30 Best Movies to Watch on Netflix in November 2025

November on Netflix offers something for everyone, with a wide range of movies including popular franchises, critically acclaimed films, upbeat musicals, and recent theatrical releases. You can easily switch between thrilling sci-fi, funny comedies, classic adventures, and inspiring true stories. The list includes both well-loved favorites and exciting new titles, and we’ve noted when each film arrives and whether it’s a new addition or an exclusive Netflix release to help you plan your viewing for the month.

‘Back to the Future’ (1985)

In the classic film, Marty McFly travels back in time from 1985 to 1955. He needs to ensure his parents fall in love and find a way to use lightning to power the time-traveling DeLorean so he can return home. Along the way, he avoids a bully, connects with a younger version of Doc Brown, and unexpectedly makes a school dance crucial to restoring the timeline. The film features memorable scenes centered around the Hill Valley clock tower and a daring plan that requires perfect timing. It will be available as a licensed library title starting Saturday, November 1st.

‘Back to the Future Part II’ (1989)

Marty and Doc travel to the future, but when Biff alters the past with a sports almanac, they end up in a drastically different present. The film features exciting gadgets like hoverboards and self-lacing shoes, and the story focuses on the consequences of changing history as they try to restore the timeline. This installment sets up key plot points that conclude in the final movie of the trilogy, and it will be available in libraries starting November 11th.

‘Back to the Future Part III’ (1990)

I still can’t believe Doc Brown got into trouble back in 1885! It sent Marty on this incredible rescue mission to the Old West, and honestly, the stakes were so high – a duel that could have ended everything. The whole thing was a wild ride – train robberies, Doc driving the DeLorean on dirt roads, and then he met this schoolteacher who he clearly fell for. It all built to this amazing showdown, a true frontier climax! And the way they escaped? So smart, switching from roads to railroad tracks for one last, desperate race! I’m so excited it’s finally available at the library on November 11th!

‘Tenet’ (2020)

A clandestine team employs a technology that reverses time for individuals and objects, dramatically altering how they approach challenges like robberies, chases, and battles. When an arms dealer’s dangerous plan puts the world at risk, the main character must master time loops where knowing the future changes everything. The film features thrilling action sequences built around events happening simultaneously forwards and backwards in time. It will be available to libraries starting November 1st.

‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ (2021)

In Chicago, as the Black Panther Party grows and strengthens its community work, an FBI informant secretly joins their ranks, focusing on chairman Fred Hampton. Increased surveillance leads to police raids, and mounting pressure creates difficult decisions with serious repercussions. This story details the meetings, betrayals, and events leading up to a devastating incident. It will be available as a library resource starting November 1st.

‘Doctor Sleep’ (2019)

Years after his terrifying experience at the Overlook Hotel, Dan Torrance battles alcoholism while using his psychic abilities to comfort the dying. But his peaceful life is shattered when a dangerous group begins hunting children with similar powers. A young girl’s desperate plea draws Dan into a nationwide fight, forcing him to confront haunted memories and return to chillingly familiar places. The story features intense psychic battles and a reckoning with the past, and will be available in libraries starting November 11th.

‘Paddington 2’ (2017)

Paddington takes on various jobs to afford a beautiful pop-up book for his Aunt Lucy, but he’s wrongly accused of a crime and sent to jail. His kind neighbors come together to help, though a self-absorbed actor creates some trouble along the way. Throughout everything, Paddington’s marmalade sandwiches provide comfort and hope. Even in prison, he finds ways to work with others, and the investigation slowly reveals the true thief. This title will be available through libraries starting November 1st.

‘Ocean’s Eight’ (2018)

Debbie Ocean gathers a team to steal a valuable diamond necklace, the Toussaint, during the Met Gala. Her plan involves getting a well-known actress to wear the necklace, secretly scanning it to create a perfect copy, and exploiting a security gap at the museum. The elaborate setting and fashion of the gala provide the ideal cover for the heist. This title is available as a licensed library resource starting November 11th.

‘Ready Player One’ (2018)

The story is set in the future, where most people live in a virtual reality world called the OASIS. A teenager is determined to win a contest that will give them complete control of the OASIS. The contest involves solving puzzles and completing challenges – like racing and battling in dangerous arenas – all based on the life of the OASIS’s creator. A powerful company is also trying to win, and the high stakes are made even more intense by the difficult realities of the real world. You can watch it starting Saturday, November 1st; it’s available as part of a licensed library collection.

