Here's What's New And Streaming On Netflix In November
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From fan-favorite shows to epic films, Netflix’s November lineup delivers.
The epic end to a nearly decade-long saga, an Oscar-winning filmmaker’s take on a classic monster tale and an invitation into Eddie Murphy’s home — these are just a few highlights of what’s heading to Netflix this month.
The most exciting release on the TV side is, perhaps, the final season of “Stranger Things,” which, after a three-year hiatus, commences with the first batch of episodes in Volume 1. The sci-fi phenomenon will conclude with Volumes 2 and 3 in December.
Meanwhile, for films, Guillermo del Toro’s years-in-the-making adaptation of “Frankenstein,” starring Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi and Mia Goth, is finally hitting the streamer after much anticipation. Plus, Netflix will debut revealing documentaries about two monumental entertainment figures: Eddie Murphy and Selena Quintanilla.
There are also a handful of fan-favorite series returning with new seasons, including “The Vince Staples Show,” “A Man on the Inside” and the “Selling Sunset” spinoff, “Selling the OC.”
Whether you’re looking for your next binge-watch or a Christmas rom-com to get in the holiday spirit early, Netflix has you covered with tons of shows and movies this month.
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