3 new to Netflix movies to watch this weekend — including one of the most charming romantic comedies I’ve ever seen (Sept. 11-13)
Give your Netflix weekend watchlist a boost with these three recent arrivals, including a sweet rom-com, a masterpiece sci-fi, and more.
This weekend, Netflix added a range of new releases for movie enthusiasts to enjoy. Among the latest additions are "About Time," a charming romantic comedy starring Domhnall Gleeson and Rachel McAdams, as well as "Alien," a sci-fi horror classic directed by Ridley Scott, and "Neighbors," a raunchy comedy featuring Seth Rogen, Zac Efron, and Rose Byrne.
For fans of romance, "About Time" offers a delightful, feel-good experience. The film follows Domhnall Gleeson's character, Tim, who learns he can travel back in time to various points in his own life. With the help of his father, played by Bill Nighy, Tim meets his destined partner, Rachel McAdams' character, Mary. The film strikes a perfect balance between sentimentality and humor, celebrating the simple joys of life and the pursuit of true happiness.
If you're in the mood for a thrilling sci-fi experience, "Alien" is the perfect choice. Directed by Ridley Scott, this groundbreaking film set the bar for the genre with its intense atmosphere and terrifying Xenomorph creature. The story follows the crew of the Nostromo as they encounter an alien life form that proves to be an unparalleled predator. The film's ability to create a believable, immersive sci-fi world has made it a timeless classic.
For those who enjoy a good laugh, "Neighbors" delivers plenty of comedic moments. The film centers on the clash between a young family, played by Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne, and a rowdy fraternity led by Zac Efron and Dave Franco. As tensions rise between the two groups, Mac and Kelly, played by Rogen and Byrne, devise a plan to evict the fraternity from their neighborhood. With a star-studded cast and hilarious dialogue, "Neighbors" is sure to provide lots of laughs throughout the weekend.
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