6 new Netflix movies to watch this weekend

The weekend has arrived and with it, the perfect excuse to press play and dive into the latest news. Netflix. The platform continues to reinforce its catalog with titles that range between action, comedy, suspense and drama, pleasing everyone from those looking for a light laugh to those who prefer plots full of adrenaline.

In recent days, new premieres and re-releases have been moving streaming and attracting the attention of subscribers. Between new productions and franchises beloved by the public, Netflix bets on stories that combine great casts, guaranteed entertainment and lots of emotions.

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With that in mind, the Cineinsite THE AFTERNOON brought together six films that promise to captivate the public and make the weekend even more exciting. Prepare the popcorn and choose your title!

6 films to watch now on Netflix

A Woman Without a Filter

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Bia (Fabiula Nascimento) is a stressed publicist who tries to deal with a sexist boss, a lazy husband and a routine full of frustrations. The situation gets worse when Paloma, a digital influencer, is hired for the CEO position that Bia always dreamed of achieving, completely shaking her emotional balance.

In search of relief, she follows her new boss’s advice and seeks out the mysterious Goddess Xana, a spiritual figure who promises to free her. After the session, Bia starts to live without filters, saying everything she thinks and facing the world with absolute sincerity, which turns her life into a rollercoaster of confusion, shocks and self-discovery.

Everyone in Panic

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From the creators of the American series In Living Color comes cinema’s first great comedic horror film. The film follows a group of teenagers on the run from murderous maniacs, with the horror serving only as a backdrop for a barrage of parodies and jokes about Hollywood’s biggest hits — from Scream and The Sixth Sense to The Matrix and The Usual Suspects. A satire that turns fear into laughter.

The first three films in the iconic comedy franchise are available on Netflix.

Godzilla vs Kong

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In the first major crossover of the MonstroVerso, Warner Bros.’ cinematic universe, Kong’s protectors embark on a risky journey in search of the giant gorilla’s true home. However, the mission takes an unexpected turn when an enraged Godzilla emerges, spreading destruction across the Earth.

Now, the king of Skull Island must face the king of monsters in an epic confrontation that threatens the balance of the planet. Driven by hidden forces, the duel between these two legends marks just the beginning of an even deeper mystery.

Furious 2

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The sequel to the acclaimed Polish film brings back the violent universe of street gangs. Furioza 2 deepens the plot of loyalty and revenge, showing the brutal consequences of war between factions. The first feature film is also available on the platform, ideal for those who want to watch the full story.

Good News

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Good News is set in the 1970s and follows a secret operation to retake a hijacked plane, carried out by a group determined to save the victims using all the tactics necessary to accomplish the mission.

In the midst of the crisis, an unlikely duo emerges: A mysterious man known by the name Nobody, capable of solving any problem, and Seo Go-myung, an elite lieutenant in the Air Force. Under orders from the Director of Korean Intelligence, Go-myung must recapture the Japanese plane, while Nobody executes a daring plan to redirect the flight to Seoul, avoiding a diplomatic war.

A Ghost in Battle

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A Ghost in Battle portrays one of the most striking episodes of the fight against ETA, the Basque separatist organization that transformed into a terrorist group capable of frightening Spain for decades.

The film follows the story of Amaia (Susana Abaitua), a young civil guard infiltrated by ETA during the 1990s and 2000s. Her mission is to discover the group’s hiding places in the south of France, in a narrative based on real events that delves into the historical, political and social context of the time.