Thankfully, Netflix also added a healthy amount of original programming, movies, TV shows, anime, and documentaries that’ll be much easier to watch. So here’s a list of Netflix’s best shows and movies to watch in case you never get past the buffering icon.

Need something new to watch on Netflix? With the holidays upon us, no doubt folks are about to do some much deserved clocking out of work and settling in for streaming hours. Netflix has a surprisingly short supply of new movies this month,

As the year comes to a close, we're rounding up our favorite streaming family movies released on Netflix in 2024.

Here's how popular Netflix original Christmas movies, like "The Princess Switch," "A Christmas Prince," and "Hot Frosty," stack up.

Clint Eastwood’s latest film largely flew under the radar when it came to theaters. Juror #2 stars Nicholas Hoult (who recently popped up as Lex Luthor in the new Superman trailer) as a juror who faces a particularly distressing moral dilemma while serving on a jury about a crime he himself may have committed.

From thrilling extreme sports stories to intimate personal portraits, here are some gems currently streaming on Netflix.

Of all the streaming services, Netflix left the gate first with regard to original TV series made exclusively for a streaming platform. Shows such as House of Cards, Orange Is the New Black, and a revival of Arrested Development not only helped establish Netflix as a major competitor of traditional TV networks but introduced the concept of binge-watching entire seasons of new TV series.

They don't call Netflix the "King of Streaming" for nothing. The streaming pioneer turned industry leader offers the most robust lineup of new exclusives from around the world, cleans up in awards television and regularly dominates the most-watched weekly series.

Netflix has released some incredible content in 2024—and I confess, I’ve devoted hours of my time to watching a whole lot of it. There were binge-worthy shows (like Nobody Wants This), fascinating tell-all documentaries (like Simone Biles Rising Part 2) and,