You made it through Friday the 13th with Horror movies galore, now it's time to get down on Pi Day 2015. Whether it's the perfect math (that won't happen again for another 100 years), the idea of tasty pies or even pizza that has you jazzed, we decided to put together an extra special way for you to celebrate with these fine movies about pi, math, pie, pizza or other closely related topics. 

So close the calculator app on your phone or smartwatch, pull out a tasty piece of Pi Day food and get ready to stream the best pi choices around on Netflix!

Here are the 14 best Pi Day 2015 movies streaming on Netflix right now for your brain and nom-joyment.

1. Pi (1998)

Of course we're going to start with Darren Aronofsky's Pi right off the plate! Start your 3/14/15 streaming experience following a mathematician trying to find that all powerful number that will unlock the mysteries of the universe.

2. Mystic Pizza (1988)

Next it's time to lighten the mood with one of Julia Roberts first films about three best friends working in a Connecticut pizza parlor. Mystic Pizza is actually a real pizza parlor in Mystic, Connecticut and they serve delicious pizza pies.

3. Good Will Hunting (1997)

Getting back to mathematics and staying in New England, Good Will Hunting is good apples which might just inspire you to make apple pie today too? The film put Matt Damon and Ben Affleck on the map, not to mention score an Academy Award for Robin Williams.

4. Chef (2014)

Swinging on back to amazing grub which will put you in the mood for more than just pies and pizza slices is Jon Favreau's Chef. The movie is a love letter to food as well as a little jab at the Iron Man's director own back & forth relationship with social media. Serve this one up!

5. Codebreaker (2014)

The Oscar winning movie, The Imitation Game, is a great choice but until it is available on Netflix, this documentary on Alan Turing's life is truly fascinating. Codebreaker tells the story of how this great mathematician set in motion the computer age and how his codebreaking helped win World War II. It's perfect for getting the perfect numbers right and watching just how it all came to be under such extraordinary circumstances.

6. Stand By Me (1986)

A group of friends going on an adventure together and exploring life is perfect but the actual scene involving pies might be the hardest one in the film to watch. Having said that, Rob Reiner's Stand By Me a nice addition to your Pi Day queue and hey there Wil Wheaton! Oh and do you think Mighty Mouse could beat up Superman?

7. Proof (2005)

Gwyneth Paltrow and Anthony Hopkins star in Proof, a moving story of a young woman haunted by her math genius father's past. The film is based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning play. Btw, it also has Jake Gyllenhaal.