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This is a bit late, but I actually have a sufficatingly long list of movies to watch because whenever I actually decide to watch something, I have no ideas. They are on various streaming services that I probably am not allowed to name.

Mysteries 

Enola Holmes

Knives Out

Agatha Christie stuff 

Sometimes cliche but really sweet high school romance stuff 

Dumplin' 

Candy Jar

Stargirl 

Broadway musicals adapted for the screen 

The Prom

Hamilton (kind of obvious, but I'm copy/pasting from my list, and it's worth it)

Into the Woods 

I don't know the genre, but these are probably my favorite movies of all time 

The Princess Bride (A modern take on a classic fairytale, with, I quote from the book, "Fencing, fighting, torture, poison, true love, hatem revenge, giants, hunters, bad men, good men, beautifulest ladies, snakes, spiders, beasts of all natures and descriptions, pain, death, brave men, coward men, strongest men, chases, escapes, lies, truths, passion, and miracles." It's absolutely incredible.)

Okja (Not for the faint of heart or people who are excesively attached to their animal products, this is a beautiful and occasionally morally terrifying movie about the animal liberation movement, a super-pig {not a superhero, it means really big, like elephants} named Okja, and her human best friend {Mija})

We Are the Best (It's in Swedish with English subtitles, so if you don't like that, probably not a good idea to watch, and if I remember rightly, there are potential triggers to look into, but it's a beautiful movie about a couple of outcast punk girls in Sweden after the death of punk who start a band.)

The Book Thief (In Nazi Germany, a young girl named Liesel learns the power of words as they are burned down all around her and used to manipulate an entire country. Narrated by Death, with plenty of laughter, tears, and insults, it is a pretty good adaptation of a great book.)