Netflix Originals 2020: All the New Movies, TV Shows, and Comedy Specials to Stream

As social distancing becomes the new norm amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, theaters have temporarily darkened their screens, forcing many studios to push back release dates of upcoming films. But some are dropping their newest releases on streaming for at-home quarantine viewing, instead.

By Peter Debruge

As discussion of psychedelics to treat an array of mental health issues continues to work its way into the mainstream, Netflix is debuting a new documentary on the subject.

As social distancing becomes the new norm amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, theaters have temporarily darkened their screens, forcing many studios to push back release dates of upcoming films. But some are dropping their newest releases on streaming for at-home quarantine viewing, instead.

Netflix has revealed the list of movies and TV shows that are being removed from the streaming service beginning on May 1, 2020.

It's been a lot more than just 525,600 minutes since RENT first made its Broadway debut. The iconic and beloved rock opera, loosely based on Giacomo Puccini's opera La Bohème and penned entirely by the late genius Jonathan Larson, first bowed on the Great White Way nearly 25 years ago at the fittingly once derelict Nederlander Theatre, premiering on April 29, 1996.

Producers said Argento’s words reflected “a desire” instead of a confirmation.

Clelia Murphy’s new movie DannyBoy has its world premiere on Friday and you’re invited. What’s more, you don’t even need to leave the house to attend.

By Peter Debruge

By Mike Fleming Jr

All good things must come to an end—and so we’ve reached the moment when we must bid adieu to some of our favorite things currently streaming on .The good news is there aren’t too many of them—and there’s even more amazing content coming to the , so you won’t ever be at a loss for something to watch. And now that you know what’s leaving, you have time to plan for a rewatch (complete with popcorn and red wine, of course) or a last go-round with the and Austin Powers movies.

Netflix has revealed the list of movies and TV shows that are being removed from the streaming service beginning on May 1, 2020.

Just after announcing the premiere dates for several shows, HBO Max has rolled out the trailers to offer a first look to fans.

As social distancing becomes the new norm amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, theaters have temporarily darkened their screens, forcing many studios to push back the release dates of upcoming films. But some are dropping their newest releases on streaming for at-home quarantine viewing, instead.

Need to something new to watch? Well, Netflix is here to help. The streaming service might've seen some of its productions paused as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but it's still presenting new original content just as quickly as ever. Throughout the first few months of 2020, the streaming service has been consistently delivering new movies, shows, comedy specials, kids' programs, and more, with dozens upon dozens of new additions to its library so far this year.

We’re only a few months into 2020, and so far, Netflix has released a handful of new films for fans to stream.

By Peter Debruge

A new Green Hornet movie is on its’ way.

Christian Davin has been named global head of movies marketing for Amazon Studios, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Davin joins the company from Netflix, where he most recently served as vp global creative marketing for films, working on campaigns for Roma, Bird Box and To All the Boys, among others.