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New on Netflix: 7 Great Movies and Shows to Watch this Week

Jake Smiths by Jake Smiths
April 10, 2024
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Looking for some fresh entertainment to spice up your streaming queue? Look no further! We’ve curated a list of seven must-watch movies and shows hitting Netflix this week. From side-splitting comedy specials to gripping documentaries and thrilling dramas, there’s something for everyone. So, grab your popcorn and get ready to dive into these captivating stories!

The Bricklayer

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Aaron Eckhart stars in this gripping thriller about an ex-CIA agent forced out of retirement to clear his agency’s name. As he delves into a dangerous game of cat and mouse, Agent Steve Vail must confront his past and navigate a treacherous path to redemption.

Neal Brennan: Crazy Good

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Comedian Neal Brennan is back with his third comedy special, “Neal Brennan: Crazy Good”. With his razor-sharp wit and insightful commentary on everything from crypto to mental health, Brennan delivers a stand-up performance that’s bound to leave you in stitches. Get ready for a night of laughter and entertainment!

What Jennifer Did

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Prepare to be gripped by this thrilling documentary that unravels the shocking true story of Jennifer Pan. When a robbery takes a dark turn, Jennifer’s web of lies and deceit comes crashing down in a series of jaw-dropping revelations. Strap in for a rollercoaster ride of twists and turns!

Unlocked: A Prison Experiment

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Sheriff Eric Higgins embarks on a daring social experiment in this thought-provoking series. By giving inmates more autonomy, he aims to explore the impact of community-oriented environments on prison life. Watch as tensions rise and boundaries blur in this compelling exploration of human behavior.

Heartbreak High Season 2

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Dive back into the drama of Hartley High with the second season of “Heartbreak High”. Follow the lives of students and staff as they navigate love, sex, and heartbreak in a judgmental world. With new revelations and romantic entanglements, this season promises plenty of twists and turns.

Good Times

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Get ready for a fresh take on the classic ’70s sitcom “Good Times”. With a new cast and a modern twist, this reboot delivers irreverent comedy and biting social commentary. Join the Evans family as they navigate life in Chicago with humor, heart, and plenty of laughs.

Strange Way of Life

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Pedro Pascal and Ethan Hawke star in this captivating drama about friendship, betrayal, and redemption. As old wounds are reopened and secrets come to light, Silva and Sheriff Jake must confront their past and forge a path forward. Prepare to be spellbound by this gripping tale of love and loss.

 

With a lineup this diverse and exciting, you’re sure to find something to enjoy on Netflix this week. So, grab your remote and start streaming!

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