If you're thinking about what to watch this weekend, Netflix's Top 10 Most Watched Movies is a great place to start, showcasing the movies that subscribers to one of the best streaming services are most interested in.

However, just because a movie makes Netflix's Top 10 list doesn't mean it will be a hit. Over the years, we've seen plenty of low-quality films make the rankings. That's why we've picked the top three movies worth your time.

These picks are based on Netflix's most-watched list as of noon ET on Sunday, April 28. Below are the best romantic comedies of the past few years, true crime documentaries with a twist, and the award-winning tennis drama that brought Will Smith his first Oscar.

Without further ado, here are three of the Netflix Top 10 films to watch right now.

Rom-com fans won't want to miss Netflix's No. 1 hit "Anyone But You," led by Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell. When law student Bo (Sweeney) and his finance brother Ben (Powell) meet at a coffee shop, sparks fly, but their picture-perfect first date quickly turns nasty.

A few months later, however, one of Ben's friends and Ben's sister are getting married, and they are destined to attend the same wedding. To make the trip as smooth as possible, the two decide to keep their arguments to a minimum and disguise their relationship so that there is no drama on their loved ones' big day. However, the last thing the two expect is to catch a glimpse of their genuine feelings for each other, leading to an unexpected turn of events.

Loosely based on Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, the film is anchored by solid performances from the two leads. After the credits roll, be sure to check out our top five movies to watch after "Anyone But You."

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Over the past few years, Netflix has made a name for itself as a source of compelling true crime documentaries.

Directed by filmmaker Jenny Popplewell, best known for American Murder: American Murder: The Family Next Door, this chilling documentary dives into the dark depths of human nature, reveals how appearances can be deceptive. It follows a young woman named Jennifer Pang, who endured a horrific ordeal when intruders broke into her home, tied her up, and shot her mother and father to death.

After experiencing such horror, the local community rallied around Jennifer as authorities searched for clues to identify the killer. However, as new evidence comes to light, the audience is left reeling from the shocking revelation that Jennifer played a far more complex role in the events of that tragic night than she initially claimed.

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Will Smith's Oscar-winning film - leaving aside his actions on that particular night - "King Richard" is definitely more a work of acting than a satisfying film as a whole. Smith embodies the role of Richard Williams, father and coach of the great tennis players Serena and Venus, with unwavering devotion.

"King Richard" follows the familiar arc of a typical sports biopic, while providing compelling insight into the man who shaped his daughters' extraordinary careers. However, while Richard may have been the coach who turned his daughters into international sports superstars, he was also a very flawed man.

"King Richard" may not break new ground in the sports biopic genre, but Smith's imposing portrayal elevates the film to something worth watching and is worth seeing through to a satisfying conclusion.

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