Netflix is adding a long list of new movies and TV shows just in time for the April rains to begin.
The streaming platform will add more than 100 movies and shows to its library starting April 1, and that’s not April Fool’s Day!
And so, all six seasons of ‘Sex and the City’ will premiere on the first of the month, while the 2023 box office hit Everyone But You, starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, will debut on the platform in April. 23.
The romantic comedy received mixed reviews from critics, but became the highest-grossing R-rated comedy since 2015.
Netflix will also bring back cult classic movies like Wild Things, starring again on its platform.
The streaming platform will add more than 100 movies and shows to its library starting April 1, including 2023’s Everyone But You and all six seasons of Sex and the City.
(L to R): Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis, Kim Cattrall and Sarah Jessica Parker starred on Sex and the City for all six seasons.
(Left to right): Carl Weathers and Adam Sandler starred in the 1996 film Happy Gilmore, which grossed nearly $40 million at the box office.
Several comedy movies that have been available to stream on Netflix in the past will return on April 1, including Happy Gilmore.
Adam Sandler, who has become a staple of the Netflix brand after signing a renewal deal with the streaming service worth $250 million in 2020, plays the hockey player-turned-golfer in the 1996 film which grossed almost $40 million at the box office.
Julie Bowen, Christopher McDonald and the late Carl Weathers, who died on February 1, also star in the Happy Madison production.
Can’t get enough of the former SNL star? Well, not one but two Hotel Transylvania movies will also be screening on the platform starting April 1.
And fans of Judd Apatow films will be happy to know that the 2007 film Knocked Up, starring Katherine Heigl and Seth Rogen, will also return to Netflix on April 16.
On top of that, streamers will have the opportunity to choose between the red pill and the blue pill with three of the four Matrix movies uploaded to Netflix.
The 2007 film Knocked Up, starring Katherine Heigl and Seth Rogen, will return to Netflix on April 16.
Hotel Transylvania and its sequel will return to Netflix on April 1. Both the first and second films were box office hits.
The first Matrix film starring Keanu Reeves was released in 1999 and grossed more than $460 million at the box office.
It spawned three sequels: two in 2003 and one in 2021.
The first three Matrix movies will be available to stream on Netflix starting April 1.
Another popular action thriller set to begin streaming on Netflix is 2017’s Baby Driver, starring Ansel Elgort, Jamie Foxx, and Kevin Spacey.
Elgort plays a music-loving getaway driver who, after being forced to work for a crime boss, acts as a getaway driver for bank robbers.
Baby Driver was a box office hit and earned Elgort a Golden Globe nomination.
The action film also received three Academy Award nominations and a Grammy nomination.
Netflix will also begin streaming more than 10 new TV shows next month, including season 2 of Heartbreak High.
Baby Driver, starring Ansel Elgort and Kevin Spacey, will be available to stream on April 1. Three of the four feature films in the Matrix franchise will be added to the Netflix library on April 1.
The second season of Heartbreak High will arrive on April 11, two years after the critically acclaimed first season.
Heartbreak High, originally an Australian series from the ’90s, was rebooted by Netflix and its first season premiered in 2022.
The Australian comedy series focuses on Amerie and her classmates after she creates a sex map at her high school.
Heartbreak High currently has a 100 percent rating on rotten tomatoes and an average audience score of 88 percent.
Season 2 will arrive on April 11 and all the actors from the first season are expected to return.
The first four episodes of The Circle’s sixth season will premiere on April 17.
The Circle, which is described as ‘part reality show, part game show, part dating show’, will have four new episodes each Wednesday before the season finale on May 8.
Other shows set to launch include season 1 of the documentary series 100 Days to Indy and the second set of episodes from the first season of I Woke Up a Vampire, both launching April 4.
Take a look at all the movies and shows available on Netflix as of April below!