‘In the Heights’ (2021)

This summer, a bodega owner in Washington Heights is considering moving back to the Dominican Republic while those around him pursue their own ambitions. The story unfolds with music filling the streets and local pools, and is shaped by events like a lottery win, a power outage, and the pressures of family. The film explores themes of immigration, community spirit, and the connections between neighbors. It will be available as a library title starting Saturday, November 1st.

‘Crazy Rich Asians’ (2018)

An economics professor goes to Singapore with her boyfriend and is surprised to learn his family is incredibly wealthy. As wedding celebrations begin, she’s thrown into a world of extravagant parties, intense competition, and unfamiliar customs that put their relationship to the test. Through experiences like playing mahjong, taking trips to nearby islands, and learning about the family’s past, the couple must discover how strong their bond really is. The book will be available to libraries on November 11th.

‘The Hangover’ (2009)

When a Las Vegas bachelor party goes wrong, the groom disappears and his friends have to desperately retrace their steps to find him before the wedding. They follow a trail of receipts and odd souvenirs, piecing together the chaotic night. Along the way, they encounter a tiger, a baby, and a mysterious police car, leading them into increasingly bizarre situations. This title is available in libraries starting November 11th.

‘The Hangover Part II’ (2011)

Okay, so I just heard about this movie, and it sounds wild! It’s about a group of friends whose Bangkok vacation takes a seriously strange turn – they wake up with total amnesia! They have to piece things together by following clues like tattoos and lost stuff all over the city – think bustling night markets, cool rooftop bars, and sketchy back alleys. It’s basically a frantic scavenger hunt against the clock because someone’s wedding is coming up! And to make things even more complicated, people they know keep popping up with new problems and raising the stakes. It’s hitting libraries on Saturday, November 1st, so I’m definitely checking it out!

‘The Hangover Part III’ (2013)

The Wolfpack is back, this time on a rescue mission that reconnects them with old enemies from their very first adventure. Their journey leads to a final showdown in Las Vegas, filled with road trips and betrayals, culminating in a surprising heist. This adventure wraps up several ongoing storylines, trading wedding mayhem for a high-stakes plan that must succeed to ensure everyone’s safety. You can find it in libraries starting November 11th.

‘The Purge: Anarchy’ (2014)

Once a year, all crime is legal for one night. This year, a group of strangers must navigate a dangerous city overrun by armed groups and gangs. A mysterious vigilante, focused on a personal goal, unexpectedly becomes their protector as a massive manhunt unfolds on the closed-off streets. Their escape becomes a desperate fight for survival, complicated by safe houses and treacherous paths. It will be available as a library title starting November 1st.

‘The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part’ (2019)

Bricksburg is under attack by aliens who want to cover everything in glitter! Emmet and his friends must travel to different worlds to stop them. Their rescue mission is complicated by unexpected songs and trips through time, and it all relies on everyone working together. The story is a fun reflection of how siblings argue, like a playful disagreement happening amidst toys and building sets in a basement. It will be available in libraries starting November 11th.

‘Game Night’ (2018)

Okay, so I just heard about this new mystery and it sounds AMAZING! Basically, it starts with a weekly party, but things go totally sideways when one of the hosts’ brothers, who’s a bit of a troublemaker, starts a kidnapping ‘game’ that might actually be real. My friends and I would be running all over the city trying to solve the clues! There’s even a Fabergé egg and a really strict neighbor involved, and everyone gets pushed way outside their comfort zone. Apparently, the story is full of clever twists that come from red herrings, real-life puzzles you have to figure out, and needing to work together when the pressure’s on. It’s coming out on November 11th and it’s available through libraries, which is awesome!

‘Elvis’ (2022)

This movie tells the life story of Elvis Presley, from his beginnings on the radio to his massive concert tours, and explores his complex relationship with his manager, Colonel Tom Parker. It shows how his unique sound developed through performances and studio recordings, becoming a worldwide sensation. The film also highlights how American culture changed alongside Elvis’s music, style, and constant touring. You can watch it starting Saturday, November 1st, as part of a licensed streaming library.

‘The Little Things’ (2021)

A Kern County sheriff’s deputy partners with a promising Los Angeles detective to hunt a killer who operates at night and deeply disturbs those working on the case. Their main suspect is a strange, isolated individual, and as the investigation progresses, it becomes difficult to tell what’s based on gut feeling and what’s solid evidence. The detectives are also burdened by errors from a previous case, and the clues just don’t seem to fit together. This thriller will be available as a licensed library title starting November 1st.

