By now, it’s known that powerhouse streaming service Netflix has content for just about everyone—from romantic comedies and documentaries to action thrillers and international films.
Netflix plans to spend $19 billion on original content in 2022, and it plans to release 61 English-speaking, live-action films.Find out here the top 5 movies must binge-watch.
In “Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood,” writer and director Richard Linklater takes an animated look at his childhood in Houston during the historic 1969 NASA moon landing.
Return to SpaceA part of the documentary details a real-life astronaut adventure, while the other part focuses on Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corp.
The Spanish film “Dancing on Glass” is about the struggle of two ballet dancers as they maneuver their dance careers and personal lives while sharing a special bond with each other.
“Yaksha: Ruthless Operations,” starring Park Hae-soo—known for his role in “Squid Game”—and Sol Kyung-gu follows the story of a prosecutor who inspects a black ops unit in China.
The Netflix documentary “White Hot: The Rise & Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch” may serve as a mix of nostalgia and slight disgust of the once-ultrahip clothing brand, Abercrombie & Fitch.