This January, Netflix is committed to offering quality programming with films and shows that will both move you with poignant stories and take you on an entertaining journey from the comfort of your home. Whether you are looking for thrills, educational moments or laughter, the platform has something to satisfy all tastes. Read on to see the best new releases coming to Netflix in January.
From the first days of the month, two notable original films will be in the spotlight: the stop-motion animated comedy Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowldirected by Ben Whitehead and Peter Kay, as well as the French crime drama film To Lifedirected by Guillaume Canet. These two works could potentially climb into the Netflix Top 10.
Later this month, the platform will unveil other fun and highly anticipated films, like the action comedy Back in Action with Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx, as well as an hour of stand-up comedy called Liza Treyger: Night Owl.
Throughout January, you can also expand your horizons with Netflix original titles from around the world, such as The Love Scam, Cunk on Life et The Sand Castle.
Curious about other exciting films coming to Netflix this month? Keep scrolling for our full list of can’t-miss titles in January.
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Released January 17
Emily (Cameron Diaz) and Matt (Jamie Foxx) gave up their lives as CIA agents to get married and start a family. However, their fragile happiness is quickly threatened when their past resurfaces and their identities are exposed. They are forced to dive back into the world of espionage to protect their families.
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Released January 3
Everyone’s favorite British duo, amateur inventor Wallace and his mischievous dog Gromit, are back for a new adventure. In Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most FowlGromit must save Wallace (Ben Whitehead) from an out-of-control robotic garden gnome, before the latter creates an evil army and blames Wallace for his misdeeds.
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Released January 10
This French crime thriller follows Franck Lazareff (Guillaume Canet), a former elite agent, drawn into a perilous manhunt after escaping a murder attempt at his home. He must now save his wife, Léa (Stéphane Caillard), kidnapped by an armed group linked to his past.
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Released January 1st
Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever is a Netflix original documentary about an entrepreneur, Bryan Johnson, who has dedicated his life to fighting aging. The film offers exclusive access to his journey and highlights the impacts of his controversial methods on himself and those around him.
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Released January 1st
This Italian romantic comedy follows two brothers (Antonio Folletto and Vincenzo Nemolato) who hatch a plan to defraud a wealthy heiress. The problem arises when one of them falls in love with her. Can love truly flourish amidst deception and family conflict?
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Released January 2
Broaden your perspectives with Cunk on Lifea provocative original production that explores the meaning of life. Comedian Philomena Cunk guides us through complex concepts and philosophies, while tackling ideas as diverse as the Big Bang and Nietzsche.
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Released January 3
Umjolo: My Beginning, My End! is a South African romantic comedy from Netflix that tells the story of Mayi (Nirvana Nokwe-Mseleku), a married woman who questions her choice after meeting an attractive saxophonist. Should she give up her freedom to please her family, or choose her own happiness?
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Released January 28
Comedian Liza Treyger makes her Netflix debut with her first hour-long show. Filmed in New York, Liza Treyger: Night Owl addresses a variety of topics, from the particularities of immigrant parents to the frustrations linked to other people’s spouses.
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Released January 1st
Number 24 is a docudrama that follows the story of a young Norwegian, Gunnar Sønsteby (Sjur Vatne Brean), who became one of his country’s most prominent war heroes by resisting Nazi occupation during World War II.
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Released January 7
Comedian Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias shares his 27-year experience in the entertainment industry with his new stand-up show, Gabriel Iglesias: Legend of Fluffy. Iglesias humorously evokes the dangers of everyday life: from break-ins to transport difficulties, while retaining his usual charm.
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Released January 24
For those looking for an intense experience, you can discover the new original film from Lebanon on Netflix, The Sand Castle. This fantasy thriller tells the story of a family of four stranded on a desert island, where surprising truths lurk beneath the apparent tranquility, threatening them with never returning home.
Good to know
- Netflix offers various categories, from documentaries to comedies, to meet a wide range of interests.
- Original films are often designed to reflect unique and varied stories from different cultures.
- Initiatives such as the “World Films” section allow subscribers to discover international works, enriching their cinematic experience.
The richness of Netflix’s programming in January opens up a multitude of discussions on the evolution of the audiovisual landscape. What do you think of this trend of offering a diversity of stories and perspectives? Could this influence the way we consume entertainment?
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- Source : https://decider.com/2025/01/01/11-best-new-movies-on-netflix-january-2025/
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