‘King Richard’ (2021)

Richard Williams coached his daughters, Venus and Serena, through their early tennis competitions, carefully managing their training, schedules, and important discussions. The family juggled school, business deals, and practice as the sisters progressed from local tournaments to gaining national recognition. The film features actual footage and details that show their journey from playing on neighborhood courts to becoming professional athletes. It will be available as a licensed library title on Sunday, November 2nd.

‘The Outfit’ (2022)

Set in a Chicago neighborhood shop in 1956, this story follows a precise tailor whose customers include members of the mob. A secure drop box becomes the center of a tense night when loyalties change, a police informant appears, a rival gang threatens, and an important recording goes missing. Trapped with limited escape routes, the tailor must rely on wit and skill to navigate the dangerous situation. This licensed library title will be available on November 11th.

‘Joy Ride’ (2023)

Four friends embark on an Asian journey hoping to finalize a business deal and find a birth mother, but their trip quickly spirals into a series of unexpected mishaps. From navigating customs and lively nightlife to awkward family meals, their friendships are constantly challenged by surfacing secrets and embarrassing viral moments. They even find themselves scrambling to pull off a public performance after causing a bit of chaos. This title will be available in libraries starting November 11th.

‘The Nun II’ (2023)

An ancient evil linked to a haunted abbey is stirring again in Europe, and this time it’s set its sights on a boarding school. This draws a courageous nun back into a dangerous conflict. The investigation reveals a pattern of stolen religious artifacts, destroyed churches, and people who all recognize the same ominous symbol. The story culminates in a final showdown where holy places become the scenes of intense battles, as the entity desperately searches for someone to possess permanently. This thrilling tale will be available as a licensed library book on November 1st.

‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ (1997)

A year after covering up a deadly accident, four friends are haunted by a message revealing someone knows their secret. They’re terrorized by a mysterious figure with a hook as they desperately try to figure out who witnessed what happened. The clues lead them back to the night they tried to bury the truth. This thriller will be available in libraries starting November 11th.

‘Risen’ (2016)

After Jesus’ crucifixion, Roman officer Clavius is tasked by Pontius Pilate with locating the missing body. His mission is to quell potential unrest in Jerusalem. Clavius’ investigation leads him through the city – from bustling markets to army barracks and secret meetings – as he tries to piece together conflicting accounts from witnesses. The story unfolds like a historical mystery and will be available in libraries starting November 11th.

‘No Good Deed’ (2014)

When a polite stranger asks to borrow a phone during a storm, a woman’s quiet suburban life quickly turns dangerous, putting her home and children at risk. The thrilling story takes place over a single night, filled with home invasions and tense chases, culminating in a surprising twist that changes how you view everything that happened before. The story’s limited location and fast pace create a gripping and suspenseful experience. It will be available as a library title starting November 11th.

‘Frances Ha’ (2013)

This story follows a young dancer trying to make it in New York City. She moves between different apartments and takes on various jobs while experiencing small successes and navigating changing friendships. The book explores her journey to build a career from her passion, including short trips and the challenges of living with new roommates. The black and white visuals enhance the story’s personal and emotional feel. It will be available to libraries starting November 11th.

‘Moonage Daydream’ (2022)

This full-length film explores the life and artistry of David Bowie, featuring never-before-seen personal archives and concert footage. It journeys through his various personas and performances, with music carefully curated by a frequent collaborator. The film seamlessly blends interviews, live performances, and studio recordings. It will be available to stream on November 11th as part of a licensed collection.

‘This Is the End’ (2013)

When a disaster strikes, a group of Hollywood friends find themselves trapped together, forced to rely on each other – and their surprisingly limited survival skills. The movie features plenty of celebrity cameos and inside jokes as the situation escalates from a wild party to a fight for survival, testing the bonds of their friendship. Expect squabbles and difficult decisions as they face the end of the world. It will be available to libraries starting November 11th.

‘Doctor Dolittle’ (1998)

A doctor in San Francisco unexpectedly regains the ability to communicate with animals after a chance encounter. Soon, pets and zoo animals are lining up at his office, creating a uniquely busy waiting room. Balancing his family life, hospital duties, and the constant chatter of his animal patients proves to be quite a challenge. The book will be available at libraries starting November 11th.

Check out what’s new this month and let us know in the comments which November releases you’re looking forward to watching!

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