

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Been following your IG and now subscribed to your blog. Thanks for this travel list. Cant wait to watch them. Thanks for your recommendations.

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This is such a great list!! I am such an Egypt fanatic, how I have never heard of Cairo Time? Totally going to watch that tonight, thanks for the recommendations!

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What is The Trip on Netflix about?

By diana nosa | oct 15, 2021.

The weekend is here and with it, comes tons of new Netflix series and films that are sure to keep you company this week!

From the highly anticipated premiere of   You  season 3 to the release of the second season of  Another Life , the streaming platform is ensuring that our watching sessions are well spent. However, it wouldn’t your weekend watch session wouldn’t be complete without an amazing movie of some sort, which is why Netflix released its new film  The Trip .

The 2021 movie has everything that you could ever want in a movie with dynamic characters, some fire cinematography, and, of course, a plot that will keep you entertained from beginning to end. Want to know more about this film? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!

We tell you everything there is to know about  The Trip down below.

What is The Trip about?

A married couple has finally had enough of one another as tensions in their marriage have gotten to the point of no return. However, rather than deciding to get a divorce and go their separate ways, they both realize that the only way to get rid of one another is to kill each other.

More on the official synopsis via Netflix, here:

"Eager to end their marriage by murdering each other, a husband and wife head to a remote cabin but soon find themselves facing an even bigger threat."

The cast for this new release features  Lamb   actress Noomi Rapace playing the role of Lisa, Andre Eriksen is Roy, Atle Antonsen is Petter Larsen, Christian Rubeck is Dave, Tor Erik Gunstrom is Hans, and  White Wall  actor Askel Hennie will be playing the role of Lars in this intriguing movie.

Check out Hennie and the rest of the cast in the official trailer for the new release down below.

Now that you know everything there is to know about this film, all that’s left to do is sit back and enjoy every second of what’s sure to be a great watch! Catch  The Trip  streaming right now only on Netflix ! You’re certainly not going to want to miss this one.

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The Best Travel Shows On Netflix Right Now, Ranked

Last Updated: November 12th

There’s rarely been a time in recent history in which travel has been more out of reach. That means we all have to live out our travel dreams vicariously for now. Enter the travel TV genre — our most straightforward path to inspirational and aspirational escapism .

No network has changed the game more in recent years than Netflix when it comes to providing a great list of travel shows that’ll motivate you to hit the road one day while scratching that wanderlust itch between trips. But this being Netflix, there’s a dearth of content to sort through. Knowing where to start and which shows are worth your binging time is tough.

We’re here to help. The fifteen travel series below are the best Netflix has to offer right now. We’ve gone ahead and ranked them, though we have to point out that these rankings represent minor quibbles at most. We also tried to cover multiple types of travel shows from the standard food+travel series to nature shows to reality TV travel escapism.

Let’s dive in!

15. Restaurants On The Edge

1 season, 6 episodes | IMDb: 6.8/10

The “fixer-up” aspect of reality TV is a tried and true concept. Gordon Ramsay has umpteen shows doing just that. Where Restaurants on the Edge stands out is the travel and cultural aspect of the show. Restaurateur Nick Liberato, chef Dennis Prescott, and designer Karin Bohn travel the world and find restaurants with amazing views that are on the edge of shutting down (something that’s become even more heightened given recent global events). They team up with the restaurant’s chefs and owners to turn the place around. The ripple here is that the hosts guide the local owners to delve more deeply into the local culture and have their establishments better represent that scene.

14. Stay Here

1 season, 8 episodes | IMDb: 7.5/10

Designer Genevieve Gorder and real estate expert Peter Lorimer join forces in Stay Here to help homeowners turn their spaces into short-term vacation rentals. This is all about Airbnb’ing your digs even though “ Airbnb ” is never mentioned. This is a fun and breezy travel show that goes deep enough to show you how much works goes into the sharing-economy to make it actually work for you. In the end, you’ll have a whole new appreciation for that perfect Airbnb you stayed in.

