Here Are All the Movies Coming to Netflix This Week, Including a Hit French Thriller

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This week, Netflix is adding a lot of new movies and shows! You’ll find everything from popular animated films and critically acclaimed dramas to brand new Netflix originals. They’re releasing content daily, starting Monday and continuing through the weekend, with a wide variety of genres like comedy, documentaries, and international films. This includes both older favorites and exciting new releases, giving you plenty to watch between March 23rd and 29th.

‘Minions: The Rise of Gru’ (2022)

This animated movie, released on March 23rd, tells the story of how Gru became the supervillain we know. Set in the 1970s, a young Gru tries to join a notorious group of villains called the Vicious 6 after they kick out their boss. With help from his Minions, Gru faces several obstacles to prove he’s a true criminal. Steve Carell and Pierre Coffin provide the voices for this film, which shows how Gru and the Minions first teamed up. It’s a sequel to the ‘Minions’ movie from 2015.

‘Anatomy of a Fall’ (2023)

The award-winning legal thriller will be available to stream starting March 23rd. The story follows a woman on trial for her husband’s death after he falls from their remote cabin. As the case unfolds, their difficult marriage is revealed in court, with their visually impaired son as the only witness. The film thoughtfully explores the blurry line between truth and the challenges within a marriage. It was highly praised for its writing and the actor’s leading role.

‘Jeff Ross: Take a Banana for the Ride’ (2026)

A new comedy special from the seasoned stand-up comedian known for his sharp, playful teasing arrives on March 24th. This performance goes beyond simple jokes, blending personal stories and reflections on his career with his classic roasting style. Recorded live, the special offers his funny take on getting older and navigating the world of entertainment. This release is the latest addition to the streaming service’s growing collection of original stand-up, and it showcases a fresh approach for the comedian while still delivering his signature humor.

‘The Prosecutor’ (2024)

A new legal thriller arrives on streaming services March 26th. The story centers on a lawyer who uncovers a conspiracy of corruption while handling what seems like a simple case. As she investigates further, she encounters powerful opposition and risks her own safety. The film examines the difficult choices people face when seeking justice in a broken system, and features a strong cast in a suspenseful, detail-oriented story.

‘Kyatapirâ’ (2010)

I recently saw ‘Caterpillar,’ a powerful Japanese drama coming out on March 26th, and it’s stayed with me. It’s set during the Second Sino-Japanese War and focuses on a soldier who comes home deeply wounded, both physically and emotionally, and how his wife copes with the changes. It’s a really unflinching look at the costs of war – not just on the battlefield, but back home – and offers a strong anti-war message. Director Kōji Wakamatsu has created something truly haunting, and it’s no surprise the film was recognized at several international festivals. It’s a tough watch, but ultimately a beautiful and moving story about sacrifice and the strength of the human spirit.

‘The Red Line’ (2026)

Hitting theaters on March 26th, this thrilling action movie focuses on a dangerous mission to protect international security. The story follows a skilled team of secret agents racing against the clock to prevent a worldwide disaster. The film immerses you in a world of spies, where trust is fragile and careful planning is key. Expect plenty of fast-paced action and impressive stunts as the plot unfolds. It’s set to be one of the biggest action releases this spring.

’53 Sundays’ (2026)

The new drama premieres on March 27th and centers around a family determined to reconnect. They commit to meeting every week for a year to repair their relationships. Each Sunday becomes a turning point, as the characters share secrets and grow emotionally. The story thoughtfully explores themes of forgiveness, family history, and how family bonds change over time, offering a realistic and personal look at modern family life.

‘BTS: The Return’ (2026)

I just got a sneak peek at this documentary coming out March 27th, and it’s a must-see for any fan. It follows these music legends as they gear up for a huge comeback tour, and the access they give the filmmakers is incredible. We’re talking behind-the-scenes rehearsals, personal interviews where they talk about their creative process, and a really honest look at what it takes to stay on top of the music world internationally. It’s more than just concert footage; it really explores their impact on culture and how they’ve evolved as artists. Trust me, you’ll see things you’ve never seen before, including intimate moments and private thoughts from the band themselves.

‘Anemone’ (2025)

Coming to screens on March 28th, this new film is a major event, marking Daniel Day-Lewis’s return to acting. Directed by his son, Ronan Day-Lewis, the movie thoughtfully examines the complicated bonds between fathers, sons, and brothers. It’s a story about what makes us who we are and the impact of family history, set against a powerfully emotional background. The film beautifully portrays the subtle complexities of love and conflict within families, and it’s one of the most eagerly awaited releases this season.

Tell us which of these new releases you are most excited to stream this week in the comments.

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2026-03-23 23:15