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New Streaming Releases on Netflix: Movies and Shows for Early November
As the month of November begins, Netflix and other streaming platforms are rolling out a plethora of new content to keep viewers entertained. From animated specials to gripping documentaries, the selection is diverse and caters to a wide range of audiences. Here’s an overview of what’s arriving on Netflix and other streaming services in early November.
New Arrivals on Netflix
Netflix is offering a variety of fresh content, including the much-anticipated streaming debut of Guillermo Del Toro's 'Frankenstein'. Fans of the acclaimed filmmaker can look forward to exploring his unique take on the classic tale. Additionally, the platform is releasing a documentary titled 'In Waves and War', which delves into intricate narratives that promise to captivate documentary enthusiasts.
Comedy lovers will be pleased with 'Leanne Morgan: Unspeakable Things', a comedy special that showcases Morgan's humorous insights and storytelling prowess. Netflix also presents 'The Abandons', a new series created by Kurt Sutter. Set in 1850s America, this seven-episode first season explores themes of justice and survival in a rugged and unforgiving landscape.
New Series and Specials on Other Platforms
Beyond Netflix, several other platforms are introducing exciting new content. HBO Max and Starz are offering both seasons of 'Minx', providing viewers with a chance to catch up on this engaging series. Meanwhile, Mubi premiered 'The New Years', a ten-episode series directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen. This series intricately examines a relationship over ten years, with each episode focusing on a different New Year's Eve. New episodes are being released weekly, with the series continuing through January 28.
Starz is expanding its 'Spartacus' franchise with the release of 'Spartacus: House of Ashur'. This latest installment is set to premiere on Friday, adding to the rich tapestry of narratives within the Spartacus universe.
Family-Friendly and Animated Releases
For family audiences, Disney+ is adding 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw'. Directed by Matt Danner, this film is the fourth animated adaptation of Jeff Kinney's beloved book series and promises to be suitable for viewers of all ages.
Another animated special making its debut is 'Dr. Seuss’s The Sneetches', offering a vibrant and engaging retelling of the classic story that is sure to delight both children and adults alike.
Upcoming Films and Documentaries
Among the new offerings is 'Man Finds Tape', a found-footage horror film directed by Peter Hall and Paul Gandersman. Starring Kelsey Pribilski and William Magnuson, the film investigates strange events in a Texas hometown, promising thrills for fans of the genre.
Another noteworthy release is Netflix's latest film by Noah Baumbach. While specific details about the film remain under wraps, Baumbach's previous works have set high expectations for this new addition.
Amazon Prime is also stepping into the holiday season with a new Christmas family dramedy. With its heartwarming storyline, the film aims to capture the spirit of the festive season.
The first week of December will see a significant number of new movies and TV shows being released. Titles such as 'The Bad Guys 2' and 'Surely Tomorrow' are among the 11 new entries available on Netflix and Amazon Prime between December 1 and 7, 2025.
Streaming weekend: Dec. 5-7 promises to be packed with entertainment options as viewers explore the latest releases on their favorite platforms.