13. The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes

2 seasons, 12 episodes | IMDb: 7.6/10

This show is addictive. Let’s get this out of the way. This is luxury and lifestyle porn first and foremost. It’s a traveling show, we guess, by proxy. However, it’s intoxicating.

The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes takes us inside architectural wonders around the world. These range from the homes of the elites in places like Greece, Los Angeles, and New Zealand to the homes of a fisherman in Japan and writers in Holland. Hosts Piers Taylor (an architect) and Caroline Quentin (a British actor) offer a great entry point. Taylor offers professional insight, while Quentin is the audience’s awed surrogate.

12. Tales By Light

3 seasons, 18 episodes | IMDb: 8.3/10

Tales By Light isn’t your average travel show per se. The focus here is on great travel photographers and how they operate around the world.

The photographers the show follows just happen to be some of the best in the world who have devoted their life to globetrotting to find the absolute best shot. Every corner of the world is covered over three seasons of breathtaking episodes and crazy escapades.

Seriously, one episode is about swimming with anacondas in the Amazon.

11. Night On Earth

1 season, 6 episodes | IMDb: 8.2/10

Shows like Night On Earth offer a glimpse into the world that beckons you out into the wider world. These are the shows that lay a foundation of wanderlust in our young souls. On top of all of that, this show is visually mesmerizing. It’s a trippy, unique, and captivating look at our world, and it’ll make you want to be someone who seeks these places out.

10. High On The Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America

1 Season, 4 Episodes | IMDb: 7.7/10

High on the Hog is based on the seminal work of Dr. Jessica Harris and her breaking down of how African food cultures mingled with Indigenous American foods and European techniques to help define what American food is today. The show is a sort of short-hand for Dr. Harris’ work and book, with chef and writer Stephen Satterfield trekking around America and West Africa looking back at the origins of African American cuisines, where those foods are today, and profiling the people keeping those traditions alive. This is the sort of travel show that will stick with you while teaching crucial history about Black Americans’ impact on the food we eat today.

9. Our Planet

1 season, 8 episodes | IMDb: 9.3/10

Our Planet is Netflix’s very own Planet Earth . They even got Sir David Attenborough to narrate this beautiful series. Again, yes, this is a nature series. But, we argue that a series this intriguing and beguiling will stoke your wanderlust fires and get you out there enjoying everything nature has to offer. If this series doesn’t get you itching to see new places on our planet, nothing will.

8. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

1 season, 4 episodes | IMDb: 6.8/10

David Chang’s second Netflix travel and food show is a little broader than Ugly Delicious . This four-part series finds Chang hanging out with big-name celebrities and diving into local food scenes around the world. Seth Rogan shows Chang around Vancouver while getting very stoned. Internet star and model Chrissy Teigen wanders around Marrakesh with the chef. Writer and actor Lena Waithe takes Chang through her Los Angeles. Finally, the show’s final ( and best ) episode finds Chang hanging out with SNL superstar Kate McKinnon in Cambodia. Overall, this is an easy, fun watch to breeze through on a shut-in Sunday.

7. Ugly Delicious

2 seasons, 12 episodes | IMDb: 7.8/10

Chef David Chang’s food show, Ugly Delicious , is a travel show at its heart. Chang travels the world eating food and talking to people about culture, life, and what they do while experiencing it all for himself — that’s all travel really is. The beauty of the show lies in the lack of pretension — a child-like curiosity really — that Chang carries with him as he travels, talks, and eats. The way Chang travels becomes aspirational with a crazy good dose of food porn along for the ride.

6. Larry Charles’ Dangerous World Of Comedy

1 season, 4 episodes | IMDb: 7.3/10

Larry Charles’ Dangerous World Of Comedy is a travel show at its heart. Acclaimed TV and film comedy director, Larry Charles, travels the world seeking out how comedy is done in war zones, on Indian reservations, in theocracies, in slums, and beyond.

This is the sort of show that takes you deep inside the harder side of life around the world. It’s a part behind-the-scenes look at TV comedy around and a part subversive travelogue with a keen eye on finding the grey areas of life and comedy in places few dare to travel. Plus, it’s only four one-hour episodes, making this one a very easy binge.

