The last few days of the month typically find the list of new additions to streaming starting to wind down before the cycle begins anew on the first of the next one, and February has been no different. Not that we mind, though, with March shaping up to be one of the most stacked months ever for all of the major platforms when it comes to both original and established content.
There’s only been thirteen new arrivals on Netflix over the last seven days, none of which have managed to make much of a dent in either the most-watched rankings or the public consciousness, but there’s still plenty to keep subscribers occupied, no matter your preferences. We’ve got documentaries, foreign films, action thrillers, anime and comedy, the full list of which you can check out below.
Released February 23
Brian Regan: On The Rocks *NETFLIX COMEDY SPECIAL
Pelé *NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY
Released February 24
Canine Intervention *NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Ginny & Georgia *NETFLIX ORIGINAL
Two Sentence Horror Stories: Season 2
Released February 25
Geez & Ann *NETFLIX FILM
High-Rise Invasion *NETFLIX ANIME
Released February 26
Bigfoot Family *NETFLIX FAMILY
Captain Fantastic (2016)
Caught by a Wave *NETFLIX FILM
Crazy About Her *NETFLIX FILM
No Escape (2015)
Our Idiot Brother (2011)
Sports fans should take a look at Pelé, which documents the life and career of the man many deem to be the greatest soccer player in history, although almost everyone would agree that he’s definitely one of the top five at the very least. The animated Bigfoot Family should keep younger viewers distracted for at least a little while, and Captain Fantastic delivers thought-provoking prestige drama.
In terms of appeal, the two standouts this week are No Escape and Our Idiot Brother. The former offers up the sort of B-tier genre thrills that have always proven popular with Netflix subscribers, especially when it’s a rare thing to see Owen Wilson in an action movie, and the latter gives the beloved Paul Rudd an all too rare chance to take leading man status in a star-studded ensemble comedy. It’s been relatively slim pickings, but there’s still plenty of quality to be found.
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