Netflix Release Schedule 2025: All The New Movies and Series Coming

We’re nearly at the finish line of 2024, and while there’s still a lot to look forward to throughout the remainder of this year, there’s a lot already scheduled to hit throughout 2025. Here’s our huge preview of all the titles currently confirmed and/or dated to be released on Netflix globally in 2025.

Please bookmark this post, as we’ll be updating it constantly. Any titles listed with “wt” are working and subject to change. We’ll exclude games from this list as we track those separately here. Likewise, we’re also doing a much bigger deep dive into Netflix’s upcoming movie slate here

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What’s Coming to Netflix in January 2025

• Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever (2025) – January 1st – Documentary on Bryan Johnson from director Chris Smith about the man who doing what he can to live forever.
• Missing You (Limited Series) – January 1st – British series based on the novel by Harlan Coben.
• Number 24 – January 1st – 
• The Love Scam – January 1st – Italian drama about two brothers who plan to scam a wealthy heiress.
• Cunk on Life – January 2nd – Philomena Cunk is back for this new comedy film where she seeks the answer to the question, “What is the point of life?”
• Stranded with my Mother-in-Law (Season 2) – January 2nd – Next batch of episodes of the Brazillian comedy series. 
• Bandidos (Season 2) – January 3rd – Mexico’s equivalent of Outer Banks will return with Lilí and Miguel’s peaceful escape shattered with the duo forced into a new quest.
• Love is Blind: Germany (Season 1) – January 3rd – International spin-off of the dating reality series. 
• Selling The City (Season 1) – January 3rd – A spin-off to Selling Sunset set in New York City. 
• Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl – January 3rd – After 20 years, Wallace & Gromit is returning for another feature film!
• Umjolo: My Beginning, My End! – January 3rd – South African drama.

• When the Stars Gossip (Season 1) – January 4th – Studio Dragon’s big-budget new K-drama romantic comedy series set in space.
• Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action (Limited Series) – January 7th – Documentary series on the classic reality show host.
• My Happy Marriage (Season 2) – January 6th – Next batch of episodes of the romantic anime series.  
• The Breakthrough (Limited Series) – January 7th – Swedish mystery crime series about a double homicide that’s gone unsolved for 16 years. 
• Gabriel Iglesias: Legend of Fluffy – January 7th – Stand-up comedy special. 
• Dubai Bling (Season 3) – January 8th – Reality series. 
• Hound’s Hill (Season 1) – January 8th – Polish mystery drama about a novelist who returns home only to be haunted by past trauma and a mysterious blackmailer. 
• I AM A KILLER (Season 6) – January 8th – Documentary series. 
• Subteran (Season 1) – January 8th – Romanian crime drama series.
• American Primeval (Limited Series) – January 9th – From Peter Berg, this new series, headlined by Tayor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin, dives into the birth of the American West. 
• Asura (Season 1) – January 9th – Japanese period drama series.
• I am Ilary (Season 1) – January 9th – Italian documentary series on the TV host Ilary Blasi. 
• The Upshaws (Part 6) – January 9th – The penultimate season of the multicam comedy sitcom.
• Ad Vitam – January 10th – French action thriller starring Guillaume Canet.
• Alpha Males (Season 3) – January 10th – Spanish comedy series.
• Bank of Dave 2: The Loan Ranger – January 10th in the UK – British movie sequel about the small-town bank owner who goes after fraudsters.
• SAKAMOTO DAYS – January 11th – New Episodes Weekly – Based on the popular manga, this new seriesfollows a legendary ex-hitman teaming up with an unlikely crew to stop a group of assassins.
• Ari Shaffir: America’s Sweetheart – January 14th – Stand-up comedy special.
• Single’s Inferno (Season 4) – January 14th – Korean dating reality series. 
• Public Disorder (Season 1) – January 15th – Italian action series. 
• Castlevania: Nocturne (Season 2) – January 16th – The next batch of episodes of the dark fantasy anime series. 
• XO, Kitty (Season 2) – January 16th – Kitty Song Covey is back in Seoul for a new semester at KISS, where she will learn that life, family and love are more complicated than she ever imagined. 

Back In Action starring Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx – Picture: Netflix

• Back in Action – January 17th – Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx headline this first major Netflix movie of the year, where the duo plays former CIA spies bought back into action. 
• Young, Famous & African (Season 3) – January 17th – Reality series from South Africa. 
• W.A.G.s to Riches (Season 1) – January 22nd – Reality series following the wifes of rich athletes, musicians and other power players. 

