For those who want to catch up in the last days of summer and watch all the unseen films, here is another list. What new things did Netflix show us this summer?

In 2021, Netflix promised its subscribers to release new original films every week throughout the year. Well, the summer collection continues to expand with thrillers, teen rom-coms, zombies, and... a skateboarder from India. To help you on your cinematic journey, we are sharing the brightest and highest-rated films of the summer. Choose according to your taste.

The Kissing Booth 3

Surprisingly, the highly-rated teen rom-com concludes with the third film. The characters return to real problems and college life. Now they have to choose not only guys but also maintain their friendship.

Vivo

A fun animated musical about a little kinkajou. That's the animal. He loves to play music and goes on an adventure to deliver a love letter. A pleasant and heartfelt atmosphere and an interesting style.

Beckett

A new action-thriller starring the star of "Tenet" and "Malcolm & Marie" John David Washington alongside the beautiful Alicia Vikander. A couple vacationing in Greece becomes entangled in a dangerous political conspiracy. A gripping and emotional one-time watch.

The Little Things

In short, this is a film about Jason Momoa, who thirsts for revenge and seeks justice after his wife's death. At the same time, he must protect his daughter. Chases, shootouts, emotional manipulation, and a brutal hero. It sounds cool, but in reality, alas, it's not so rosy.

He's All That

A remake of a familiar romantic comedy. Interestingly, the film features a real rising TikTok star who tries to turn an unpopular boy into the prom king. By the way, you'll notice Rachael Leigh Cook in a wonderful cameo as the mom.

The Fear Street Trilogy

This summer Netflix released an entire series of three films based on the books of R.L. Stine. Each film takes place in a different year, but they are all connected. The first film tells the story of teenagers in 1994 living in a small town in Ohio where mysterious murders occur. The second film is set in 1978, with scary events taking place at a summer camp. The third is set in 1666 and is based on a witch hunt.

The Last Letter from Your Lover

A great choice for those who want to see people falling in love in beautiful settings in the 1960s. Viewers are told how an ambitious journalist comes across a series of secret letters, from which she learns about a forbidden romance between two lovers.

Army of the Dead

Zack Snyder continues to delight his fans this year by releasing a trashy film about a zombie apocalypse. A group of people goes on a mission to retrieve several million dollars hidden in a safe. But where? In Las Vegas, which is teeming with zombies. Many stars, much action, much stupidity, and soon there will be a spin-off about one of the heroes. And if you already miss Zack, here's our top of his best films.

Carnival

A Brazilian comedy about an influential woman who pays for a trip to the carnival for her friends after her boyfriend cheats on her. They have a pretty fun time and, naturally, fall in love.

Skater Girl

You might come across this film only by chance, but it's worth it. The story is about a teenage girl from a small village in India who dreams of becoming a cool skateboarder. And, as you understand, it's possible. After all, we all saw what the kids did at the recent Olympics in this discipline. An emotionally rich film about overcoming oneself and stereotypes.