5. Dark Tourist

1 season, 8 episodes | IMDb: 7.6/10

David Farrier’s Dark Tourist isn’t what you think it is . This isn’t about the western gaze, looking down upon the weird or “other.” Farrier’s nuanced approach to travel and diversity shines through as he parses some of the lesser-known parts of varying cultures.

The show shines in its ability to hook you in from the first frames. Episodes about vampires in New Orleans, Pablo Escobar’s hitmen, and haunted forests offer a glimpse into the unknown in our world without judgment.

4. Somebody Feed Phil

4 seasons, 22 episodes | IMDb: 8.2/10

Phil Rosenthal has cut out a pretty great second act after his days running Everybody Loves Raymond . Rosenthal is traveling around the world eating great food, meeting people, and seeing new places he thought he’d never see.

Rosenthal is on a trip of discovery. There’s a clear food focus to the show. But, really, the series ends up being just as much about the journey as a great meal with new friends.

3. Street Food

2 season, 15 episodes | IMDb: 8/10

This series from the creators of Chef’s Table leans more heavily into the travel aspect of great cooking. The series highlights street food vendors across East Asia, Mexico, and Central and South America through two seasons. The series revels in letting those vendors tell their stories and highlighting the food they make with that now iconic Chef’s Table aesthetic . The bonus is that each episode clocks in at around 30 minutes, making this a very easy and enjoyable binge any time.

2. MeatEater

3 seasons, 29 episodes | IMDb: 7.8/10

This is probably the most interesting and unique travel (and food) show on this list. Steve Rinella’s MeatEater might be the best nature-meets-travel-meets-food show, full stop. Rinella and his crew travel around the U.S., Mexico, and even parts of South America to embrace nature in the most visceral way, through hunting and fishing for their own food and then cooking that food, providing us with wild recipes to boot. We’re not kidding when we say that the wild places this show goes are the places you almost never see on the average travel show, which is usually obsessed with hitting the same old spots over and over again (looking at you Rosenthal and Chang).

Yes, hunting or fishing for food is the core of each trip. Still, with sourcing your own wild food being one of the fastest-growing food movements in America (far outpacing veganism with people under 40), MeatEater offers real-world advice as an entry-point to the wild spaces of the world and the food available therein. It’s also about the people around the world who live their lives in harmony with nature. Add in the beautiful cinematography (from the same crew as Bourdain’s shows) and you have a great watch.

1. Down to Earth with Zac Efron

1 season, 8 episodes | IMDb: 8.1/10

This show was the sleeper hit of the travel TV world in 2020. Yes, it premiered during a pandemic when we can’t travel, making it an easy hit. But the show really has some serious heart and insight. Viewing the world through Zac Efron’s always wide-eyes proved really refreshing. His excitement to be seeing the world and trying on new ideas while also making an effort to step out of the most well-worn paths made for solid TV.

There’s a real soul to this show that gets to what’s beautiful about travel. It captures the spirit of wanderlust — learning about the world while learning about yourself.

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These 10 travel shows on Netflix offer a virtual escape

March 17, 2020 // By Maggie Tuten Tyner

By Maggie Tuten Tyner Editor March 17, 2020

Go on a virtual trip

There are plenty of ways to satisfy your wanderlust without leaving the house: scrolling through Instagram feeds, reading books about far-flung destinations and – one of our personal favorites – Netflix.

The streaming service offers endless amounts of entertainment for all sorts of preferences, but with so many movies and shows to choose from, it can be difficult to find what you're really looking for in this new Golden Age of Television. So, we've found 10 of the best travel shows and documentaries that are perfectly suited to virtually transport you (if only for a brief time) somewhere else.

"The Kindness Diaries"

If you're looking for something uplifting, something that's full of happiness and hope, alongside a helping of culture and scenery, "The Kindness Diaries" is it. Your host, Leon Logothetis, travels around the globe in a vintage sunshine-yellow VW Beetle, fueled by the kindness of people he's never met. And he does something in return for them as well.

Season 2 is available on Netflix now.