• The Night Agent (Season 2) – January 23rd – The highly anticipated return of Netflix’s adaptation of the political thriller. 
• Shafted – January 24th – French romantic comedy series about four middle-aged friends stumbling through life. 
• The Sand Castle – January 24th – Lebanese thriller about a family of four scavenging for survival on a deserted island.
• Liza Treyger: Night Owl – January 28th – Stand-up comedy special. 
• Six Nations: Full Contact (Season 2) – January 29th – Sports documentary series. 
• The Hooligan (Season 1) – January 29th – Polish drama series. 
• Mo (Season 2) – January 30th – Mo Amer returns in the final season of this comedy series. 
• The Recruit (Season 2) – January 30th – Noah Centineo returns as CIA lawyer Owen Hendricks. 
• The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse (Season 2) – January 30th – Anime series.
• High Tides (Season 2) – January 31st – Dutch teen drama series also known as Knokke Off.
• Lucca’s World – January 31st – Mexican drama about a woman who travels to India to pursue an experimental treatment for her son who has cerebral palsy. 
• The Snow Girl (Season 2) – January 31st – A new case lands in this Spanish crime drama series.
• Fake Profile (Season 2) – TBD – Colombian drama
• Lovers Anonymous (Season 1) – TBD – Turkish series. 
• The Roshans – TBD – Indian documentary series looking into an iconic Bollywood family. 

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What’s Coming to Netflix in February 2025

• Celebrity Bear Hunt – February 5th – Reality competition series where celebrities have to avoid being chased down by Bear Grylls while out in the wilderness. 
• Sintonia (Season 5) – February 5th – Final season of the Argentinian teen drama series.
• Apple Cider Vinegar (Season 1) – February 6th – Australian drama series about a woman’s rise in the world of health and wellness.
• Cassandra (Limited Series) – February 6th – German sci-fi thriller series about a smart family home that’s been abandoned for fifty years and its new owners find out why.
• Sweet Magnolias (Season 4) – February 6th – The latest instalment of the feel-good drama series. 

• The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep – February 11th – Second anime film set in the Witcherverse. 
• La Dolce Villa – February 13th – Romantic comedy starring Scott Foley, Violante Placido and Maia Reficco.
• Cobra Kai (Season 6 – Part 3) – February 13th – The finale event season of The Karate Kid spin-off series.
• I Am Married… But! (Season 1) – February 14th – Romantic comedy series from Taiwan.
• Valeria (Season 4) – February 14th – Final season of the Spanish drama series.
• Love is Blind (Season 8) – February 14th – Just in time for Valentine’s Day, a new season of Netflix’s dating show.
• Zero Day (Season 1) – February 20th – Drama series starring Robert De Niro, Jesse Plemons, Lizzy Caplan, Connie Britton, and Joan Allen.

• The 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (Live) – February 23rd – Kristen Bell hosts the live awards show.
• Demon City – February 27th – Japanese drama movie. 

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What’s Coming to Netflix in March 2025

• The Electric State – March 14th – Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt star in this big-budget sci-fi adaptation from the Russo Brothers.
• The Residence (Season 1) – March 20th – An all-star cast comes together for this detective mystery series set in the White House. 
• Rhythm + Flow Italy (Season 1) – March 31st – International spin-off to the reality competition series. 

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What’s Coming to Netflix in April 2025

• Devil May Cry (Season 1) – TBD – Adi Shankar is behind this new animated series about the professional demon hunter called Dante seeking vengeance. 
• Project UFO – April 9th* –  Polish drama about an alleged UFO landing in Warmia.

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WWE Coming to Netflix in 2025

Let’s move on to the significant new live event that will take over Netflix in 2025: the WWE. Netflix and TKO announced this in January 2024 (you can read our write-up here). The WWE is coming to the streamer globally and live, but the experience will differ slightly depending on where you live.

Raw will join Netflix in the US, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Latin America starting from January 6th, with more regions to come. Other WWE titles, including SmackDown and NXT, are also Netflix-bound outside the US. Select regions will also receive over 60 archive titles throughout the first quarter of 2025, which we’ve listed here.

