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Netflix Added 17 New Movies/TV Shows Today
It’s the first of the month, which can only mean that the streaming services vying for your attention and monthly subscription fees have all bolstered their respective content libraries with a raft of new content.
Netflix have only added seventeen fresh titles today, but what they lack in quantity they more than makes up for in variety, with almost every imaginable genre accounted for.
Those with a soft spot for horror have James Wan’s
Insidious to add to their watch list, as well as 1993 cult favorite
Leprechaun starring Warwick Davies and Jennifer Aniston. Rom-com enthusiasts, meanwhile, can grab the tissues and weep their way through
New on Netflix April 2021
Updated 7:05 AM;
Here are the new movies and shows you can stream in April, including “Thunder Force,” “Insidious” and “Legally Blonde.” Check out some of the highlights below, or scroll down to the full list, five things you should definitely watch and what’s leaving Netflix this month.
Concrete Cowboy (2021)
A teenager discovers the world of urban horseback riding when he moves in with his estranged father in North Philadelphia. Idris Elba stars. (April 2)
Thunder Force (2021)
Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer star in Netflix’s new action/comedy. In a world where supervillains are commonplace, two estranged childhood best friends reunite after one devises a treatment that gives them powers to protect their city. It also stars Jason Bateman, Bobby Cannavale, Pom Klementieff and Melissa Leo. It’s directed by Ben Falcone, McCarthy’s husband and frequent collaborator. (April 9)
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Nothing soothes my anxiety like British reality television the trilled R’s, the low stakes, the presence of doilies. So when the novel coronavirus reached the United States more than a year ago, my first defense was
The Great British Baking Show. This reliable comfort had pacified me through plenty of regional and national crises. But as the weeks dragged on and COVID cases rose on every continent, the joy of a well-executed tarte Tatin proved too subtle for catastrophes of a global scale.
(Netflix Documentary)
From Netflix: Crossing and uniting seven countries in South America, the Andes always have another landscape, adventure and story to tell. Discover them all.
Prank Encounters:
(Netflix Original)
From Netflix: Host Gaten Matarazzo pulls the strings on a new season of elaborate pranks involving everything from haunted mansions to ancient burial grounds. Yikes!
Tersanjung the Movie
(Netflix Film)
From Netflix: After growing up in a tumultuous household, Yura finds herself in a love triangle with two close friends as she faces a personal and financial crisis.
Worn Stories
(Netflix Documentary)
From Netflix: In this funny, heartfelt and moving docuseries, real people unpack the fascinating and quirky stories around their most meaningful pieces of clothing.