What’s Coming to Netflix This Week: May 15-21, 2023

In the photo: XO, Kitty, The Son and TED

Another week means another fresh batch of new movies and series coming soon to Netflix. This week, Netflix is getting two big new movies from Sony Pictures, a few movies from Universal, a spin-off series from a hit Netflix teen romantic comedy franchise, and the final season of an excellent Spanish-language novela. Here’s everything coming to Netflix between May 15-21, 2023.

For more on what’s coming up for the rest of May 2023, check out our full guide on what’s coming up, plus take a look at our growing look at what’s coming up in June.

Move-ins for the next week include the amazing paddington It leaves towards the end of the week.

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The most anticipated releases coming to Netflix this week

XO, kitty (Season 1)

Coming to Netflix: Thursday

Two years have passed since the third and last to all the boys The movie landed on Netflix, but we’re finally back in a series format that focuses on one character appearing in all three movements.

According to Netflix, here’s what you can expect from the new series:

Back for another adventure, this time her own, Kitty Song Covey thinks she knows everything there is to know about love. She will soon realize that relationships are much more complicated when it is your own heart that is at stake.

The son (2023)

Coming to Netflix: Saturday

Debuting in theaters earlier this year, Sony Pictures Classics’ The Son comes in a somewhat unexpected way (SPC movies haven’t always made it to Netflix) and features an impressive cast list. Big names like Hugh Jackman, Laura Dern, Vanessa Kirby, Zen McGrath and Anthony Hopkins appear in the film directed by Florian Zeller.

Missing (2023)

coming to netflix: Saturday

Yes, we are going to receive two films from Sony over the weekend, with Missing being the larger of the two new titles coming our way.

With a Certified Fresh Rating On Rotten Tomatoes, the film will have you follow a young daughter trying to locate her missing mother, who was vacationing in Colombia with a new boyfriend. Using technology to find her, it’s not just her location that materializes, but some dark secrets as well.

According to the RT Critics Consensus:

“Missing may test credulity in its efforts to keep audiences guessing, but fast pacing and relatable fears keep this twisted techno-thriller from losing its way entirely”