"Conan Without Borders"

Seeking a solid dose of humor with your travel docs? Find it in "Conan Without Borders." Putting a different spin on the travel show, Conan immerses himself in different cultures and gets serious about local problems, but always brings it back around to what he does best: make people laugh.

Six episodes are streaming on Netflix now.

"Moving Art"

In "Moving Art," filmmaker Louie Schwartzberg sets out to showcase the beauty of nature. Viewers can take a virtual trip to the likes of Iceland, Africa, Big Sur, Tahiti, Hokkaido and more. Savor the soothing sounds of nature, listen as waves crash upon shores and feast your eyes on the raw beauty of the world.

Three seasons are streaming on Netflix now.

"Paul Hollywood's Big Continental Road Trip"

If you're a fan of "The Great British Bake Off," you'll probably love "Paul Hollywood's Big Continental Road Trip." The steely-eyed, silver fox himself sets out to explore the culture – and the cars – of Europe. More specifically, he visits Italy, Germany and France over the course of three hour-long episodes. And he has some amazing company riding shotgun.

Season 1 is streaming on Netflix now.

"Night on Earth"

"Night on Earth" is technically a nature series, but where there's nature, there is also a gorgeous backdrop to behold. And you'll be seeing them all at night. Narrated by Samira Wiley, known for her role on "Orange Is the New Black," viewers will enjoy watching animals frolic in the jungle and even stroll through urban landscapes as the rest of the world is asleep.

This limited run has six episodes and is streaming now.

"Tales by Light"

If the idea of picking up some photography tips while watching TV appeals to you, check out "Tales by Light." This is not an instructional show by any means, but you will find it educational. In this series, photographers and filmmakers traverse the globe in search of the perfect story-telling shots. Important issues are brought to light, and there's some fantastic scenery along the way.

Seasons 1-3 are streaming on Netflix now.

"Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father"

As the title suggests, the effervescent comedian and actor Jack Whitehall sets out on what are supposed to be bonding vacations with his conversely buttoned-up father. Together, they trek across Southeast Asia, Europe and the Southwestern United States. Hijinks and hilarity ensue.

Seasons 1-3 of "Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father" are streaming on Netflix now.

"Dark Tourist"

Less upbeat than some of the other shows on this list, but no less informative, "Dark Tourist" follows journalist David Farrier to less-than-savory destinations around the world. Experience the allegedly haunted forests of Japan, meet Pablo Escobar's former enforcer in Colombia and watch as Farrier swims in a Kazakhstan lake that was formed by a nuclear blast.

"Extreme Engagement"

You can only see "Love is Blind" so many times before you have to look for something else to watch. Enter "Extreme Engagement," where betrothed couple PJ Madam and Tim Noonan travel the globe in search of diverse marriage customs.

Naturally, traveling together for a year proves to be its own challenge and viewers have to wonder if these two will make it to the altar themselves.

"Our Planet"

In Netflix's answer to BBC's "Planet Earth," Sir David Attenborough again graces us with a voice-over in this stunning depiction of our home. "Our Planet" episodes cover all manner of terrain, from the seas to the jungles to the far-flung frozen lands. You'll come away with an appreciation for nature and all of its beauty – and perhaps a desire to see these places in person someday.

About Maggie Tuten Tyner

Maggie wasn't born in Greenville, S.C., but she was certainly raised here, having called this her home for the last 20+ years.  She even graduated from local Furman University and went to work as an editor for 10Best shortly thereafter. Her daydreams come mainly in the form of screenplays and novels, and her free time is spent watching movies, enjoying the gorgeous surrounding foothills or exploring the Greenville food scene — almost always alongside her husband.

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Top 10 Most Popular TV Shows on Netflix Right Now

Looking for the Top 10 TV Shows on Netflix now? Well, you're in the right place! Despite the streaming service launching the trending list earlier this year, which reveals what the Top 10 most popular TV shows are daily, it's not easy to find that list on Netflix itself without digging into it a little bit. We're here to help streamline that process. Below, we've listed the most watched shows streamed on Netflix worldwide this past week.

