Netflix has an extensive library of movies and as each week brings new content, it becomes an exercise of sifting through the best of the bunch.
To cut time, you'll find highlights of new content below, seo programlari as well as CNET's full list of best movie originals on Netflix.
What's new this week (June 20-26)
Here are this week's highlights.
Monday
Doom Of Love (2022) -- Turkish romance.After his ad agency goes bankrupt, an indebted Fırat falls for a singer at a yoga retreat and joins her on a journey of self-realization.
Wednesday
Love & Gelato (2022) -- Teen rom-com. Based on the bestselling novel by Jenna Evans Welch, this rom-com set amid stunning Italian scenery stars Susanna Skaggs.Sing 2 (2021) -- Animated musical comedy. Koala Buster Moon attempts to persuade the world's most reclusive rock star to join his all-star cast of animal performers' dazzling stage extravaganza.Thursday
Backtrace (2018) -- Action thriller starring Sylvester Stallone.An amnesic patient is broken out of a psych ward and given an experimental memory drug in the hopes of recovering a missing bag full of cash.
Friday
Glamour Girls (2022) -- African drama. he world of high-end escorts promises glamour, wealth and the chance of reinvention for a group of women -- till a killing and theft threaten it all.The Man From Toronto (2022) -- Action comedy starring Kevin Hart and Woody Harrelson. A case of mistaken identity forces a bumbling entrepreneur to team up with a notorious assassin known as The Man from Toronto in hopes of staying alive.Read more: The Absolute Best TV Shows on Netflix
The full list of best Netflix original movies
At time of writing, these films all score at least 70 on Metacritic.
Animation
The Mitchells vs. the Machines (2021)
One of the best family movies on Netflix.
From some of the same people who made Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse comes this adventure to save the world involving Mom, Dad, the kids and their slobbery, bug-eyed dog. But amid the robot apocalypse, led by Olivia Colman's sinister Siri, really The Mitchells vs. the Machines is about a strained relationship between movie-loving daughter Katie and her technophobe father. The technology-inept parent gags are rife, the colors frenetic and the character growth moving.
A near-perfect package with the timeless message that embracing your weirdness is a superpower.
I Lost My Body (2019)
This award-winning French film begins with a severed hand escaping a refrigerator in a laboratory and embarking on a Paris-wide search for the rest of its body. What an opening! With a few flashbacks and elegant animation, this strange, satisfying story delves into loss, both physical and emotional, in the most poetic of ways.
Action/Adventure
Okja (2017)
2017's Okja comes from Parasite director Bong Joon-ho -- which should be incentive enough to watch it.