I don’t know who at Netflix is in charge of licensing films to appear on the service, but they’re doing an incredible job this month with new sci-fi movies specifically. Netflix previously just added both Interstellar and Inception, Christopher Nolan classics, but now they also have gotten the two actual best sci-fi movies of 2024.

With the holidays firmly in the rearview mirror, the start of the spring movie season still months away, and much of the entertainment industry laser-focused on the Oscar race, January is often a barren time for new film releases.

"Wicked" is everything a movie musical adaptation should be. Based on the Broadway production of the same name, “Wicked” tells the untold story of some of the key players in "The Wizard of Oz" years before Dorothy blew into town.

This week’s big releases include a new cast of high-end real estate agents selling insane apartments to the filthy rich in Selling The City, and a new season of the Prime Video thriller The Rig. Plus, don’t forget to tune in to the 82nd Annual Golden Globes this Sunday night on Paramount+!

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.

The best Netflix original movies of 2024 included films like "Hit Man," "Woman of the Hour," "His Three Daughters," and "Rebel Ridge."

After a full three weeks on top of Netflix’s Top 10 movie list, Carry-On has been unseated by a new film. The Taron Egerton/Jason Bateman thriller has become one of Netflix’s most viewed in a short stretch of time,

New year, new streaming habits? If your New Year's Resolution has been to waste less time on Netflix, then you'll find this list really useful so you can only watch the stuff that's really worth your time.

Netflix is removing a large selection of titles in January 2025 - Streaming service is taking down more than 200 movies and TV shows in January 2025