Whenever I'm not sure what to watch on Netflix, I always look at the Top 10 Most Watched Movies. Not all of them will be winners, but it's still a great tool to cut through the noise.

With that in mind, let us help you figure out what to watch by narrowing down the best three to watch on Netflix's Top 10 Movies list. This list includes a haunting war thriller starring Liam Hemsworth, a laugh-out-loud horror film, and a refreshing romantic comedy.

This article is based on the Netflix Top 10 list of the most-watched movies in the U.S. as of 12 p.m. ET on Friday, August 3. For further recommendations on what to watch across the best streaming services, check out Netflix's All New This Month.

It looks like one of the biggest box office flops of the year is finally trying to find a streaming audience. Land of Bad, which ranked in Netflix's top 10 not too long ago, may not sound familiar, but it looks to be a timeless war thriller. [Liam Hemsworth, Russell Crowe, Luke Hemsworth, and Milo Ventimiglia star in "Land of Bad," about the U.S. Army Delta Force, which is ambushed in enemy territory and finds itself in dire straits. Newly minted Sergeant JJ Kinney (Hemsworth) is forced to rely on the remote guidance of drone pilot Captain Eddie Grimm "Reaper" (Russell Crowe) to escape safely.

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"Tarot" is not a good horror movie, but it is a good movie to laugh at. It's a downright vulgar teen horror that's fun to watch with friends and rip to shreds.

Like many forgotten horror films, "Tarot" has friends at the mercy of forces beyond their understanding, with deadly consequences. This time, all because of a cursed deck of tarot cards, unspeakable evil is unleashed on the world. To find a way to break the curse, the friends must uncover the card's mysterious past.

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This refreshing rom-com stars Emmy and Grammy Award-winning star Harry Connick, Jr. as John Allman, a brooding rock star who has just had a failed comeback tour. He retreats to an isolated cliffside home in Cyprus to heal his wounds and figure out what to do next. To make matters worse, he can't escape the one-hit wonder song of the day, "Girl on the Beach." The song, inspired by a devastating breakup, still haunts him.

He initially intends to wallow in self-pity alone, but is constantly disturbed by all manner of visitors. Things are further complicated when his old lover reappears, and he is at a crossroads where he must decide which is more important: his music or the woman he left behind.

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