Top 10 TV Shows on Netflix Worldwide

Check out the list of the top 10 most popular TV shows in the United States below , along with a brief synopsis of just what the heck it is that everyone's watching. For a longer and more curated list, check out our list of the best TV shows on Netflix . And for the Top 10 Movies currently available, click on that link.

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Editor's Note: Each season of Your Honor made the Top 10 individually, so there are only nine total entries listed.

'Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial'

Episodes: 6 | Genre: Documentary

This gripping docuseries examines Adolf Hitler and the Nazis' rise, rule and reckoning from pre-WWII to the Holocaust to the Nuremberg trials.

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'Geek Girl'

Episodes : 10 | Genre : Comedy

Cast : Emily Carey, Emmanuel Imani, Liam Woodrum

Awkward teen Harriet has always wanted to fit in. Until she gets scouted by a top London model agent and learns that some people are meant to stand out.

Episodes : 6 | Genre : Drama

Cast: Benedict Cumberbatch, Gaby Hoffmann, McKinley Belcher III

Set in 1980s New York, Eric is a new emotional thriller from Abi Morgan following the desperate search of a father when his nine year old son disappears one morning on the way to school. Vincent, one of New Yorks leading puppeteers and creator of the hugely popular childrens television show, Good Day Sunshine, struggles to cope with the loss of his son, Edgar, becoming increasingly distressed and volatile. Full of self-loathing and guilt around Edgars disappearance, he clings to his sons drawings of a blue monster puppet, ERIC, convinced that if he can get ERIC on TV then Edgar will come home. As Vincents progressively destructive behaviour alienates his family, his work colleagues, and the detectives trying to help him, its Eric, a delusion of necessity, who becomes his only ally in the pursuit to bring his son home.

'Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult'

Episodes : 3 | Genre : Documentary

A group of prominent TikTok dancers are trapped in a cult masquerading as a management company called 7M. Among them is Miranda Wilking, whose family is desperately trying to get their daughter out. As other dancers and former members escape and work to rebuild their lives, it isnt until they come together to try and put a stop to the cycle of their abuser that the real healing begins. This three part documentary series from director Derek Doneen, Dirty Robber and WV Alternative exposes the diabolical tactics used by cult-like organizations to exert control over people as well as the lengths families will go to keep their loved ones safe.

'Jo Koy: Live From Brooklyn'

Runtime: 59 Minutes | Genre: Stand-Up

Cast: Jo Koy

In this unfiltered stand-up special, comedian Jo Koy takes on energy vampires, mumble rap, emoji flirting and the surprise of being called a zaddy.

'Sweet Tooth'

Episodes : 24 | Genre : Drama

Cast : Nonso Anozie, Christian Convery, Adeel Akhtar

'Your Honor'

Episodes : 10 | Genre : Drama

Cast : Bryan Cranston, Hope Davis, Michael Stuhlbarg

A respected judge's life descends into a thorny web of lies and cover-ups after his son flees a fatal car accident.

'Perfect Match'

Episodes: 21 | Genre: Reality

Couples who prove their compatibility gain the power to make or break other matches in this strategic and seductive dating competition.

'Bridgerton'

Episodes: 24 | Genre: Romance, Drama

Cast: Adjoa Andoh, Julie Andrews, Lorraine Ashbourne

From Shondaland and new showrunner, Jess Brownell, Bridgerton is back for its third season and finds Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) has finally given up on her long-held crush on Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton) after hearing his disparaging words about her last season. She has, however, decided its time to take a husband, preferably one who will provide her with enough independence to continue her double life as Lady Whistledown, far away from her mother and sisters. But lacking in confidence, Penelopes attempts on the marriage mart fail spectacularly. Meanwhile, Colin has returned from his summer travels with a new look and a serious sense of swagger. But hes disheartened to realize that Penelope, the one person who always appreciated him as he was, is giving him the cold shoulder. Eager to win back her friendship, Colin offers to mentor Penelope in the ways of confidence to help her find a husband this season. But when his lessons start working a little too well, Colin must grapple with whether his feelings for Penelope are truly just friendly. Complicating matters for Penelope is her rift with Eloise (Claudia Jessie), who has found a new friend in a very unlikely place, while Penelopes growing presence in the ton makes it all the more difficult to keep her Lady Whistledown alter ego a secret.

