We’re almost at the end of 2025, and one of the few certainties we have to close out the year is a new batch of arrivals on all of your streaming services. The cold is ideal for binge-watching anyways.
Netflix added a spread of spooky-themed movies in October, but you just know the streamer was itching for the holiday season. You will see so many Christmas rom-coms that look identical, and I completely respect it if you enjoy all of them. The streamer will also get some of the later movies from the DCEU, Netflix original movies like Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, and, of course, the final season of one of the biggest Netflix series of all time.
Let’s get into it.
Everything Coming to Netflix in November
November 1
- A Very Vintage Christmas
- Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
- Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls
- Baby Driver
- Back to the Future
- Back to the Future Part II
- Back to the Future Part III
- Broadchurch: Season 1
- Broadchurch: Season 2
- Broadchurch: Season 3
- Charlie’s Angels
- Crazy Rich Asians
- Dear Santa
- Doctor Sleep
- Don’t Worry Darling
- Dr. Dolittle
- Dr. Dolittle 2
- Elvis
- Frances Ha
- Game Night
- Happy Christmas
- The Hangover
- The Hangover: Part II
- The Hangover: Part III
- I Know What You Did Last Summer
- In the Heights
- Isn’t It Romantic
- Judas and the Black Messiah
- Just Mercy
- The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
- Life of the Party
- The Little Things
- Merry Liddle Christmas
- The Nun II
- Ocean’s 8
- Paddington 2
- The Patriot
- Ready Player One
- Tenet
- This Is the End
- Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christmas
- The Way Back
- Wonka
The start of the month always involves a big list of new (or returning) licenses. You’ll see an influx of older shows and movies that become available on Netflix, with this month’s highlights including the Back to the Future trilogy, The Hangover trilogy, and Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.
November 2
Will Smith stars in the biopic Richard Williams, father and coach to Venus and Serena Williams. IGN’s review readily describes it as “Will Smith’s best performance in years,” following “the inspiring origin story of two tennis greats.”
November 3
- Dr Seuss’ The Sneetches
- In Waves and War
Netflix has been rolling out a spread of Dr. Seuss inspired children’s series, with this month’s addition adapting the tale of star-bellied Sneetches. On a very different beat, the documentary In Waves and War follows retired Navy SEALs exploring the benefits of psychedelic treatments for PTSD.
November 4
- Leanne Morgan: Unspeakable Things
- Minx S1-2
- Squid Game: The Challenge S2
It should have been obvious that Netflix would bring Squid Game to life, but I’m still a little scared of the whole thing. The second season of Squid Game: The Challenge will feature 456 new contestants battling it out for a $4.56 million prize pool across both new and familiar challenges.
November 5
November 6
- The Bad Guys: Breaking In
- Bride Wars
- Death by Lightning
- The Vince Staples Show S2
Following the release of The Bad Guys 2, The Bad Guys: Breaking In is a CG-animated prequel series coming straight to Netflix. The series will feature the voice cast from existing TV specials as opposed to the cast from the films.
November 7
- Frankenstein
- As You Stood By
- Baramulla
- Christmas in the Heartland
- Groom & Two Brides
- Labyrinth
- Mango
- My Dad’s Christmas Date
Guillermo del Toro’s take on Frankenstein is coming to streaming within weeks of its limited theatrical release as Netflix continues to re-hash its relationship with theaters. Scott Collura’s review of the movie for IGN describes it as “a crowning achievement for the beloved genre director and one of the most effective adaptations of the Mary Shelley story ever put to film.”
The streamer will also get Mango from Netflix Denmark, Baramulla from Netflix India, and As You Stood By from Netflix Korea.
November 8
Ahead of the Jake Paul vs. Tank Davis exhibition fight, Netflix is releasing a “Countdown” series following both fighters’ preparation for the event.
November 10
- MARINES
- Sesame Street S56 Volume 1
We’re entering a new generation of Sesame Street, with Season 56 initially pitched as “Sesame Street Reimagined.” The new season will be released in three batches on Netflix while airing on PBS Kids.
November 11
- Ghosting: The Spirit of Christmas
- No Sleep Till Christmas
- Same Time, Next Christmas
And so it begins.
November 12
- A Merry Little Ex-Mas
- Being Eddie
- Dynamite Kiss
- Eloa the Hostage: Live on TV
- Mrs. Playmen
- Selling the OC S4
The latest season of Selling the OC. A documentary about the life of Eddie Murphy. A new K-Drama. Oh my!
