Exciting Netflix Releases for November 2025

Netflix is set to impress in November 2025 with a lineup of captivating films and specials. Whether you’re in the mood for something fantastical, enlightening, or uplifting, there’s something for everyone. Let’s dive into some notable new releases coming this month.

This month, Netflix unveils two original films that are highly anticipated in the sci-fi horror genre, featuring Oscar Isaac and Jacob Elordi. The film frankenstein is joined by the animated adventure comedy in a dream, starring Craig Robinson, Simu Liu, and Cristin Milioti. Both are expected to be popular picks on the platform.

Later in November, audiences can look forward to festive titles likely to create holiday cheer, including jingle bell robbery with Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells, and Minka Kelly’s romantic comedy champagne problem.

Additionally, Netflix’s lineup includes international films, giving viewers a chance to explore a rich variety of stories, like French comedies such as nouvelle burg, the Taiwanese drama left handed girl, and a Danish romantic comedy, mango.

Curious about the full range of engaging movies coming your way in November? Keep reading for the complete list of must-watch titles on Netflix.

1. Released on November 7th

   The highly anticipated adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic frankenstein, directed by Guillermo del Toro, finally arrives. The movie follows Baron Victor Frankenstein (Oscar Isaac), a brilliant yet egotistical scientist who tries to conquer death by reviving corpses. However, his experiment leads to unexpected consequences when he successfully brings a creature (Jacob Elordi) to life, resulting in turmoil for both creator and creation.

2. Released on November 14th

   The enchanting animated film in a dream takes viewers on a whimsical journey. Follow brothers Stevie (Jolie Hoang-Rappaport) and Elliot (Elias Janssen) as they plunge into a fantastical dream world, searching for the Sandman (Omid Djalili) to restore their parents’ (Simu Liu and Cristin Milioti) fractured relationship.

3. Released on November 12th

   being eddie is an insightful documentary that dives into Eddie Murphy’s life, showcasing his incredible journey through comedy and film. Featuring reflections from notable entertainers like Tracee Ellis Ross and Dave Chappelle, this film highlights Murphy’s talent and the ups and downs he’s faced.

4. Released on November 17th

   The documentary Selena and Los Dinos honors the legacy of the “Queen of Tejano Music,” Selena Quintanilla, showcasing exclusive footage and heartfelt stories from those who knew her best.

5. Released on November 26th

   In the holiday rom-com jingle bell robbery, quick-witted retail worker Sophia (Olivia Holt) and struggling handyman Nick (Connor Swindells) find themselves in an unexpected alliance as they both aim to rob a prominent London store on Christmas Eve, leading to a charmingly chaotic situation.

6. Released on November 19th

   champagne problem follows Sidney (Minka Kelly), an ambitious American executive sent to France for a major deal. Yet, her plans spiral when she unexpectedly falls for Henri (Tom Woznicka), the charming son of a champagne mogul, creating quite the romantic conflict.

7. Released on November 12th

   The Netflix romantic comedy cheerful little ex-husband tells the story of Kate (Alicia Silverstone), a newly divorced woman who attempts to create one last magical Christmas with her ex, Everett (Oliver Hudson). But things get complicated when Everett shows up with a new girlfriend, stirring up old feelings.

8. Released on November 14th

   nouvelle burg, directed by Richard Linklater, is a tribute to the influential 1950s French cinema era known as “Nouvelle Vague.” The film revisits the making of Jean-Luc Godard’s classic, featuring talent from around the globe in key roles.

9. Released on November 21st

   Based on Dennis Johnson’s novella, train dream follows Robert Grainier (Joel Edgerton), navigating his life as a lumberjack during a transformative era in 20th century America, grappling with career changes and familial challenges.

10. Released on November 28th

    left handed girl is a poignant Taiwanese drama focusing on a single mother (Janelle Tsai) and her two daughters as they move to Taipei to open a night market business. Their journey highlights the challenges and nuances of adapting to a bustling new life.

11. Released on November 7th

    mango is a Danish romantic comedy-drama about a hotel manager (Josephine Parr) who brings her daughter (Josephine Chavarria Hojbjerg) to Spain. Their trip leads to an unexpected romance with the owner of a mango orchard, changing everything in ways they didn’t foresee.

There you go! A plethora of exciting options to keep you entertained this November.