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Looking for what to watch this weekend? Netflix has just added 30 new titles, highlighted by the sophomore season of a hit YA mystery series and acclaimed new movies.
Netflix aims to turn readers’ “To Be Read” lists into subscribers’ “To Be Watched” queues this summer with the launch of its new book-lovers-themed hub Tuesday. Debuting today, the streamer’s “Watch Your Favorite Books” page is described as a “dedicated destination that brings together the best of Netflix's book-inspired storytelling in one space,
Netflix does, too, which is why it's giving audiences tons of new titles to dive into this June. No one will be getting bored on its watch. This month, if you're looking for a series to binge, one of Netflix's most popular cozy comfort shows,
From the Duffer Brothers' brand-new sci-fi thriller 'The Boroughs' to Michael Mann's 'Ferrari', here is every new addition to Netflix US this week.
Netflix has released the trailer and first look at “I Will Find You,” a new series from Harlan Coben. An adaptation of Coben’s best selling novel, the drama will premiere on June 18. “I Will Find You” follows Sam Worthington as David,
Summer doesn’t officially start until June 21, but for many, it’s already here. School’s out, vacations are about to begin and the theaters are already packed with seasonal blockbusters like The Devil Wears Prada 2 and another Star Wars film.
In addition to Netflix's recent film adaptations of People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry and Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt, the streamer will release series adaptations of Little House on the Prairie, Pride & Prejudice, East of Eden and The Twilight Saga: Midnight Sun later this year.
Another Prime Video franchise that has done better than I would ever have anticipated is Vox Machina, which adapts the first Critical Role campaign into an animated show and makes it even easier to watch and digest. It's tremendous fun, making for a far more concise story than that mammoth broadcast was.