Netflixs library never stays the same for long, with the streaming service frequently adding and dropping titles, and early July is no different. Between returning mysteries, overlooked classics and brand new releases, there are plenty of options for any movie fan this weekend. Navigating hundreds of titles on a digital interface can easily turn a relaxing evening into an exhausting scroll, so if anyone is struggling to choose their next watch, there are some outstanding options that have just been released on Netflix this month.
The latest additions to Netflix include a mix of long-awaited franchise installments, compelling period dramas and iconic thrillers. During the first week of July, the streaming service has quietly added several great movies that make for the perfect watch this weekend (July 10 to July 12).
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Millie Bobby Brown returns as Sherlock's younger sister in Enola Holmes 3
Added to Netflix: July 1, 2026
IN Enola Holmes 3, the game is on again when the title character, the brilliant younger sibling of the world's most famous detective, returns for an international escapade. In the new installment, Enola Holmes travels to the sunny island of Malta to finally marry her partner Tewkesbury. But her romantic plans are completely unraveled when news arrives that her older brother Sherlock has disappeared under suspicious circumstances. This unexpected crisis forces her to put the wedding on hold and dive right into a high-stakes conspiracy.
Enola Holmes 3 brings back standout actors including Millie Bobby Brown, Henry Cavill and Helena Bonham Carter for another round of witty gags and high-energy action sequences. With a solid combination of charming characters, a well-written central mystery and energetic performances, Enola Holmes 3 may not be perfect, but it's still a fun and satisfying watch. Fans of Enola Holmes franchise will appreciate the third installment's more mature story, stronger action and greater sense of adventure, making it an entertaining watch this weekend.
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Fargo is a Crime Classic & a must watch
Added to Netflix: July 1, 2026
Directed by the Coen Brothers, Fargo is a flawless crime story that begins when William H. Macy's Jerry, a desperate car salesman, hires two incompetent thugs to kidnap his husband in an elaborate blackmail scheme. Things quickly spiral out of control, leaving a bloody trail across the frozen Midwestern landscape, eventually catching the attention of an incredibly sharp, heavily pregnant local police chief named Marge (portrayed by Frances McDormand, who won Best Actress for the role).
Ever since its release in 1996, Fargo has been widely praised for its unique tone, brilliant dialogue and incredible balance of humor and horror. It manages to feel deeply grounded yet absurdly satirical all at once, creating a distinct viewing experience that redefined the crime genre and eventually inspired a 5-season FX series. If moviegoers want to see a masterpiece that delivers brilliant character work alongside a genuinely engaging mystery, Fargo is an ideal choice.
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Hamnet is a deeply emotional period drama
Added to Netflix: July 6, 2026
For audiences looking for an engaging historical piece, this new historical drama provides an incredibly gripping viewing experience. Based on Maggie O'Farrell's best-selling novel, The port is a historical drama inspired by the life of William Shakespeare's family. Set against the backdrop of 16th century England, it describes the relationship between Agnes Shakespeare and William Shakespeare, at the time an aspiring Latin teacher, as they deal with the death of their 11-year-old son, which is believed to have inspired the writing of Small village many years later.
After the launch in November 2025, The port initially generated huge buzz as an awards season heavyweight before earning a Best Actress win for Jessie Buckley thanks to her deeply intimate exploration of grief and trauma. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Chloé Zhao (ab Eternal and Nomadic land fame), the film balances its heavy subject matter with beautiful visuals and exceptional performances. It serves as a beautiful exploration of grief and artistic creation, and offers a great story that lingers long after the final credits roll.
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Psychological thriller fans will love 2014's Gone Girl
Added to Netflix: July 1, 2026
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Psychological thrillers are rarely as disturbing or meticulously crafted as Gone girl, The 2014 adaptation of Gillian Flynn's best-selling mystery novel. Gone girl revolves around Ben Affleck's Nicholas Dunne and Rosamund Pike's Amy Dunne, whose strained marriage takes a terrifying turn when Ben returns home to find his wife completely missing. As law enforcement agents launch a massive public search, the media spotlight soon shifts to Nicholas, slowly revealing a twisted web of lies, manipulation and dark secrets.
Gone girl remains one of the sharpest psychological thrillers thanks to its unforgettable lead performances, shocking narrative twists and David Fincher's incredible direction. The film turns the standard missing persons case into a biting commentary on modern relationships and the sensationalism of the media. Even over a decade after its release, Rosamund Pike's fierce performance, the story's mystery and unpredictable plot twists Gone girl a modern thriller classic, and it's as rewarding on repeat viewings as it is the first time. Anyone who loves unpredictable stories or gripping mysteries should check it out Gone girl this weekend.
