Netflix To Add Fan-Favorite Hit Warner Bros. Movies Throughout November

The November 2025 schedule is slowly being unveiled, and we’ve got word on a bunch of movies from the recent Warner Bros. studio library that are confirmed for release throughout the month. Let’s break down all the arrivals we currently know about below. 

Note: This article covers Netflix in the United States only.

Coming on November 1st

• DON’T WORRY DARLING (2022) – Directed by Olivia Wilde, this psychological thriller stars Florence Pugh and Harry Styles as a couple living in a seemingly idyllic 1950s community that hides disturbing secrets beneath its polished surface.
• ELVIS (2022) – Baz Luhrmann’s lavish biopic charts the life of Elvis Presley, with Austin Butler’s breakout performance capturing the King’s rise, fall, and complicated relationship with his manager, Colonel Tom Parker, played by Tom Hanks.
• GAME NIGHT (2018) – A dark comedy about a group of friends whose regular game night spirals out of control after one of them is kidnapped, leading to a chaotic mix of mystery, action, and laughs. Stars Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams.
• IN THE HEIGHTS (2021) – Directed by Jon M. Chu and based on Lin-Manuel Miranda’s stage musical, this vibrant film celebrates life, love, and community in New York’s Washington Heights neighborhood. Starring Anthony Ramos, it mixes Latin rhythms, dazzling choreography, and heartfelt storytelling about chasing dreams and finding home.
• ISN’T IT ROMANTIC (2019) – Rebel Wilson stars as a cynical architect who wakes up trapped inside a PG-13 romantic comedy, forcing her to live through every genre cliché hilariously.
• JUST MERCY (2019) – Based on true events, this powerful drama stars Michael B. Jordan as civil rights attorney Bryan Stevenson, who fights to overturn the wrongful conviction of Walter McMillian (Jamie Foxx) on death row.
• LIFE OF THE PARTY (2018) – Melissa McCarthy leads this college comedy as a newly divorced mother who decides to go back to school and ends up enrolling at the same university as her daughter.
• TENET (2020) – Christopher Nolan’s high-concept spy epic plays with time inversion and global stakes, following a secret agent (John David Washington) tasked with preventing World War III through mind-bending temporal warfare.
• THE LITTLE THINGS (2021) – A neo-noir crime thriller starring Denzel Washington, Rami Malek, and Jared Leto, centered on two detectives investigating a series of murders in 1990s Los Angeles while haunted by their own pasts.
• THE NUN II (2023) – The sequel to the 2018 horror hit returns Taissa Farmiga as Sister Irene, who faces the demonic Valak once again after a series of brutal murders at a boarding school in 1950s France. Part of The Conjuring universe, it deepens the mythology while delivering gothic chills. 
• THE WAY BACK (2020) – Ben Affleck delivers a raw performance as a former high school basketball star battling alcoholism who’s offered a shot at redemption by coaching his struggling alma mater’s team.
• WONKA (2023) – A musical prequel to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, starring Timothée Chalamet as a young Willy Wonka chasing his dream of opening the world’s most magical chocolate shop, filled with whimsy, music, and heart.

Coming on November 2nd

• KING RICHARD (2021) – A biographical sports drama starring Will Smith as Richard Williams, the determined father and coach of tennis legends Venus and Serena Williams, chronicling how his unwavering vision and unconventional methods helped shape two of the greatest athletes in history.

Coming on November 17th

• BLUE BEETLE (2023) – A DC superhero film following Jaime Reyes, a recent college graduate who discovers an alien scarab that fuses to his body, granting him a powerful suit of armor. Starring Xolo Maridueña.

Coming on November 27th

• AQUAMAN AND THE LOST KINGDOM (2023) – The sequel to James Wan’s 2018 hit sees Jason Momoa return as Arthur Curry, now King of Atlantis, who must form an uneasy alliance with his former foe Black Manta to save the underwater world from an ancient and devastating power.

These titles come off the back of Netflix picking up many Warner Bros. movies in December of last year (and into 2025), with many having only released theatrically earlier that year,with Netflix sharing part of the pay-one window alongside HBO Max. Examples included The Watchers, Horizon, Furiosa, Godzilla vs. Kong, and Beetlejuice. Whether we’ll see something similar for this year’s slate remains to be seen. We also saw Netflix pick up a bunch of DC movies for streaming in late 2023.

We posted a few of these last week on social media, which sparked a lot of speculation, adding fuel to the fire on recent reporting surrounding Netflix being potentially interested in acquiring Warner Bros., which is largely thought to be the prime target of Paramount’s new owner,r Skydance. A report from Puck News, citing an anonymous source, suggested Netflix is “considering” placing a bid. 

Those talks have been downplayed by Greg Peters, speaking at Bloomberg’s Screentime, saying, “We come from a deep heritage of being builders rather than buyers. I also think that one should have a reasonable amount of skepticism around big media mergers. They don’t have an amazing track record over time. So I would say it’s our responsibility to evaluate all our options,” adding, ” Our job is to figure out what’s the best way to grow our business, right? And we have to think really carefully. How do we invest our capital, our time, and our attention? And if that’s the best way to do it, great. And if it’s not, then we should do something else.”

Are you excited about any of these new arrivals on Netflix throughout November? Let us know in the comments.