This list brings together the highest-rated titles available on TV+, featuring 15 productions — 5 movies and 10 series — with an outstanding average FoxFilm score of 8.7/10. At the summit stand two masterpieces sharing perfect 10.0/10 ratings: The Godfather and The Godfather Part II, followed closely by Rick and Morty at 9.2/10.
The genre distribution is dominated by drama (12 titles), followed by mystery (4 titles) and sci-fi/fantasy (3 titles). Series clearly outnumber movies at 10 to 5, reflecting the platform's strength in original long-form content.
Francis Ford Coppola's 1972 masterpiece The Godfather still stands undisputedly at the pinnacle of cinema history as one of its most influential works. Adapted from Mario Puzo's novel, the film is not merely a mafia story, but also offers a profound meditation on power, family bonds, and the dark side of the American Dream.
Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather Part II, one of the greatest achievements in cinema history, is proof that a sequel can be better than the original work. Masterfully weaving together the parallel stories of two generations, this masterpiece deeply examines power, family, and the dark side of the American dream, reaching the pinnacle of cinematic art in every frame.
Rick and Morty is a cultural phenomenon that pushes the boundaries of the animated format, blending nihilist philosophy with absurdist comedy to become one of the most influential science fiction productions in popular culture. The universe created by Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland may appear on the surface to be a simple grandfather-grandson adventure, but it delivers a richly layered narrative that masterfully explores existential inquiry, family dynamics, and a sharp critique of modern society.
With Dune: Part Two, Denis Villeneuve once again ascends to the pinnacle of science fiction cinema. Transforming the second half of Frank Herbert's legendary novel into a breathtaking visual feast, the film is not merely an adaptation — it is a testament to the sheer power of cinematic art.
True Detective, bearing Nic Pizzolatto's signature, left an indelible mark on television history with its anthology format — transforming the detective genre into a philosophical journey and telling a different dark story with each season. The first season, elevated to the pinnacle of modern television by the unforgettable performances of Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson, now returns for its fourth installment, bringing Jodie Foster and Kali Reis together in the icy darkness of Alaska.
Written by Damon Lindelof and Tom King, Lanterns transforms DC's iconic characters into a True Detective-style dark thriller, bringing a radical breath of fresh air to superhero storytelling. Combined with HBO's prestigious production quality, the series melts cosmic powers into the suffocating atmosphere of rural America.
Crystal Lake, a bold prequel that tells the story of horror cinema's legendary character Jason Voorhees' mother, brings character depth to the slasher genre. With Linda Cardellini's extraordinary performance, it presents Pamela Voorhees to the audience not as a monster, but as a tragic mother.
Signed by George R.R. Martin and Ryan J. Condal, House of the Dragon sheds light on 200 years before the Game of Thrones universe, captivatingly bringing the rise and fall dynamics of the Targaryen Dynasty to the screen. This saga woven with dragons, betrayal, and power struggles stands out as one of HBO's most ambitious productions.
The Pitt brings a nostalgic return to the medical drama genre, portraying a real-time struggle for life in the corridors of a Pittsburgh hospital. This production, a collaboration between Noah Wyle and R. Scott Gemmill that carries the ER tradition into 2025, presents the collapse of the healthcare system through a humanistic lens.
HBO's Euphoria shatters the teen drama mold with a fearless, visually stunning portrait of addiction, identity, and the emotional wreckage of Gen Z.
Dutton Ranch places the Yellowstone universe's most beloved characters front and center, rekindling Beth and Rip's stormy romance across the rugged landscapes of the modern West while exploring the emotional depths of a mentor-protégé bond. Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser's undeniable chemistry continues to keep the spirit of the franchise very much alive.
Taylor Sheridan's espionage thriller about the CIA's covert Lioness program brings the dangerous world of female agents to the screen with striking realism. Combining Zoe Saldaña's powerful performance with Sheridan's signature hard-hitting storytelling, the series boldly exposes the dark side of modern intelligence operations.
Starring Michael Fassbender, The Agency is a visually striking adaptation that blends classic espionage thriller elements with modern political intrigue. Written by the Butterworth brothers, the series creates a compelling atmosphere by combining the cold world of espionage with a romantic internal reckoning.
Kristoffer Borgli brings together Zendaya and Robert Pattinson to filter the fragility of modern relationships through a dark comedy lens. The Drama transforms into a romantic drama that both entertains and provokes thought, with themes of betrayal and trust set against the backdrop of pre-wedding chaos.
Dutch director Halina Reijn brings modern sexuality, power dynamics, and female desire to the screen without restraint in Babygirl, elevated by Nicole Kidman's fearless performance. The film stands out as a contemporary take on the erotic thriller genre, blending the legacy of '90s Basic Instinct with the social sensibilities of 2024.