The most anticipated movies from Netflix in 2025 include "Happy Gilmore 2," "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery" and "Back in Action."

The platform's lineup of classic film releases is always changing, but these gems from Netflix's own catalog will (probably) still be there by the time you read this.

It would be logical to assume that any movie that ranks No. 1 on Netflix must be worth watching, but unfortunately, that’s definitely not the case. In 2024, duds have ranked in

Netflix released many new comedies, thrillers, and family movies, but critics didn't love all of them. Here are the best and worst.

Even in a year like 2024, which was greatly affected by union strikes in the entertainment industry with movie release dates being pushed around left and right, Netflix was mostly consistent selves, giving their subscribers new releases week after week with some of the biggest names in Hollywood and across the globe.

Thankfully, Netflix also added a healthy amount of original programming, movies, TV shows, anime, and documentaries that’ll be much easier to watch. So here’s a list of Netflix’s best shows and movies to watch in case you never get past the buffering icon.

Watch these five movies leaving Netflix at the end of024. Our picks include a remarkable thriller and one of the most influential blockbusters ever.

From holiday-themed specials to the return of some fan-favorite shows, all of the major streamers have bestowed some wonderful gifts upon us all. New episodes of Squid Game are here, and a brand new Doctor Who special arrived, giving us plenty to watch as we loll around in our PJs for the weekend.

Netflix has released some incredible content in 2024—and I confess, I've devoted hours of my time to watching a whole lot of it. There were binge-worthy shows (like Nobody Wants This), fascinating tell-all documentaries (like Simone Biles Rising Part 2) and,