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Tyler Perry’s Doing Life centers on the unlikely connection formed between a single mother (Naomi Baker) and a reformed ex-con (Jay Reeves). Described by Netflix as a “gritty and gripping urban drama,” the film centers on a mother fighting to survive day by day, and a man imbued with untapped talent who find in each other an unlikely second chance.
"Great British Baking Show,” “Shark Tales” and “Sleepless in Seattle" are among titles arriving on Netflix in September 2026.
The best kids and family-friendly movies to watch on Netflix in August 2026 include 'Minions' and 'Annie' with Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx
The Beatles will be going on a magical mystery tour from theaters to Netflix, following a deal between the streamer and Sony Pictures.
Netflix is an American subscription video on-demand over-the-top streaming service. The service primarily distributes original and acquired films and television shows from various genres, and it is available internationally in multiple languages.
Check out a thriller, a comedy, some live sports or pretty much any other genres this weekend; there’s something new for everyone arriving to every streamer. On Netflix, we can’t wait to watch Robert De Niro and Adam Scott in The Whisper Man,
Netflix's best new sci-fi movies to stream in July include the prequel 'A Quiet Place: Day One,' 'War Machine' with Alan Ritchson and more
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Netflix's upcoming $280 million high fantasy movie that is one of its most expensive of all time starts a new era
Netflix's new fantasy movie is one of the most expensive of all time, it will have a hard time starting a new era for the streaming service.
This week's streaming column featured the new Adam Scott thriller, an Alan Ritchson revenge quest, and one of the most divisive movies of the year.
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Christina Lauren fans have an early Christmas present to anticipate. Netflix's film adaptation of the author duo's In A Holidaze will arrive on the streamer Dec. 2. Written and directed by Tiffany Paulsen (Winter Spring Summer Fall),