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Confirmed Movies Coming to Netflix in 2025

• 10Dance – Japanese romance.
• Bad Boa’s – Dutch buddy cop film starring Jandino Asporaat and Werner Kolf. 
• Brick (wt) – German thriller starring Matthias Schweighöfer and Ruby O. Fee.
• Bullet Train Explosion – Japanese reboot of the original Bullet Train movie from director Shinji Higuchi. 
• Fear Street: Prom Queen – A new horror coming-of-age entry following the trilogy landing on Netflix in 2022. 
• Frankenstein – Horror sci-fi from director Guillermo del Toro filmed throughout 2024.
• French Lover – Omar Sy will headline this new romantic comedy. 
• Happy Gilmore 2 – Expected July 2025 – Long-awaited sequel to the Golf comedy starring Adam Sandler. 

• Havoc – Tom Hardy headlines this new action thriller from director Gareth Evans.
• iHostage – Dutch hostage thriller starring Bobby Boremans and based on a true story.
• In Your Dreams – Animated movie from directors Alex Woo and Erik Benson. 
• K-Pop: Demon Hunters – Expected Q4 2025 -Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans are directing this new animated feature film that follows a renowned K-Pop girl group who double as demon fighters.
• Kinda Pregnant – Romantic comedy starring Amy Schumer. 
• Lefter: An Extraordinary Story – Turkish biopic on the famed football player.
• Little Siberia – Finnish movie about a small town that sees a meteorite fall in it that holds immense value. Directed by Dome Karukoski.
• Mantis (WT) – Spin-off movie to Kill Boksoon. 
• Plankton: The Movie – A new SpongeBob Squarepants animated movie.
• Pookoo – Budy comedy animated movie from Skydance Animation from director Nathan Greno.
• Revelations – South Korean thriller. 
• The Life List – Sofia Carson headlines this new romantic comedy. 
• The Right Track – Norwegian comedy.
• The Swedish Connection – WW2 movie from Sweden about a bureaucrat at the Swedish Foreign Ministry. Starring Henrik Dorsin, Sissela Benn, and Jonas Karlsson.

• The Twits – Animated feature film by director Phil Johnston based on the tale of Roald Dahl.
• The Wasteland Man – Turkish drama starring Mert Ramazan Demir.
• Troll 2 – Sequel to Netflix’s most-watched international film of all time about a giant Norwegian troll. 
• Un Fantasma en la Batalla – Agustin Diaz Yanes is behind this new drama about a young civil guard. 
• Untitled Dutch Bobby Boermans Film – Thriller centered around a tense hostage situation in the heart of Amsterdam. Starring Soufiane Moussouli, Marcel Hensema, and Loes Haverkort.
• Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery – The third Knives Out movie, seeing the return of Daniel Craig along with an assortment of other big stars.
• Vini Junior – Brazillian biopic on the famous soccer player. 

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Confirmed New and Returning Series Coming to Netflix in 2025

Returning Series Confirmed for 2025

• Alice in Borderland (Season 3)
• Barracuda Queens (Season 2)
• Big Mouth (Final Season)
• Black Mirror (Season 7)
• Blood of Zeus (Season 3 – Final Season)
• Culinary Class Wars (Season 2)
• Criminal Code (Season 2) 
• Dehli Crimes (Season 3)
• División Palermo (Season 2)
• F1: Drive to Survive (Season 7)
• Full Swing (Season 3)
• Ginny & Georgia (Season 3)
• Graveyard (Season 2)
• How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) (Season 4)
• Kaulitz & Kaulitz (Season 2)
• Love is Blind: Sweden (Season 2)
• Monsters (Season 3) 
• Nothing to See Here (Season 2)
• Physical: 100 (Season 3)
• Rana Naidu (Season 2)
• Single’s Inferno (Season 4)

• Stranger Things (Season 5 – Final Season) – Expected in the second half of 2025.
• Squid Game (Season 3 – Final Season) – Expected in the Summer
• Squid Game: The Challenge (Season 2)
• Tires (Season 2)
• Thank You, Next (Season 2)
• The Devil’s Plan (Season 2)
• The Exchange (Season 2)
• The Recruit (Season 2)
• The Sandman (Season 2)
• The Watcher (Season 2)
• The Witcher (Season 4)
• Tour de France: Unchained (Season 3)
• Wednesday (Season 2) – Expected in late 2025

New Series Confirmed for 2025

• Adolescence – British series from award-winning trio Stephen Graham, Philip Barantini, and Jack Thorne. It is a real-time crime series shot in a one-shot style.
• Alacaraz – Spanish documentary series following the well-known tennis player Carlos Alcaraz. 