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Tyler Perry shoots scenes in Memphis for new movie 'Joe's College Road Trip'

If you thought you saw Tyler Perry on Beale Street this week, don't blame the Handy's Hurricanes from Rum Boogie Cafe.

The superstar actor-writer-producer-director was here Tuesday to shoot scenes for his new movie, Memphis and Shelby County Film & Television Commissioner Linn Sitler confirmed Wednesday.

The movie is titled "Joe's College Road Trip." The Netflix project began production earlier this month, with scenes also shot this week in Clarksdale, Mississippi. Filming also will take place in New Mexico, in early February.

The comedy-drama follows a grandfather and grandson on a road trip that includes visits to locations of cultural and historic significance to Black America. Perry, in a white Afro-style wig that is less extravagant than his famous Madea hairpiece, plays the grandfather.

In addition to shooting on Beale, the 54-year-old Perry and his traveling Tyler Perry Studios crew filmed outside the National Civil Rights Museum.

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Jon Shivers, director of Beale Street for the Downtown Memphis Commission, said the Beale scenes mainly involved the grandfather and grandson (played by Jermaine Harris) driving up and down the street in the vintage red convertible that is their road-trip vehicle. Shot on what was a somewhat misty and slightly rainy night, the sequence took "a few hours" to complete, Shivers said.

"Any time we can showcase Beale and Downtown Memphis in a positive light in the national spotlight, we're going to do so," Shivers said. He said the street was not closed and Beale remained open during the filming, although the district was not very crowded that night.

Shivers said Perry's team began working out the logistics of the Beale Street visit about two weeks in advance of its arrival in Memphis. The filming was essentially a secret project, with no advance publicity released by Perry's team or local officials.

Written and directed by Perry, "Joe's College Road Trip" is one of two new movies the highly successful playwright-turned-filmmaker is shooting this month for Netflix. The other, to be shot at Tyler's home studios in Atlanta, is "Madea's Destination Wedding," the 13th in the series showcasing Perry's signature comedy creation, the straight-talking, pistol-packing matriarch known as Madea.

Too bad that production didn't come to Memphis because "Madea hits Beale" is a phrase with promise. However, Madea will make a cameo appearance in "Joe's College Road Trip," in scenes shot in Atlanta.

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New Shows & Movies To Watch This Weekend: ‘The Bear’ Season 3 on Hulu + More

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The only correct answer to “Are you ready for a new season of The Bear ?” is “Yes, Chef!” The acclaimed series returned for season three this week, along with dozens of other new titles, including a new season of That ’90s Show on Netflix, My Lady Jane on Prime Video, and Breaking New Ground on Max. You can also catch new movies like Fancy Dance on Apple TV+, A Family Affair on Netflix, and more.

Not sure which new releases to check out? Let us here at Decider help you figure out what to watch this weekend and where to stream it.

New Movies & Shows To Stream This Weekend: The Bear , That ’90s Show , Fancy Dance + More

This week marks the return of a couple of anticipated summer shows; first up, Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri, and the rest of the cast of The Bear are back for season three on Hulu, which dropped earlier than expected on Wednesday night. On Netflix, you can watch the latest season of That ’90s Show , the sequel/revival to That ’70s Show which reunites a few of the old cast with a group of new teens who are getting high in Red and Kitty’s basement. And on Apple TV+, Lily Gladstone stars in Fancy Dance , the feature debut from director Erica Tremblay.

New on Hulu June 26: The Bear (Season 3)

After two seasons and dozens of awards and accolades, The Bear is back for season 3, and expectations are high, in and out of the kitchen now that The Bear (the restaurant) is up and running. Lucky for us, Hulu has already dropped the entire season all at once – three hours earlier than we originally expected, on Wednesday night – so we can binge our way through the whole thing this weekend. If you thought Carmy was a tortured soul before, he’s got more baggage and non-negotiables than ever in season three.

