Least seven new films are coming to Netflix, including some classic titles that you’re bound to recognise. In a recent Twitter thread, Netflix put out a list of some of the upcoming movies that are new to the platform (amid other news of all the movies and TV shows coming to or returning to the streaming service). The Bubble is a brand-new comedy film from Emmy award-winning Director and Producer Judd Apatow, starring Iris Apatow, Fred Armisen, David Duchovny, Karen Gillan and more, as a group of actors that are isolated in a posh English hotel trying to finish one of only two films in production during the peak of the pandemic and is out now on Netflix. Metal Lords is another new Netflix film coming to the streaming service this month and will star Jaeden Martell, Isis Hainsworth and Adrian Greensmith. The movie follows two friends on a journey to start a high school metal band (with many drawing comparisons to the classic Jack Black comedy School of Rock). Adapted from the Sarah Dessen novel of the same name, Along for the Ride will also be joining Netflix in April and is a new drama film starring Emma Pasarow, Belmont Cameli and Andie MacDowell. Alongside the new original content coming to the streaming service, several classic films will also come to Netflix in April.

Here I will inform you of the films that were just released in April and can be watched by streaming for free. Please select the movie you like below:

Films released for Italy complete with Italian language or audio, especially for you.

Including Russian Doll and Ozark From new films like The Bubble to classic cinema like Love Actually, there’s a lot of new content coming to Netflix this month. If you’re planning a Netflix binge in the coming weeks, you’ll have plenty to choose from. A considerable number of both new and classic films, as well as plenty of TV series, are coming to the streaming platform over the next month. One of several Netflix originals due to drop in April, The Bubble is a new Judd Apatow (Bridesmaids, The 40-Year-Old Virgin) comedy film about a group of actors making a cheesy action movie while stuck in a hotel during the pandemic in their Covid “bubble.” The ensemble cast includes Karen Gillan, Iris Apatow, Fred Armisen and David Duchovny.

When it comes to TV series, another Netflix original is coming towards the end of the month - season four (part two) of the money laundering drama Ozark. Jason Bateman, Laura Linney and Julia Garner will return to conclude the show’s dramatic fourth outing. Season two of the dark comedy Russian Dolls is also a show that is not to be missed by Netflix fans, with the show’s second series due to hit the platform on April 20. The eagerly-awaited return of crime drama Queen of the South: Season 5 is also coming to Netflix this month. Outside of the new originals coming to the platform this month, plenty of classic cinema will also be made available to subscribers, including Argo, The Blade Trilogy, Love Actually, Saving Private Ryan and Full Metal Jacket.