Here Are All the Movies Coming to Netflix This Week, Including ‘Fixed’

Netflix has a full slate from Monday August 11 through Sunday August 17. You get a new stand up hour to kick things off, a pair of midweek premieres to sample, a follow up for anime fans, and a tense new drama for Friday night. Then the weekend shifts into high gear with a long run of high octane favorites.

Use this guide to plan your watchlist without the endless scroll. Dip into what fits your mood and save the rest for later so you have something ready when the couch calls.

‘Jim Jefferies: Two Limb Policy’ (2025)

The quick witted Australian comic rolls out a fresh set that blends sharp observations with a mischievous grin. He plays with taboo topics and then finds an angle that keeps the laughs coming.

Turn it on when you want fearless humor and confident stage control. It is a breezy way to break up the week with big laughs and a little chaos.

‘Fixed’ (2025)

Here is a clean midweek pick for viewers who like a straightforward setup that pulls you along. It is the kind of title you can start after dinner and finish without checking the clock.

Expect tight pacing and a hook that lands early. If discovering something new before it becomes the group chat pick is your thing, slide this to the top.

‘Songs from the Hole’ (2025)

This one leans quiet and intimate with an ear for the way music carries memory. It invites you to settle in and let the mood build scene by scene.

Choose it when you want reflective storytelling with a slow burn. Headphones help, a cozy corner helps even more.

‘Mononoke the Movie: Chapter II – The Ashes of Rag’ (2025)

Fans of artful anime get a new chapter that layers folklore with striking imagery. The world feels rich and strange in a way that rewards careful attention.

Watch when you have time to soak in the visual craft and patient rhythms. It is a midweek treat for anyone who loves atmospheric storytelling.

‘Night Always Comes’ (2025)

Friday brings a drama that stretches tension like a tight wire. Small choices stack up and the pressure keeps building as the story closes in.

Cue it up for strong character beats and a payoff that sticks with you. It pairs well with a quiet evening and the lights turned low.

‘Furious 7’ (2015)

The crew goes bigger with set pieces that defy gravity and grin at the idea of limits. It is all about spectacle and heartfelt team chemistry.

Start the weekend marathon here if you want an instant adrenaline boost. The thrills land fast and leave you buzzing.

‘The Fast and the Furious’ (2001)

The original still hums with street race swagger and a tight focus on loyalty. You can feel the series DNA snapping into place scene by scene.

Revisit it for classic vibes and no frills momentum. It is a perfect first pit stop before the later entries take flight.

‘Fast Five’ (2011)

This is where the saga finds its sweet heist groove. The crew clicks, the jokes land, and the action thunders across city blocks.

If you want the crowd pleaser that works for everyone, pick this one. It keeps energy high and smiles higher.

‘The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift’ (2006)

A new city brings neon shimmer and a different racing language. The drift culture backdrop gives the driving a slick rhythm that feels fresh.

It works as a standalone detour while widening the world. Save it for late night viewing when the streets outside are quiet.

‘Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw’ (2019)

The spin off leans into big laughs and bigger brawls as two heavy hitters trade jabs. The momentum never lets up and the set pieces roar across continents.

Press play when you want fast fun with a wink. It is built for snacks, friends, and plenty of grins.

‘Fast & Furious 6’ (2013)

Teamwork takes center stage as the scale continues to climb. The chases are wild and the finale has earned its spot in franchise lore.

Slot it in the middle of your lineup to keep the pace rolling. It delivers big payoffs without losing the heartbeat of the crew.

‘2 Fast 2 Furious’ (2003)

Sun soaked Miami style and a breezy buddy vibe give this early entry its bounce. The cars gleam and the races zip along with flashy confidence.

Use it as a light and lively palate cleanser in your marathon. Kick back and enjoy the ride with zero stress.

Tell us which titles you are queuing up this week in the comments.