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6 Can T Miss New Shows And Movies Streaming This Week On Netflix

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6 can t miss new shows and movies streaming this week on netflix

Benoit Blanc is back, and trouble is already monogrammed. The suave sleuth wades into a glittering new tangle of lies and alibis, where the suspects are rich, the stakes are lethal, and every clue cuts both ways. Holiday season means the streamers are turning the volume up. This week: Benoit Blanc is back on Netflix, Percy Jackson dives into his next quest, Pennywise-adjacent terror wraps its first season, a vengeful comedy sharpens its claws, a legendary mockumentary band returns for one... Here are the ones actually worth your time. Daniel Craig’s super-sleuth Benoit Blanc returns for the third Knives Out mystery, and this time the case is a doozy: an apparently impossible murder of a high-ranking Catholic priest.

The suspect pool is stacked as usual, with Josh O'Connor, Cailee Spaeny, Andrew Scott, Glenn Close, and Jeremy Renner all in the mix. Early buzz says this is a big rebound after the hit-and-miss Glass Onion — a slightly more serious tone, a more fully sketched Blanc, and still ferociously fun. Honestly, prime family viewing for the holidays... if you can wait that long. Streaming in the US and UK on Netflix. Season 1 was a monster hit for Disney Plus, and the new season aims to bottle lightning twice with The Sea of Monsters.

Percy (Walker Scobell) heads out on a risky mission to save his friend Grover (Aryan Simhadri) and find a way to protect Camp Half-Blood itself. It sticks close to Rick Riordan’s books, and the young cast remains charming — a clear step up from the old movie takes. Episodes roll out weekly, so this one will carry you through the holidays. Streaming in the US and UK on Disney Plus. The loudest mockumentary band returns for a long-promised encore. Decades after the original film, Nigel Tufnel (Christopher Guest), David St.

Hubbins (Michael McKean), and Derek Smalls (Harry Shearer) reunite for one last show. Expect rock cliches turned up to, yes, 11, a parade of famous faces (including Paul McCartney and Elton John), and plenty of glorious stupidity. Reviews have been mixed, but fans will want to check in on the lads. Bonus: the immortal original This Is Spinal Tap also hits HBO Max on December 12. Streaming in the US on HBO Max. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, though this list of new TV shows and movies to stream this weekend includes very few Christmas movies.

I’ll have a separate guide for the best holiday-themed fare up soon. It’s about that time of year, when the lights go up and holly, jolly Christmas tunes come on the radio. It’s another big weekend for streaming content, though not as big as last weekend and the much-anticipated release of Stranger Things 5. In entertainment news, we’ve just learned that Netflix is purchasing Warner Bros. and will devour HBO Max in the $82.7 billion deal. It’s the end of an era.

My only prediction is grim: We will never get The Sopranos or Deadwood or The Wire or even The Pitt quality series from HBO ever again. They will all move toward Netflix’s dread algorithm, toward its lower-quality cinematography. It’s also a death knell for the movie theater business, not to mention the high caliber films Warner Bros. puts out — you can kiss those goodbye. Kiss your wallet goodbye, also, as this kind of acquisition leads to major price-hikes for subscribers. Competition is good.

Massive media mergers? Not so much. Don’t get me wrong. Netflix has made many perfectly fine TV shows and movies, but those are generally the exception to the rule. HBO has many of the greatest TV shows ever made. All good things come to an end.

I just wish, perhaps selfishly, that I didn’t have to witness so many in my lifetime. In any case, on a brighter note, we have shows and movies to discuss. As always, I’ve searched high and low for all the best new shows and movies for you to stream on the various streaming services we all subscribe to these days. Netflix’s latest gripping series is one of the best shows to binge-watch this week. Trending worldwide just hours after its global premiere, this is one new Netflix release that all thriller fans truly can't miss. This riveting 6-part Netflix thriller originally premiered back in 2023 – and just dropped its highly anticipated second season on Tuesday, December 9, 2025.

There's no better time to dive into this viral action hit than right now. Although new Netflix series like Sean Combs: The Reckoning and The Abandons continue to dominate on Netflix's global and U.S. charts, this brand new thriller is perfectly positioned to make a huge impact in worldwide viewership throughout the week. If you consider yourself a big fan of crime thrillers, bingeing Netflix's most-talked-about new series in the genre this week is essential. Don't miss the one new Netflix series that everyone will be talking about. Netflix's new thriller series Blood Coast is surging on global streaming charts right now after making its worldwide season 2 premiere on Tuesday (via FlixPatrol).

