Netflix adds 100 titles in November, led by war film

Netflix subscribers gain access to more than 100 new titles starting Monday, November 1. The slate includes a mix of holiday films, returning television series, and major theatrical releases. The company is filling the month with content ranging from family-friendly Christmas movies to crime dramas and war epics.

The most anticipated film of the month is “The Mosquito Bowl,” which arrives on November 25. The movie stars Nicholas Galitzine and Bill Skarsgård. It follows four college football players who join the U.S. Marines after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The film explores their brotherhood and the costs of war. Peter Berg is also credited in the production.

Several popular series return for new seasons during the month. “Black Doves” premieres its second season on November 5. “Love Is Blind, Habibi” returns on November 12. “The Hunting Wives” follows with its second season on November 26. These shows join the existing catalog to provide recurring content for subscribers.

The holiday season dominates the release schedule. Titles like “A Sudden Case of Christmas” and “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” arrive on November 1. Other films, including “Deck the Halls” and “Christmas Time Is Here,” land in the first two weeks of the month. Netflix also adds “Barbie in the Nutcracker” and “A Dog’s Perfect Christmas” to its library.

Action and thriller fans have new options as well. “Public Enemies” and “Whiplash” join the platform on November 1. “Resident Evil” and its sequel “Resident Evil: Apocalypse” arrive the same day. “Under Siege” and “Fury” are also part of the initial wave of releases.

Documentaries and sports content make up a portion of the slate. “Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike” releases on November 3. “The Trials of Karen Read” airs on November 23. Netflix also broadcasts the Thanksgiving Eve NFL game between the Packers and the Rams on November 25.

The month concludes with the arrival of “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” on November 30. “Pressure” and “Salish’s 12 Games of Christmas” also release on the last day of the month. The full list of titles spans 30 different release dates throughout November.