The Best Fantasy Films On Netflix You Haven't Seen

There are many genres to choose from when you want to spend the day on the couch with Netflix. But if you really want to detach from reality and take a binge-watch trip into other worlds, nothing beats the fantasy film genre.

Netflix provides a wide selection of great fantasy movies. You can’t go wrong with movies like Pan’s Labyrinth if you want a little bit of horror and suspense in a fantasy movie, but if you want something lighter, Stardust and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World will not disappoint.

But if you want something out of the ordinary you should catch these lesser-known fantasy films on Netflix.

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Legend of the Naga Pearls | 0:00
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant | 0:57
Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire | 2:04
Mojin: The Lost Legend | 3:02
Solomon Kane | 3:41
The Monkey King 2 | 4:12
Psychokinesis | 4:50
Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned | 5:30
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus | 6:16

[Looper]

What other fantasy films on Netflix should've made this list?

[CrowFuu]

StarDust is one of the best fantasy movies in years, i thought it was less popular. Guess not, and im happy many people love it like me.

[aliservan]

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[AdeptScholar]

Movies + IMDB Rating:

Legend of the Naga Pearls [5.5]
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant [5.9]
Dragonheart: Battle for the Heartfire [5.2]
Mojin: The Lost Legend [6.0]
Solomon Kane [6.1]
The Monkey King 2 [6.0]
Psychokinesis [5.9]
Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned [7.3]
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus [6.8]

[Jdb]

For anyone who hasn't read the Cirque du freak book series, I highly recommend it

[imartins]

Altered carbon, kind of really enjoyed watching it. So I'm voting it in.

[brettpeacock]

"Solomon Kane" was a creation of Robert E Howard - who also created "Conan" and "Kull" Before his premature death at 32 in the 1930s.

[neeleen]

I've watched Solomon Kane 3 times. I will watch it again!

[krisityyy]

Vanishing time was amazing!!!! South Korean cinema is on another level seriously. Along with the gods (both parts), I saw the devil, miracle in cell n7, sunny, a taxi driver... every South Korean film I've watched has been awesome

[nttl]

For those who don't know or remember The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus was the last movie from Heat Ledger, they had to finish the movie with Jude Law, Colin Farrel and Johnny Depp instead when Ledger died, and surprisingly they managed to make quite a convincing twist/homage out of that.

[raedwulf]

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus is a must see. Brilliant film.

[dennissinned]

Solomon Cane rocks, for the uninitiated, he was created by Robert E. Howard who also created Kull of Atlantis, Red Sonja and Conan the Barbarian !

[daniellewington]

I just ordered my how to speak mandarin book on Amazon. Give a few years and I'll be ready to watch half of these movies

[Dot-hack]

I can confirm Cirque du Freak, and Solomon Kane are both very good movies. Idk about the rest.

[waynechristopherlineberry]

I'm a huge fan of Solomon Kane! Really underrated!!!

[raedwulf]

I am an archaeologist, and I really do kung fu fight un-dead demons everyday! On, wait, those are my colleagues at the university...never mind...

[mnArqal]

Fantasy is one of my favourite genres, but since Lord of the Rings (and the Hobbit) and Harry Potter. And although fantasy has gone over to TV, it seems like people have no interest in fantasy much anymore when it comes to films. Lord of the Rings is great, but it's not the greatest fantasy out there. At least in Asian countries fantasy is still going strong, thank you.

[xxkhandikidxx]

I remember Dragon Heart! That was one of my favorite movies as a kid. I think I was around 7 or 8 when it came out. I didn't realize there were so many sequels. I'll have to check them out.

[stonemonkey]

Dragonheart sequels: Sean Connery's voicing Draco won't be matched, but Patrick Stewart's comes pretty close. Dignity and erudition.

[BunnieDM]

You had me at 'Somehow, like the slow creep of a respiratory infection...'