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New Movies and Series Released on Netflix This Week: December 13, 2025
This week, Netflix has expanded its library with a diverse collection of new content, adding a total of 40 new releases. This includes 23 movies and 17 new series, catering to a wide array of viewer preferences, from drama and comedy to documentaries and thrillers. Below is a rundown of the notable releases available for streaming.
New Movies on Netflix
A significant highlight among the new movies is the release of House of Gucci, a film that delves into the tumultuous history of the Gucci fashion dynasty. Additionally, Netflix has bolstered its selection with the inclusion of several new movies from MGM.
Among the Netflix Originals, A Little Bit of Heaven and The Fakenapping promise to captivate audiences with their unique narratives, while Wake Up Dead Man offers a thrilling experience as part of the Knives Out mystery franchise, featuring the return of detective Benoit Blanc.
In the realm of romantic comedies, viewers can enjoy Dynamite Kiss, and for those interested in documentaries, Marines provides an in-depth look at the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit. Meanwhile, Eloá the Hostage presents a gripping documentary inspired by true events.
New Series and Miniseries
The series lineup has been enhanced with the introduction of Man Vs Baby, marking the return of Rowan Atkinson in a comedic role across four episodes. Additionally, The Beast in Me, a new miniseries starring Claire Danes as Aggie Wiggs, explores the dark intrigue surrounding a neighbor suspected of murder.
A standout addition is Nouvelle Vague, directed by Richard Linklater, which pays tribute to the French New Wave cinema. For fans of Japanese culture, Last Samurai Standing, based on the manga Ikusagami, stars Junichi Okada as the protagonist Shujiro Saga, offering a compelling narrative filled with historical references.
The third season of Delhi Crime focuses on a human trafficking investigation, continuing the series' tradition of addressing complex societal issues. Meanwhile, Percy Jackson and the Olympians returns with its second season, two years after the debut of the first season, bringing to life more of the beloved book series.
Documentaries and Special Features
Netflix also expands its documentary offerings with Mrs Playmen, inspired by true events, and Had I Not Seen the Sun, which provides an intense interview with a serial killer. Additionally, Tee Yai: Born To Be Bad revisits the heists of 1980s Bangkok, offering a nostalgic yet gripping viewing experience.
Lefter: The Story of The Ordinarius chronicles the rise of a football prodigy, providing sports fans with an inspiring tale. For a lighter touch, A Merry Little Ex-Mas, starring Alicia Silverstone, brings holiday cheer to viewers.
Fans of music and behind-the-scenes footage can enjoy Taylor Swift: The End of an Era, which includes concert film and exclusive content from her Eras Tour.
Fantasy and Mystery Series
The fantasy genre is represented with In Your Dreams, where siblings meet a wish-granting Sandman, and Unicorn Academy, which continues with chapter 4, exploring the discovery of holiday spirit.
For those seeking mystery and intrigue, The Crystal Cuckoo follows a doctor in a mysterious mountain town, while Wake Up Dead Man continues the Knives Out mystery series with another enthralling case led by Benoit Blanc.
Overall, Netflix's new releases this week offer a wide variety of genres and narratives, ensuring there is something for every viewer to enjoy.