November 13
- The Beast in Me
- Delhi Crime S3
- Had I Not Seen the Sun Part 1
- Koati S1
- Last Samurai Standing
- Moulin Rouge!
- The Sandiot
- Tee Yai: Born to Be Bad
- Unicorn Academy: Chapter 4
The Beast in Me is a new mini-series starring Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys that I will personally watch as an alternate universe crossover of Homeland and The Americans. Last Samurai Standing, another mini-series, adapts the manga of the same name about a samurai battle royale in the late Meiji period.
Also, because Nicole Kidman deserves all the flowers, Moulin Rouge! is coming (back) to Netflix.
November 14
- Jake Paul vs. Tank Davis – 8pm ET
- The Crystal Cuckoo
- In Your Dreams
- Lefter: The Story of the Ordinarius
- Nouvelle Vague
Here’s when the Jake Paul vs. Tank Davis fight is actually happening, with Netflix exclusively streaming the exhibition fight at 8pm ET. Netflix’s Nouvelle Vague, which focuses on the production of Jean Luc Godard’s Breathless, will also become available to stream.
November 15
- A Royal Date for Christmas
- A Sprinkle of Christmas
- A Vineyard Christmas
- Becoming Santa
- Christmas Casanova
- Everybody’s Fine
- Just Like a Christmas Movie
- Meet Me at the Christmas Train Parade
- Royally Yours, This Christmas
Once we hit the mid-point of November, Netflix starts going all in on the holiday vibes. I think this list speaks for itself.
November 17
- Blue Beetle
- Gabby’s Dollhouse S12
- Selena y Los Dinos
- Zodiac
One of two DCEU movies coming to Netflix this month, Blue Beetle stands out as a superhero flick for what critic Alyssa Mora describes as “the deeply connected bonds of Jaime and the Reyes family.” Netflix will also get the latest season of the massive children’s series (and recent film phenomenon) Gabby’s Dollhouse.
November 18
- Gerry Dee: Funny You Should Say That
November 19
- The Carman Family Deaths
- Champagne Problems
- Envious S3
- The Son of a Thousand Men
Netflix will keep the true crime fans fed, for better or worse. The Carman Family Deaths chronicles a family tragedy at sea that turned into accusations of a man murdering his family. The other thing you can guarantee from Netflix? Rom-coms, like Champagne Problems.
November 20
- A Man on the Inside S2
- The Follies
- The Great British Baking Show: Holidays S8
- Jurassic World: Chaos Theory S4
A new season of the animated Jurassic World spin-off, Chaos Theory, will arrive on Netflix all at the once. We’ll also get the annual holiday edition of the Great British Baking Show, which features returning contestants from previous seasons of the main series in a shortened competition for Star Baker.
November 21
- Marry Christmas
- Mistletoe Mixup
- ONE SHOT with Ed Sheeran
- Train Dreams
The director of Adolescence is teaming up with Netflix and Ed Sheeran for a particularly bold live event, following Sheeran as he performs and interacts with fans throughout New York City. Train Dreams will premiere on Netflix on the same day, with Joel Edgerton portraying a man experiencing the changes of America’s landscapes and people in the early 20th century.
November 24
- Missing: Dead or Alive? S2
- Santa Bootcamp
November 25
November 26
- Jingle Bell Heist
- Stranger Things 5 Volume 1
Yep, this is a big one. 10 years later, we’re getting the final season of Stranger Things. Well, Part 1 at least, because this is Netflix. With episode lengths climbing up to two hours, Stranger Things 5 will premiere four episodes on November 26. Volume 2 will premiere on Christmas, and the final episode will arrive on New Year’s Eve. It’s a whole thing.
November 27
- Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
As we near the end of the month, Netflix will pick up the final movie of the original DCEU, at least in terms of release date. While the reigns have now been handed over to James Gunn’s DC Studios (and an exclusive streaming partnership with HBO Max), I think it’s safe to say the grittier takes on the DC comics will always have a dedicated audience.
November 28
- Left-Handed Girl
- The Stringer: The Man Who Took the Photo
Left-Handed Girl marks Sean Baker’s first project since Best Picture winner Anora. Shih-Ching Tsou directs the film, shot entirely on an iPhone, while Baker serves as a co-writer, producer, and editor.
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