Since Disney+ and Hotstar partnered, things have become much more fascinating and the streaming services' libraries have gotten better and bigger with a tonne of huge international titles. The library includes comedies, dramas, action, adventure, thrillers, and even straightforward coming-of-age pictures. As a result, if you have a Disney+ Hotstar Premium account and are unsure of what to watch, check out our list of the top English films across all genres.

Take a look, then decide:

Titanic                    

One of the highest-earning films ever is James Cameron's epic Titanic, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet. The story, which is a masterpiece in every way, shows the developing love affair between two young people aboard the RMS Titanic. Even after two decades, Titanic remains one of the most cherished films thanks to James Cameron's vision, the excellent acting, and the subtle depiction of class prejudice with a love story at its center. One of Hotstar's top English films

The Sixth Sense         

The Sixth Sense, a 1999 supernatural psychological thriller directed by M. Night Shyamalan, is about a little boy who is terrified because he keeps running into dead people. His mother seeks out a psychiatrist who can assist her son, but his doctor also seems off in certain ways. With excellent performances from Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osment, this film keeps you on the edge of your seat for the rest of the story.

Independence Day     

Independence Day, directed by Roland Emmerich, is one of the best catastrophe and alien invasion films of all time. It emphasizes the word "fun" throughout. This 1996 sci-fi action film has its share of pros and negatives, from the performances to the endearing chemistry between the lead actors to the absurd premise, yet you can't help but be captivated by it on every level.

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri                  

Three Billboards, a Martin McDonagh-directed film starring Frances McDormand, tells the story of a furious mother who risks everything to force the local police to solve the murder of her dead daughter. The film was mostly sustained by the screenplay and the unpredictable plot. Along with the outstanding character and the excellent acting, Martin McDonagh ensured that the movie did not fall into the clichéd paint-by-numbers category and was able to keep it interesting for the entire running duration.

Love, Simon        

Next on the list of the Best English Movies on Hotstar is Love, Simon, a coming-of-age tale about Simon, a gay teenager who is reluctant to come out to his family or friends due to the circumstances. Nick Robinson plays Simon in the major role. This story was enjoyable thanks to its straightforward yet suspenseful plot, well-written dialogue, funny and touching parts, peppy songs and background music, and likable characters.

Kingsman: The Secret Service         

Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman: The Secret Service is a brilliant collection of sleek action and amiable humor that engages the viewer and offers a fun-filled movie-watching experience, paying homage to the slick 80s James Bond films. The film had its moments and would keep you entertained the entire time, with a few weak areas.

The Martian   

The Martian, hailed as one of Ridley Scott's best recent films, had everything working in its favor. everything from the script to the cast's performances to the funny humor and engaging plot. Lovely science fiction plays with minimal space and science terminology that don't annoy you.

Taken      

The industry was shocked by Liam Neeson's portrayal of Bryan Mills in Taken, which dramatically salvaged and revitalized Neeson's career. This film has a simple, uncomplicated plot, but it mostly entertains with its awesome action scenes and racy narrative, which are supported by a good performance by its lead actor. The first of its sort, Taken is a good movie to watch any day.

Night at the Museum       

The most enjoyable and engaging comedies starring Ben Stiller in the lead position include Shawn Levy's fantasy comedy Night at the Museum from 2006. The MacGuffin that brings all the historical figures and statues in the museum back to life at dusk serves as the central plot device in the movie. Despite how absurd the plot may appear at first, this movie is a delight to watch from start to finish because the comedy works, and the characters are endearing and easy to root for.

Bohemian Rhapsody    

Bohemian Rhapsody celebrates the life of one of Rock's Greatest All-Time Entertainers and details the heroic and inspiring life of Farrokh Bulsara, better known as Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of Queen. In addition to Emmy Award-winning actor Rami Malek, the movie also features supporting performances from Lucy Boynton, Gwilym Lee, Ben Hardy, and Joseph Mazzello. The film is not perfect when viewed as a whole, especially in light of the screenwriting flaws. But it is a shining example of Freddie Mercury and his remarkable life.