Every New Netflix Movie Reviewed in 2026: A Definitive Ranked List
We've reviewed the biggest new Netflix movies of 2026. Read our full ranking of every title from best to worst to see what you should stream next.
Navigating the Netflix Landscape in 2026
Netflix continues its relentless pace of producing original content, releasing a vast library of films throughout 2026. However, as subscribers know all too well, volume does not always equate to quality. To help you separate the cinematic gems from the forgettable duds, the streaming experts at Tom's Guide have been hard at work reviewing the biggest tentpole releases of the year.
Our Methodology
This comprehensive list ranks every major Netflix original movie reviewed by our team as of August 2026. In instances where multiple films received identical star ratings, we have utilized Rotten Tomatoes scores as a tiebreaker to ensure a fair assessment. Here is the definitive ranking of 2026's Netflix offerings so far.
The 2026 Rankings
- 1. The Rip (4.5/5): A masterfully tense crime thriller featuring incredible chemistry between Ben Affleck and Matt Damon.
- 2. Enola Holmes 3 (4/5): A stylish, emotionally resonant sequel that elevates the franchise's mystery and stakes.
- 3. Remarkably Bright Creatures (3.5/5): A charming, heartwarming mystery drama buoyed by strong performances from Sally Field.
- 4. Roommates (3.5/5): An entertaining, relatable college comedy with a sharp, albeit structurally flawed, narrative.
- 5. Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (3/5): A solid, stylish capstone to the beloved series that successfully captures its original swagger.
- 6. Apex (3/5): A visually intense thriller that relies heavily on the charisma of stars Charlize Theron and Taron Egerton to succeed.
- 7. Voicemails for Isabelle (3/5): A highly predictable but undeniably charming rom-com led by strong performances.
- 8. War Machine (2.5/5): A formulaic action film that, despite a solid lead performance by Alan Ritchson, fails to fully utilize its potential.
- 9. People We Meet on Vacation (2/5): A disposable and derivative rom-com that struggles to justify its runtime.
- 10. Office Romance (2/5): A flavorless entry in the rom-com genre that feels more like corporate filler than cinema.
- 11. Thrash (2/5): A survival thriller that attempts to please everyone but ultimately leaves viewers wanting more.
- 12. Ladies First (1.5/5): A joyless, satirical comedy that misses the mark entirely, wasting the talents of its lead actors.
Verdict: Where to Focus Your Streaming Time
While the list includes several misses, standout performances in films like The Rip and Enola Holmes 3 prove that Netflix still possesses the capacity to deliver high-quality entertainment. We recommend prioritizing our top-rated entries for your next movie night, while potentially skipping the bottom-tier comedies.
