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The Best List for Netflix Movies

50,151 movies you can browse right now, with cast, trailers, ratings and where to stream, rent or buy.

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Life of Pi (2012)Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010)Dallas Buyers Club (2013)Hamilton (2025)The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)Room (2015)

New Netflix Movies

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The newest releases first, sorted by release date, so what is new in cinemas and on streaming sits at the top. Or browse by year.

Recently Added Movies

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Films that just landed here, from last month or forty years ago. See every one of the recently added movies and keep going back.

Popular Movies On Netflix

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The films visitors look up most. If a favorite has left Netflix, see where to stream, rent or buy it, and trending has what is catching on.

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Horror, comedy or documentary? All 22 genres are here, each with the number of Netflix movies. Browse A to Z, by year or by country.

Netflix Compatible Devices

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Netflix runs on smart TVs and streaming sticks, consoles, phones and laptops. See what each one can do, from 4K to downloads.

Our Latest Blog Articles

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What is new on Netflix this week, what leaves soon, and the best of every genre and decade. Fresh articles every few days on the blog.

With more than 50,151 movies to choose from, it can be tough to decide what to watch on Netflix, and harder still to keep up with the latest releases. If you are struggling to stay on top of new movies on Netflix, start with the newest releases and you will always be in the know. If older films are more your thing, go by year instead and work back through the decades. Want to see what everyone has been talking about? Our popular movies on Netflix show you what the hype is about, while the top rated ones put the highest IMDb scores first. Been hunting a title only to find it has left Netflix? We have you covered: when a film leaves, you can still find out where else to stream, rent or buy it.