7 great movies you can watch on Netflix this weekend

Netflix description: The athlete, the brain, the criminal, the princess and the basket case break through the social barriers of high school during Saturday detention.

Critic score: 88%

Audience score: 92%

You know this movie. It's so rewatchable, relatable, and a perfect representation of the 80s. If you haven't watched it in a while, give it a shot. And if you've never seen it, watch it now please.

Netflix description: The seemingly invincible Spider-Man goes up against an all-new crop of villains in the third installment of the blockbuster adventure series.

Critic score: 63%

Audience score: 51%

"Spider-Man 3" is a horrible movie with too many villains. But it is so deliciously fun to hate-watch. Even if you saw the movie and hated it at the time, you won't believe it when you watch again. The picture featured above is not a mistake. It is from a scene where Peter Parker dances around Manhattan, being really creepy to women right before he goes through an emo phase that lasts for a few scenes.

Netflix description: Danny and Wheeler coast their way through their jobs, but their goofing off leads to community service with the Sturdy Wings mentoring program.

Critic score: 78%

Audience score: 74%

This comedy won't be available until Sunday, but it's great for lazy Sundays. It's really funny, and some of the humor which was pretty specific for things happening in 2008, like reenactment nerds and energy drinks, are fun to look back on. Those were the days!

Netflix description: Freddie Prinze Jr. stars as a working class lad who joins a group of college players in hopes of inking a contract with a Major League Baseball team.

Critic score: 8%

Audience score: 40%

This movie is relentlessly dumb and you might lose brain cells, but Freddie Prinze Jr. is in it, and he's quite a good rom-com lead. Even though it came out in 2001, it's so dated and cliche that it feels a lot older.

Netflix description: A turbulent vacation turns deadly when a fugitive and his crew kidnap a river rafting guide and her family, forcing them down the dangerous river.

Critic score: 56%

Audience score: 51%

Kevin Bacon and Meryl Streep? Yes please. This movie isn't amazing, but it's fun to look back on a time when this unlikely pairing happened.

Netflix description: This ensemble comedy is a charming treatise on romance, telling 10 intertwining Londonlovestories, leading up to a climax on Christmas Eve.

Critic score: 63%

Audience score: 72%

Happy holidays! It's time to watch "Love Actually." Actually, any time is the time to watch this sweet, optimistic film in which Hugh Grant dances to The Pointer Sisters.