The action-packed French crime thriller, also titled Pax Massilia, is gearing up to do massive numbers on Netflix this week. Stay informed with the Netflix schedule, all organized on one page. See what’s airing tonight, plan your week, and never miss exciting shows and premieres. Whether you’re looking for new releases or returning favorites, this guide has everything you need to stay updated on your Netflix viewing experience. Stay ahead with the latest Netflix schedule, updated daily to ensure you never miss a moment of your favorite shows. From thrilling premieres to returning classics, everything you need is right here.

Bookmark this page and share it with your friends to keep everyone in the loop about what’s on and when. Your ultimate Netflix viewing guide is just a click away! George Clooney's new Netflix movie and Michelle Pfeiffer's Christmas comedy are among this week's best streaming titles When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Our list of the best new movies and TV shows to watch during the first weekend of December is already packed with Christmas spirit, although there is still something for everyone.

From Michelle Pfeiffer's Prime Video holiday comedy to George Clooney's new Netflix movie, these are the titles that should be on your radar right now. With new upcoming movies and the best shows continually arriving on our screens, it can be difficult to choose what to watch next. That's where we come in. We've put together a guide with six great new movies and TV shows now available on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Apple TV Plus, and Hulu, which are arguably the best... There are new titles, but also a lot of nostalgic content, as some streamers have recently added beloved classics ahead of the Christmas season. Below, we help you find your next watch on streaming.

See what's new now, but don't forget to catch up with some of the year's best titles, including Andor season 2, Netflix's Adolescence, and KPop Demon Hunters. Stay up to date with every new movie, series, game, documentary, and special on Netflix — all in one complete guide with release lists and detailed recaps. We also provide weekly roundups for What’s New on Netflix UK. After learning that she has terminal cancer, a spirited young woman thinks she's finished with love forever -- but her heart has other ideas. A movie star, a striving ingenue and an aspiring producer chase fame, fortune and fleeting glory amid the glamorous debauchery of late-1920s Hollywood. After a plane crash leaves a man stranded on a deserted island, he fights to stay alive for years, clinging to the hope he'll someday return home.

Realizing that his church has prioritized gimmicks over the gospel, a beloved youth pastor attempts to reconnect with his faith and his family. It’s never exactly a slow week of new releases on Netflix — the streamer keeps viewers busy with a steady stream of exclusive debuts just about every day, but the new month always brings... In the first week of December, that includes their new Christmas rom-com, “My Secret Santa,” starring “Virgin River’s” Alexandra Breckenridge; the heartbreaking school shooting documentary “All the Empty Rooms” and the latest installment of... Speaking of Sandler, Netflix also debuts his new movie collab with Noah Baumbach, “Jay Kelly,” co-starring George Clooney. Outside the realm of Netflix originals, this week also sees the underseen but very worth watching 2022 film “Babylon,” starring Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt in a raucous Old Hollywood tale. Check out the highlights of new movies and shows premiering this week below, followed by a list of all the new titles streaming on Netflix this week.

In this moving short documentary, a journalist and a photographer set out to memorialize the bedrooms left behind by children killed in school shootings. Adam Sandler invites Dave backstage on his comedy tour, then they sit down at NYU to chat about standup, famous roles and his beloved Stratocaster. Lilo & Stitch & Wednesday are coming to streaming this week. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A new month is here and that means it’s time for a flood of new movies and series to invade your favorite streaming services.

If you’ve lost some of your favorites you may need something new to watch this week. The good news is there’s actually quite a lot, from nearly every corner o the streaming world, to enjoy this week. Based on the box office response to the live-action Lilo & Stitch, there’s a pretty good chance that you’ve already seen it once. If, however, you are one of the few who didn’t, or you just want to see it again, the first billion-dollar Hollywood blockbuster of 2025 will be available with your Disney+ subscription this week. Fans had to wait quite a while after Wednesday Season 1 to get Season 2, and then Netflix decided to make fans wait to get to the end of Season 2. Luckily, the wait ends this week when the back half of Season 2 of Wednesday arrives.

Luckily, we shouldn’t have to wait quite as long for more Jenna Ortega, as Wednesday Season 3 has already been given the green light. Jay Kelly and Mission Impossible 8 lead this week's streaming suggestions When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The final month of 2025 is upon us – and December has come out swinging with a pre-Christmas bounty of new movies to enjoy on the world's best streaming services. For those of a TV show persuasion, Netflix has also served up a new Western-era series and, depending on your music proclivities, a documentary that's proven to be highly controversial.

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