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January Streaming Releases: New Shows and Movies on Major Platforms
The new year brings a slew of fresh shows and movies to major streaming platforms, with several highly anticipated premieres scheduled throughout January. From returning series to new movie releases, audiences have a variety of entertainment options to look forward to.
Notable TV Series Premieres
Several popular TV series are making a return in January, offering new seasons that continue to captivate audiences. "Bridgerton" fans can eagerly anticipate the premiere of Season 4 on January 29. The beloved period drama continues to explore the intricate lives of the Bridgerton family against the backdrop of Regency-era London.
"Tell Me Lies" returns for its third season on January 13, continuing its exploration of a tumultuous romance. The new season promises to delve deeper into the complexities of love and deception, with character Bree facing a pivotal moment as she hears a recording before her wedding.
The supernatural-themed series "School Spirits" will also return for Season 3 on January 28, offering more ghostly adventures and mysteries to unravel. Meanwhile, "Shrinking" is back with its third season on January 28, continuing to follow its unique narrative style.
Other returning series include "Hijack" with its second season premiering on January 14, and "The Boyfriend" Season 2 on January 13. Fans of "The Queen of Flow" can also look forward to its third season debuting on January 14.
New Movie Releases
January brings a variety of new movies to streaming platforms, catering to diverse tastes and preferences. "The Rip", starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, is set to release on January 16. This action thriller revolves around Miami cops and promises intense sequences and gripping storytelling.
"Agatha Christie's Seven Dials", a murder mystery set in the 1925 English countryside, will stream on January 15. The film stars Mia McKenna-Bruce and Helena Bonham Carter, offering a classic whodunit experience for mystery enthusiasts.
"People We Meet on Vacation", adapted from Emily Henry's 2021 novel, is streaming on January 9. The movie stars Emily Bader and Tom Blyth, with the story following best friends Poppy and Alex as Poppy navigates her feelings for Alex.
New Netflix releases also include "Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart", a documentary, and "Cosmic Princess Kaguya!", a new film. "Skyscraper Live" is a live event joining the streaming lineup, along with the comedy special "Mike Epps: Delusional".
Upcoming Series Debuts and Specials
In addition to returning series and new movies, several new series are set to debut in January. "Steal", featuring Sophie Turner, premieres on January 21, promising an engaging storyline with a star-studded cast.
"The Wrecking Crew", starring Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista, will premiere on January 28. This series is anticipated to be action-packed, featuring compelling performances by the lead actors.
Other debuting series include "Love Through a Prism", "The Upshaws Part 7", and "To Love, To Lose", all premiering on January 15. "Can This Love Be Translated?" and "No Tail to Tell" will both premiere on January 16, adding to the variety of content available this month.
Additional Releases and Specials
Netflix continues to expand its content library with 38 new shows and movies added from December 29 to January 4. Notable releases include the series finale of "Stranger Things" on December 31, bringing the beloved series to a climactic conclusion.
"Ricky Gervais: Mortality", a comedy special, aired on December 30, providing audiences with humor and wit. "Members Only: Palm Beach" series debuted on December 29, offering a glimpse into exclusive lifestyles.
The start of January also sees the release of several shows and movies, including "Sleeping with Other People", "Dr. Seuss’s Red Fish, Blue Fish" Season 2, "Love from 9 to 5", and "My Korean Boyfriend", all available from January 1.
Additional releases include "Run Away", based on Harlan Coben's 2019 novel, and "Land of Sin", available from January 2. "Found" Seasons 1 and 2 released on January 3, rounding out the diverse offerings for the month.