Netflix November Releases: Everything New You Need to See
From prestige dramas to binge-worthy reality shows, Netflix’s November releases have it all. The sixth and final season of The Crown is the highlight this month, dealing with Princess Diana’s (Elizabeth Debicki) tragic death in 1997.
There’s also a brand new anime series in Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, which reunites the cast from 2010’s live-action cult hit film, including Micahel Cera, Chris Evans, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
And let’s not forget The Killer. David Fincher’s first film since 2020 Oscar-winner Mank stars Michael Fassbender as a meticulous murderer-for-hire. Here’s are Netflix’s November highlights.
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Nov 1
The Addams Family
You’ve seen Wednesday’s solo series; this kooky, spooky 1991 black comedy film focuses on the whole family (and they’re absolutely wild).
November 8
Robbie Williams
A feature-length documentary examining mega-famous popstar Robbie Williams, from his Take That boyband days to his more recent health struggles.
November 10
The Killer
David Fincher directs this uber-violent thriller about an assassin (Michael Fassbender) targeted by his ruthless employers.
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November 14
How to Become a Mob Boss
Al Capone, Pablo Escobar, and other mean mob bosses go under the microscope in this darkly comedic chronicle narrated by Peter Dinklage.
November 16
The Crown, Season 6, Part 1
Diana navigates the whirlwind of public life weeks before her tragic end. Part 2 arrives December 14.
November 17
Scott Pilgrim Takes Off
Scott Pilgrim (voiced by Michael Cera) must defeat his girlfriend’s seven evil exes in this re-imagining of the 2004 graphic novel.
November 21
Leo
Adam Sandler plays an aging iguana who, together with his tortoise pal (Bill Burr), set off on one final adventure.
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November 22
Squid Game: The Challenge
456 real players compete to earn $4.56 million in this reality gameshow. New episodes release weekly.
November 30
The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday
Mr. Wolf (Sam Rockwell) teams up with his crew of animal outlaws to restore the city’s Christmas spirit.
