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City of God (2002) - Cuffing season will soon be upon us. So, if you and a potential bae decide to make it a #NetflixandChill night, we've got you covered with these 10 buzzworthy films now available on Netflix. By Patrice PeckShot on location in Rio de Janeiro's poorest favelas, City of God follows two young men — budding photographer Rocket and drug dealer José "Zé" Pequeno — as they come of age amidst increasing drug-related bloodshed and violence in the 1970s. What sets this critically acclaimed cinematic study apart from its successors is its depiction of humanity amidst darkness.(Photo: Miramax)

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Force Majeure (2014) - Imagine this: you're on a ski holiday having lunch with your husband and children when, suddenly, you're all staring down an avalanche. In a moment of weakness, your husband fails to protect you all. What do you do? How do you all move on? That's exactly what this hilarious, yet uncomfortable Swedish film asks. Couples will find it difficult to watch, but hard to ignore.(Photo: Beofilm)

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Drumline: A New Beat (2014) - It's safe to say that Drumline: A New Beat, the made-for-TV sequel to the 2002 box-office hit film, was a mega-flop for critics and audiences alike. But, it did spark a ton of chatter, becoming an overnight social media sensation. If you haven't checked it out already and are in the mood for something light, this is a great time to see what all the buzz was about.(Photo: VH1)

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A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014) - A young woman skateboarder who avenges other women by preying on disrespectful men? You've got our attention! Oh yeah, did we mention that she's a vampire? This Iranian film showcases a refreshing mash-up of genres, including the spaghetti western, the graphic novel, horror films and the Iranian New Wave.(Photo: Vice Films)

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Django Unchained (2012) - Quentin Tarantino. Jamie Foxx. Kerry Washington. Samuel L. Jackson. Leonardo DiCaprio. Jam packed with some of the best actors of our time, Django Unchained really needs no introduction. But, if you need a refresher, this western film centers on Django, a formerly enslaved Black man, and Dr. King Schulz, a bounty hunter, as they wreak havoc on the South's most-wanted criminals while working to rescue Django's long-lost enslaved wife. Basically, there will be blood.(Photo: Columbia Pictures)

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Muscle Shoals (2013) - Love a good documentary? Consider watching Muscle Shoals. This fascinating film centers on the beginnings and heyday of the music scene in a tiny Alabama town that changed the face of rock 'n' roll. The lush cinematography will draw you in and the engaging storytelling will keep you glued to the screen.(Photo: Magnolia Pictures)

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Punch-Drunk Love (2002) - A perfect romantic comedy for those looking to avoid cinematic clichés, Punch-Drunk Love centers on a simple, offbeat love story. Also, funny man Adam Sandler's unexpected star turn in this surreal flick — part musical, part silent film — is an unexpected surprise.(Photo: New Line Cinema)

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Y Tu Mama Tambien (2001) - If your main concern is heating things up during your date, then look no further than Alfonso Cuarón's sexy film Y Tu Mama Tambien. Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna play two punk Mexican teens ruled by raging hormones who rush headfirst into adulthood during a carefree cross-country trip. There's one particular scene that might help take things to the next level with your boo, but we won't ruin it for you!(Photo: Besame Mucho Pictures)

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Fist of Legend (1994) - You can always expect excellent fight scenes when it comes to Kung Fu king Jet Li. Set in Japan, this 1994 classic martial arts movie also has a 100 percent "Certified Fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes, which is also another major claim to fame.(Photo: Eastern Productions)

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Rosemary’s Baby (1968) - What's a date night movie list without a great horror film? Rosemary's Baby follows the disturbing story of a loving young couple in New York City whose unexpected pregnancy sparks a series of horrific events. You and your significant other will definitely have lots to discuss afterward. And if you start to side-eye your neighbors, we don't blame you...(Photo: William Castle Productions)