If you’re like me, you probably prefer to stay home with the family and watch a good movie on New Year’s Eve. To those of you unsure of what movie to watch this New Year’s, Netflix has got you covered. The streaming giant has so many films in its extensive library that will turn December 31 into a memorable movie night.

Emily Bader, Tom Blyth, Ben Affleck, and Matt Damon lead the way in movies and specials that are streaming on Netflix in January, so make it your resolution to check out these terrific titles dropping throughout the month.

The New Year brings plenty of new things: resolutions, jobs, relations, etc. But some things remain the same, and one of those things is finding a great movie to watch. Watch With Us is always on the hunt for great movies to stream,

It can be hard to find the best movies on Netflix. We all understand the struggle of scrolling time—hours lost to wading through all of the Netflix movie options that could instead have been spent, you know,

We Bury the Dead is not streaming on Netflix or Prime Video right now. While it’s possible We Bury the Dead may stream on Netflix someday, it won’t be until after the theatrical run and digital release of the movie. We Bury the Dead is not a Netflix original—it’s a small, independent film being distributed by Vertical in the U.S.

Want a detailed list of all the WWE titles joining Netflix this year? Look no further. Netflix’s 2026 WWE library covers an astonishing range of events, including WrestleMania (41 seasons), SummerSlam (38 seasons),

Bridgerton' Season 4, a new Harlan Coben drama, and a fresh Agatha Christie adaptation are among the shows on Netflix's January 2026 schedule.

Celebrate the holiday season by streaming original Christmas movies on Netflix, including the 2025 films 'Champagne Problems, 'Jingle Bell Heist,' 'A Merry Little Ex-Mas' and more.

One of Netflix’s latest documentary offerings center around music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs and is produced by his longtime nemesis Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson. But the petty-ness seems to have been put aside given how mostly thorough this four-part project was.

Penned with detail by Gordon and Sophie Brooks, Oh, Hi! is a twisting, energetic tale that will keep you entertained and guessing from start to finish. Both hilarious and intense, the film boasts electric lead performances from Gordon and Lerman as they dance in the darkness of this biting and sadly accurate commentary on modern dating culture.

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