Pictured: New Amsterdam, White Noise and Kaleidoscope
Merry Christmas and welcome to your weekly preview of all the new Netflix Originals and licensed titles coming between December 26 and New Year’s Day 2023.
If you want to see everything coming to Netflix in January, check out our full preview for the month. We’ll also have more coverage throughout the week to discuss our most anticipated upcoming titles.
Coming to Netflix: Friday
Adam Driver and Noah Baumbach meet up afterwards marriage story for an adaptation of a book that has previously been referred to as “non-adaptable”.
Following a contemporary American family, you will see them deal with quite a few uphill battles.
Reviews of the film that came out during its showing at various film festivals are truly everywhere. That goes for critics and audiences alike so far, so we suspect it will be similar to last year. don’t look up.
Coming to Netflix: Sunday
at least one season of new amsterdamNBC’s hit medical drama series has been confirmed to hit Netflix in the US on January 1.
The premise of the show, directed by Ryan Eggold, is that a new medical director breaks the rules to cure the system at America’s oldest public hospital.
The series will certainly be (pardon the pun) a good nurse on New Year’s Day for any hangovers you may have from the night before.
Coming to Netflix: Sunday
A master thief and his team attempt an epic $7 billion heist, but betrayal, greed, and other threats undermine their plans.
This new series stars Giancarlo Esposito and Rufus Sewell and the big selling point of this series is that you can watch the show in any order as each episode takes place before, during or after the heist.
Will the format be a gimmick that is a sideshow to a great series? You’ll have to find out when all the episodes drop on New Year’s Day.
What are you watching on Netflix this week? Let us know in the comments below.
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