Here Are All the Movies Coming to Netflix This Week, Including a Chess Drama

Netflix is expanding its digital library this week with a diverse selection of documentary footage, biographical dramas, and contemporary thrillers. From historical space missions to modern comedic adventures, the streaming giant offers subscribers a variety of genres to explore during the first week of February. Viewers can expect a mix of licensed library titles and new original content arriving throughout the week. This slate provides a balance of high-stakes drama and lighthearted entertainment for various audiences.

‘Apollo 11’ (2019)

This documentary film focuses on the 1969 mission to the moon led by commander Neil Armstrong and pilots Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins. It utilizes archival footage, including 70mm film that was previously unreleased to the public, and lacks conventional narration or interviews. The film provides an immersive look at the technical and human efforts required to complete the historic lunar landing. It begins streaming on Netflix this Monday, February 2.

‘Honey Don’t!’ (2025)

Directed by Ethan Coen, this dark comedy follows a private investigator who becomes entangled in a mysterious case involving a cult leader and a baker. The narrative blends humor with suspense as the characters navigate a series of unusual and increasingly dangerous situations. Margaret Qualley and Chris Evans lead the ensemble cast in this stylized production. The film is scheduled to arrive on the platform on Tuesday, February 3.

‘LBJ’ (2017)

Woody Harrelson portrays Lyndon B. Johnson in this biographical drama that focuses on the political upheaval surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The film depicts Johnson’s transition from the Vice Presidency to the Oval Office and his efforts to pass the Civil Rights Act. It highlights the internal and external pressures faced by the administration during one of America’s most turbulent eras. Viewers can watch this historical drama starting Thursday, February 5.

‘Overboard’ (2018)

This romantic comedy is a gender-swapped remake of the 1987 film of the same name, starring Anna Faris and Eugenio Derbez. A struggling working-class mother convinces a wealthy playboy with amnesia that he is her husband to get revenge for his previous mistreatment. The plot involves the protagonist teaching the billionaire the value of hard work and family. The movie premieres on the streaming service on Friday, February 6.

‘Yoh! Bestie’ (2026)

This contemporary drama examines the dynamics of deep-seated friendships and the challenges that arise when secrets are revealed. The narrative follows a group of close friends who must confront their past mistakes to move forward in their lives. It emphasizes the strength of platonic bonds and the necessity of honesty in maintaining long-term loyalty. Netflix subscribers can stream this title beginning Friday, February 6.

‘Archive’ (2020)

Set in the near future, this science fiction film follows a scientist working on an advanced artificial intelligence prototype in a remote facility. His secret objective is to reunite with his deceased wife by transferring her consciousness into a robotic body. The story delves into the ethical implications of life-extending technology and the nature of human grief. The film is set for release on the platform this Friday, February 6.

‘Queen of Chess’ (2026)

This biographical film dramatizes the rise of a prodigy who overcomes social barriers to compete at the highest levels of professional chess. It portrays the intense mental discipline and strategic thinking required to master the game while navigating personal struggles. The narrative highlights the intersection of gender politics and intellectual competition in the mid-20th century. It will be available for streaming on Friday, February 6.

‘Death Whisperer 3’ (2025)

This supernatural horror sequel continues the story of a family haunted by malevolent spirits and the efforts to banish them. The plot intensifies the conflict between the living and the dead as ancient curses resurface to threaten the protagonists’ survival. It utilizes traditional folklore and atmospheric tension to deliver a chilling cinematic experience. The film makes its debut on the service this Saturday, February 7.

Tell us which of these Netflix premieres you are most excited to watch this week in the comments.