New on Netflix June 27: That ’90s Show : Part 2

That ’90s Show returned to Netflix this week (sans That ’70s Show stars Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, and Wilmer Valderrama), but that’s fine, because this show belongs to the grunge generation. As such, Callie Haverda returns as Leia Forman reuniting with all her new friends for another fun summer hanging out at her grandparents Kitty and Red’s house in Point Place. If you really need some familiar faces though, Kurtwood Smith, Debra Jo Rupp, Don Stark and Laura Prepon will all be around for the new season, as will Seth Green, who makes a cameo as Mitch.

New on Apple TV+ June 28: Fancy Dance

Lily Gladstone stars in the new Apple TV+ movie Fancy Dance as Jax, an Indigenous woman caring for her niece, Roki (Isabel DeRoy-Olson) after Roki’s mother disappears.Jax and Roki go on a road trip to find Roki’s mother, while also trying to prepare Roki for a powwow and elude Roki’s father, Frank (Shea Whigham) who seeks custody of her.

Full List of New Movies and Shows on Streaming This Weekend:

The options above only scratch the surface, so you know that this weekend’s full lineup will have amazing options for what to watch this weekend! For the full breakdown of the best movies and shows to stream now, or if you’re still undecided on what to stream this weekend, then check out the complete list below:

New on Netflix – Full List

Released thursday, june 27.

Drawing Closer (JP) *NETFLIX FILM

That ’90s Show : Part 2 *NETFLIX SERIES

Unicorn Academy : Chapter 2 (CA) *NETFLIX FAMILY

Released Friday, June 28

A Family Affair *NETFLIX FILM

Hoarders : Season 14

Òlòtūré: The Journey (NG) *NETFLIX SERIES

Owning Manhattan *NETFLIX SERIES

Savage Beauty : Season 2 (ZA) *NETFLIX SERIES

The Mole : Season 2 *NETFLIX SERIES

Released Sunday, June 30

Alone : Season 10

NCIS : Seasons 16-17

The Smurfs : Season 2

New on Prime Video – Full List

13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi (2016)

My Lady Jane (2024) *Prime Video Original Series

WNBA on Prime Video (2024) *Prime Video Original Sports

Zoolander No. 2: The Magnum Edition (2016)

NWSL on Prime Video (2024) *Prime Video Original Sports

The K2 : S1 *Prime Video Original Series

New on Hulu – Full List

Released wednesday, june 2 6.

FX’s The Bear : Complete Season 3 *Only on Hulu

Amelia’s Children | 2023

Eric D’Alessandro: I Don’t Understand | 2023

Joe Zimmerman: Cult Classic | 2023

John Crist: What Are We Doing? | 2022

Josh Pugh: Live From Birmingham Town Hall | 2023

Red Right Hand | 2024

Somewhere Quiet | 2023

The Family Stallone : Complete Season 1 (CBS)

Pride Across America : Livestream (ABC News Live)

Zappa | 2020

New on Max – Full List

Breaking New Ground (Max Original) 

Beach Cottage Chronicles , Season 4 (Magnolia)

Problemista (2024) (A24) 

The Great Food Truck Race , Season 17 (Food Network)

New on Disney+ – Full List

Disney Jr.’s Ariel : Season 1, 8 episodes *New to Disney+

Released Saturday, June 29

Chibi Tiny Tales (Shorts) (S5,8 episodes)

Paranormal State (S6, 8 episodes)

ZOMBIES: The Re-Animated Series (S1, 11 episodes)

New on Apple TV+ – Full List

• Fancy Dance

New on Starz – Full List

Power Book II: Ghost : Episode 404 – “The Reckoning”

Released Sunday, June 29

The Human Factor

New on Peacock – Full List

Champions *

What Else Is Streaming New This June?

What you see above is just a portion of the new movies and shows you can watch this month if you’ve got more than one streaming service subscription. We update our guides to the new releases on the most popular streaming platforms every month, so you can stay on top of the freshest titles to watch. Here are full lists, schedules, and reviews for everything streaming:

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