The 4 Best Movies Coming to Netflix This Week

4. El Elegido (The Chosen)

A man named Jacques Mornard arrives in Mexico in 1940 claiming to be a Belgian who is fleeing World War II to join his girlfriend, one of refugee Leon Trotsky’s secretaries. But nobody knows that this seemingly cheerful young man is, in fact, an agent for the Soviet secret service and has been sent to assassinate Trotsky.

<em>El Elegido</em> (Photo: AP Images)
El Elegido (Photo: AP Images)

3. Slam: Tutto Per Una Ragazza

Samuel, a 16-year-old with a passion for skateboarding, has big dreams: going to college, moving to California, and traveling. Things change when he impregnates his girlfriend, Alice. Sam imagines his future as a young parent and finds a surprising mentor while reading about his idol, pro skateboarder Tony Hawke. Slam is based on a novel by Nick Hornby, who previously had two other novels made into movies: High Fidelity and About a Boy.

<em>Slam: Tutto Per Una Ragazza</em> (Photo: Netflix)
Slam: Tutto Per Una Ragazza (Photo: Netflix)

2. Sandy Wexler

Adam Sandler plays a Los Angeles talent agent in the ’90s who is single-mindedly devoted to his list of eccentric clients on the fringes of show business. That devotion is put to the test when he falls in love with his newest client, Courtney Clarke, and the two play out a star-crossed love story over the course of a decade. Sandler’s character in the film is based on his real-life manager Sandy Werner.

Adam Sandler in <em>Sandy Wexler</em> (Photo: Netflix)
Adam Sandler in Sandy Wexler (Photo: Netflix)

1. Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey

After being left with family friends while their owners go on vacation, three domesticated pets brave the wild to make it home. They encounter treacherous terrain, bears, a mountain lion, and a skunk on their harrowing journey. This is a remake of the 1963 Disney classic The Incredible Journey. It features the voices of Michael J. Fox as Chance, the young American bulldog; Don Ameche as Shadow, the wise aging dog; and Academy Award winner Sally Field as Sassy, the Siamese cat.

<em>Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey</em> (Photo: Disney)
Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (Photo: Disney)

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