After a couple of weeks of massive amounts of new content, Netflix has calmed down a bit. We'll "only" get a little over a dozen new releases this week.

Our list of the best new movies and TV shows to watch on streaming this weekend includes one of this year's Oscar nominees, highly anticipated returns, and a thrilling series finale. If these titles are not on your radar already, we're about to tell you why they should be.

The second month of 2025 is beginning to wind down, and as always, when we enter a new month that means we’re about to see some rotation of Netflix’s movie library. Over 30 movies are leaving as we enter March 2025, but which ones should you be watching before they leave? Here are our nine picks.

I'm What to Watch's streaming expert and the following list is a curated pick of what Netflix has coming this week (that's between Saturday, February 15 and Friday, February 21). One of Netflix's biggest shows of 2025 so far will arrive this week as well as a documentary about one of 2024's biggest events and some more picks.

For Bollywood fans, Mere Husband Ki Biwi should be on your radar among this week's OTT releases. Starring Arjun Kapoor, Bhumi Pednekar and Rakul Preet Singh, the hilarious rom-com sees a love triangle between a young man, his ex-wife who is suffering from amnesia, and his current fiancée.

Eat a bunch of junk, and stream a lot of things on Netflix. While Netflix and chill might not have a very direct meaning, you can interpret that as you want to watch Netflix because you don't want to be chilled.

A good problem we all have right now is that there are simply too many shows to watch and so little time. What shows do you choose to watch in your limited free time? Do you stay up to date on Severance season 2 with the rest of the world?

For Mammootty fans, Bazooka should definitely be your pick among the OTT releases from last week. In the action thriller, Mammootty plays a charismatic agent, who is tasked with taking down a mysterious gangster as a riveting cat-and-mouse chase ensues.