In our house, what to watch is a constant struggle (yes, I know it's a first world problem). While there is no guarantee that everything will be a home run, it is a useful tool to cut through the noise and see what people are talking about.

If you're at a loss for what to watch, we've narrowed down the Max Top 10 Best Films to bring you three that are really worth promoting. This list includes A24's ultra-violent, ultra-queer thriller starring Kristen Stewart and Katie O'Brian, the poignant family documentary that inspired last year's Oscar-winning “Zone of Interest,” and a breathtaking special effects filled The film includes a powerful titanic clash filled with breathtaking special effects that is sure to make you gasp.

This article is based on the Max Top 10 U.S. Movie Rankings as of 4 p.m. ET on July 22. For more streaming movie recommendations, be sure to check out our article summarizing all of the new Max movies this month.

“Love Lies Bleeding” may be one of A24's best films of the year. Think of it as a cross between “Thelma & Louise” and “Kill Bill” directed by the Coen Brothers, with the sappy vibe turned up to 11.

Kristen Stewart is in top form as Lou, a reclusive gym owner struggling to build a new life away from the influence of her criminal family. She becomes infatuated with Jackie (Katie O'Brien), an up-and-coming bodybuilder who is looking for her big break in Las Vegas. The two hit it off, but Lou's family gets involved, and their passionate love affair degenerates into a chaotic, bloody and toxic love .......

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“Zone of Interest” was one of the most haunting films of last year, but did you know that some of the family members at the center of Jonathan Glazer's Oscar-winning drama are still alive today?

The Shadow of the Commander follows Hans-Jürgen Hess, the 87-year-old son of Auschwitz commander Rudolf Hess. At the request of his son and grandson, Hans finally reads the memoirs his father wrote while awaiting his execution and struggles to come to terms with his memories of his father and his father's terrible legacy. Meanwhile, a parallel story unfolds about Anita Lasker-Walfisch, a German-Jewish cellist and Auschwitz survivor who played in the camp's musical band; the two meet face-to-face, along with their respective children, in a moving portrait of humanity.

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“Godzilla Minus One” may have been a game changer, winning an Academy Award, but “Godzilla x Kong: Neon Genesis Evangelion” returns to the series' roots, a blockbuster with life-size sets and stunning special effects, and its flimsy It's easy to overlook the flimsy plot. Just don't expect anything deeper than popcorn thrills.

In this sequel to 2021's “Godzilla vs. Kong,” a laser-blasting lizard and a giant ape put aside past rivalries to confront a new threat. With the threat of a frost-breathing giant escaping from the Hollow Earth and wreaking havoc on the surface of the earth, these former adversaries join forces in an epic battle for the fate of the world.

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