• Amsterdam Empire – Crime drama series headlined by Famke Janssen set at the heart of the cannabis scene.
• Anonymous Lovers – Turkish drama series starring Zerrin Nişancı and Selçuk Borak.
• Astérix & Obelix: The Big Fight – French animated series based on the beloved comic strip.
• Beyond Goodbye – Japanese drama series from director Hiroshi Kurosaki. 
• Black Rabbit – Limited series starring Jason Bateman and Jude Law. 
• Caught – Harlen Coben adaptation limited series from showrunner Miguel Cohan. 
• Department Q – The creator of The Queen’s Gambit is back with a new crime thriller starring Matthew Goode and Kelly Macdonald. 
• Diary of a Ditched Girl (wt) – Swedish adaptation of Amanda Romare’s novel starring Carla Sehn.
• F1 Academy – New documentary series following the new F1 league.
• Football Parents – Dutch comedy series about overly involved parents who end up fighting while watching their children play football.
• Glass Heart – Japanese live-action series that adapts the Wakagi Mio novel.
• Heweliusz – Polish disaster drama series telling the story of the ferry Jan Heweliusz that sank during a raging storm on January 14, 1993, on the Baltic Sea.
• How to Get to Heaven from Belfast – British drama series from the creator of Derry Girls and starring Roísín Gallagher, Sinéad Keenan, and Caoilfhionn Dunne.
• Istanbul Encyclopedia – Turkish drama series.
• Las Muertas – Limited series from Luis Estrada telling the story of tells of the pimping sisters known called María del Jesús and Delfina González Valenzuela, aka the Poquianchis.
• Last Samurai Standing – Japanese period drama action title set during the Meiji period. 
• Letters to the Future – Turkish romance drama series.
• Leviathan – Anime series adapting the novel by Scott Westerfeld.
• Long Story Short – A new animated series from the creator of Bojack Horseman.
• Love is Blind: France – International spin-off to the reality dating series. 

• Motel Transylvania – A new animated series that sees Drac & Mavis take a break from their Transylvanian haunts to set up a brand new resort for humans and monsters in the California desert.
• Nero – French period action drama set during the early 1500s. 
• Old Money – Turkish drama series.
• Olympo – Spanish sports drama about the captain of the national synchronized swimming team at the Pirineous High Performance Center. 
• Our Water World – Nature documentary series from the team behind Blue Planet II.
• Platonik – Turkish comedy series.
• Prison Cell 211 – Q1 2025 – Limited series from Mexico about a human rights attorney who is stuck in a prison after a bloody riot. 
• Pookoo – Coming from Skydance Animation, this animated film is described as a buddy comedy.
• Roosters – Comedy-drama from the Netherlands about a group of close-knit friends who feel lost in the modern world.

• Running Point – Comedy series from Mindy Kaling.
• Separation is Also a Part of Love – Turkish romance series. 
• Shirin David – Reality/documentary series on the German female rapper.
• Sneaky Links: Dating After Dark – Dating reality series from the UK.
• The Boroughs – New sci-fi series from executive producers of Stranger Things.
• The Choice – British series starring Suranne Jones and Julie Delpy in a new political thriller series.
• The Dinner Club – Dutch adaptation of the novel of the same name from Saskia Noort. 
• The Eternaut – Argentinian sci-fi series.
• The Fallout Shelter – The creator of Money Heist is back with a new series about a group of billionaires who take refuge in a luxury bunker.
• The Glass Dome – Crime drama series from Sweden.

• The Gringo Hunters – Scripted crime series based on a real elite Mexican police unit. The crime series will star Harold Torres, Mayra Hermosillo, Manuel Masalva, and Andrew Leland Rogers.
• The Leopard – Italian period drama series based on one of the most famous Italian novels of all time. 
• The Royals – Indian splashy drama on a young prince. 
• The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call – South Korean drama – Genius surgeon Baek Kang-hyuk transforms a university hospital’s budget-draining trauma team into a trauma center
  that saves lives
• The Town – Turkish drama.
• The Undertow – British crime drama starring Jamie Dornan and Mackenzie Davis.
• The Witness – British crime series in production with STV Studios.
• There’s Another Possibility – Turkish drama. 
• Toxic Town – Coming from Charlie Brooker’s production company, this new British limited series follows three mothers fighting for justice after a toxic waste spillage. 
• Untitled Yolanthe Cabau Docu-series
• Untitled MLB Red Sox Documentary Series 
• Untitled Tom Segura Comedy Series – Six-episode dark comedy series.
• When Life Gives You Tangerines – Korean drama series starring IU, Park Bo-gum, Moon So-ri, and Park Hae-joon.
• Wolf King – New animated series from director Tom Brass based on the Wereworld books by Curtis Jobling.

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