This week brings an incredible lineup to Netflix, with 28 new titles dropping across movies, TV series, and even games. From Adam Sandler’s highly anticipated Happy Gilmore 2 to gripping drama series, there’s something for every streaming enthusiast. Let’s dive into the biggest releases and what’s trending right now.
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This Week’s Netflix Highlights
🎬 Happy Gilmore 2 – The Sequel We’ve Been Waiting For
After nearly three decades, Adam Sandler returns to the golf course in this Netflix Original comedy. The movie carries a 64% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, which is 1 percentage point higher than the first movie. Featuring returning favorites and celebrity cameos from golf legends to music superstars, it’s perfect for fans of the original.
📺 The Hunting Wives – Gripping East Texas Drama
This Starz import follows Sophie, a former city dweller who gets entangled with wealthy socialites hiding dark secrets. The series has been receiving overwhelmingly positive reviews since its release, boasting a 75% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Complete New Releases Breakdown
| Content Type | Number of Titles | Notable Releases |
|---|---|---|
| Movies | 9 | Happy Gilmore 2, The Cursed, Until Dawn |
| TV Series | 18 | The Hunting Wives, Hightown (Seasons 1-3), House of Lies |
| Games | 1 | Happy Gilmore: Golf Mayhem ’98 |
Top Movie Releases This Week
Must-Watch Films:
- Happy Gilmore 2 (2025) – Netflix Original Comedy/Sport
- The Cursed (2021) – Horror/Thriller
- Until Dawn (2025) – Psychological Horror
- Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (2018) – Family Animation
Top TV Series Additions
Binge-Worthy Shows:
- House of Lies (Seasons 1-5) – Don Cheadle and Kristen Bell star in this sharp Showtime comedy about corporate consultants
- Hightown (Seasons 1-3) – Crime drama series from Starz
- The Hunting Wives (Season 1) – Mystery thriller with Brittany Snow
- Critical: Between Life and Death – Medical drama Netflix Original
Netflix Top 10 Charts: What’s Trending Now
Most Popular Series This Week
Untamed is dominating the Netflix charts this week, earning bragging rights as one of the biggest limited series launches of all time. Here’s the current ranking:
- UNTAMED (80 points) – Limited series phenomenon
- Amy Bradley is Missing (70 points) – True crime documentary
- Sullivan’s Crossing (54 points) – Drama series
- Squid Game (42 points) – Still trending strong
- Building the Band (33 points) – Reality competition
Most Popular Movies This Week
KPop Demon Hunters continues its incredible run, on course to enter Netflix’s all-time most-watched list:
- KPop Demon Hunters (80 points) – Animated sensation
- Madea’s Destination Wedding (65 points) – Tyler Perry comedy
- Ride Along 2 (55 points) – Action comedy
- Happy Gilmore (53 points) – Original film gaining renewed interest
- Trainwreck: Balloon Boy (42 points) – Documentary
Weekend Viewing Recommendations
Looking for the perfect weekend binge? Start with The Hunting Wives for mystery thrills, then switch to House of Lies for smart comedy. Cap it off with Happy Gilmore 2 for nostalgic laughs.
For international content lovers, explore the Japanese drama Their Marriage or dive into Korean thriller Trigger – both offering fresh perspectives with weekly episode drops.
Want more streaming recommendations? Check out our comprehensive Netflix guides at TechnoSports for the latest reviews and hidden gems.
Coming This Weekend
Don’t miss The Penguin Lessons dropping Saturday, featuring Steve Coogan in a heartwarming story about a teacher befriending a penguin during political turmoil in Argentina. Sunday brings new episodes of Learning to Love, perfect for Japanese drama fans.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What’s the biggest Netflix release this week?
A: Happy Gilmore 2 is this week’s major Netflix Original release, serving as Adam Sandler’s highly anticipated sequel to the 1996 comedy classic. It’s already generating significant buzz and viewership numbers.
Q: Are there any good series for binge-watching this weekend?
A: Absolutely! The Hunting Wives offers 8 episodes of mystery thriller content, while House of Lies provides 58 episodes across 5 seasons for an extended binge. Both have received positive critical reception and offer different viewing experiences – drama/thriller vs. comedy/drama respectively.
