Here Are the Best Movies to Stream this Weekend on Netflix, Including a Great Animated Sequel

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Netflix is adding a lot of new shows and movies this week, with something for everyone. You’ll find everything from suspenseful dramas and animated movie continuations to scary thrillers. Fans can enjoy returning favorites, plus exciting new sci-fi adventures and classic crime comedies. This weekend’s selection offers a wide range of movies and shows, with stories that are both gripping and funny.

‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ (2026)

Tommy Shelby is back, facing dangerous new challenges both in his personal life and in the world of politics, as Europe moves closer to World War II. This film continues the story of the popular TV series, bringing back many familiar characters. It shows how power is changing in Birmingham and across the country during a time of great uncertainty. You can watch it starting this Friday, March 20th. This movie expands the Peaky Blinders story in a big way.

‘The Plastic Detox’ (2026)

This documentary examines how plastic pollution affects the world and what’s being done to manage waste more sustainably. It includes detailed conversations with environmental scientists about the severity of the ecological problems we face. The film showcases creative solutions and the difficulties groups encounter when trying to reduce environmental harm. It became available to stream on March 16th, and viewers will discover the lasting effects of plastic waste on our oceans and people.

‘Mark Normand: None Too Pleased’ (2026)

Mark Normand’s new comedy special is full of clever observations and fast-paced jokes. He tackles everything from current events to personal stories, all delivered with his energetic and unique style. Normand is a leading voice in comedy today, offering a funny and original take on the things we experience every day. It became available to stream on March 17th and is his latest project with the streaming platform.

‘Spiral: From the Book of Saw’ (2021)

In this new thriller, detective Zeke Banks (Chris Rock) is investigating the murders of dirty cops. The film, a spin-off from the popular ‘Saw’ horror series, dives deeper into that world and throws Banks into a dangerous, deadly game. It became available on Netflix on March 19th, combining realistic police work with the terrifying traps fans expect from ‘Saw’.

‘The Bad Guys 2’ (2025)

This animated movie is the follow-up to the popular 2022 film, and it continues the story of a group of former animal criminals trying to live as heroes. Produced by DreamWorks Animation, the movie focuses on the importance of friendship and the challenges of being seen as ‘good’ when everyone remembers your past mistakes. It’s now available to stream, and features the original voice cast in a thrilling new heist adventure.

‘Saw X’ (2023)

The latest installment in the popular horror series offers a more personal look at Jigsaw’s story. This film, produced by Twisted Pictures, takes place between the first two movies and follows John Kramer as he travels to Mexico in search of a cure for his illness. After becoming a victim of medical fraud, he begins his transformation back into the infamous trap-maker. You can watch it now this weekend, and reviewers are pointing out that it focuses more on character development than previous films in the series.

‘The Creator’ (2023)

This visually impressive sci-fi movie, directed by Gareth Edwards, takes place during a war between humans and AI. It follows a retired special forces operative tasked with eliminating the creator of a powerful AI. Produced by New Regency Pictures, the film delves into thought-provoking questions about what it means to be human, the role of technology, and right versus wrong. Now available to watch, the film is praised for its stunning visuals and its detailed depiction of a futuristic Southeast Asia.

‘Saw V’ (2008)

The latest installment in the Saw horror series continues the terrifying story started by Jigsaw, now through his follower. Detective Hoffman is at the center of the plot, desperately trying to cover up his secrets while a new group of people are forced to play a deadly game, navigating a web of intricate traps to survive. The film adds another layer to the franchise’s complicated timeline and delves deeper into the origins of those helping John Kramer carry out his twisted plans.

‘Saw’ (2004)

The original Saw movie kicked off a hugely popular horror series, introducing the terrifying Jigsaw Killer. Made on a small budget by Twisted Pictures, the film follows two strangers who find themselves trapped and forced to play a deadly game to stay alive. It quickly became a sensation thanks to its cleverness and unexpected turns. If you’re interested in seeing where it all began, the movie is available to watch this weekend. Its popularity launched a decade of follow-up films and expanded the Saw universe.

‘Small Time Crooks’ (2000)

I recently watched this hilarious movie directed by Woody Allen, and I couldn’t stop laughing! It’s about a group of really clumsy thieves who try this crazy plan to rob a bank by digging a tunnel from a bakery. But the funny thing is, the bakery ends up becoming incredibly popular! Woody Allen stars in it, along with Tracey Ullman and Hugh Grant, and it’s a brilliant mix of a classic heist movie and just wonderfully silly family drama. I found it on Netflix starting March 17th, and I highly recommend it!

Tell us which of these movies you are most excited to watch in the comments.

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2026-03-20 21:15