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Welcome to your weekly rundown of everything new on Netflix for the week ending October 24th, 2025. It’s been a quieter week, although there’s been some major new releases on the movie and TV side of things. Below, we’ll take a look at all 27 new releases, pick out some highlights, and cover what’s been trending in the US top 10s.

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