Netflix struck a deal with Universal to license their live-action movies after their Peacock premiere in 2027, but that deal's now starting this month.

Netflix is set to be the home of the upcoming live-action Gundam movie (again!). The new movie with stars Noah Centineo and Sydney Sweeney attached is eyeing a production start this year, and a new report suggests Netflix will be the streaming home for it.

Netflix could become the new streaming home for more Universal movies from January onwards, according to a new report.

Netflix has confirmed its slate of new movies for the next week, and it includes a trio of fantastic thriller flicks that you need to stream.

The Rip releases today on Netflix starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, which has nearly set a record for the service on Rotten Tomatoes.

After its own plans for a live-action take on the iconic mecha anime fell apart, the streamer could be back on board to distribute Legendary's reworked plans for 'Gundam.'

Actor Matt Damon said Netflix wants action movies to reiterate plot lines multiple times because people are on their phones while watching a movie.

The period between January and the end of March is usually a fallow one for movies. Let’s face it, it’s always been a period for studios to dump their bloated superhero pics or terrible horror films.

Netflix 's anime library will undergo its usual fluctuations in February 2026 as it welcomes legendary fighters and magical girls into its catalog while bidding farewell to a long-standing exclusive.