What's Coming To Netflix In November 2017 Form The Perfect Companion To The Changing Seasons

If you thought WALL-E was sad, just wait until you see Chappie. This 2015 film from the director of District 9 features a sympathetic view of AI that might just make you trust robots — maybe. (Nov. 1)

George Clooney takes on the role of a fixer in a legal thriller designed to keep you on the edge of your seat and thinking about the ramifications of what happens when big business collides with the environment. (Nov. 1)

Still in the mood for some scares? Silent Hill, a 2006 film based on the hit video game, should keep you up at night. (Nov. 1)

Watch Will Smith save the world from aliens in this classic '90s movie that you definitely know by heart. (Nov. 1)

After Smith makes you laugh in Men in Black, let him make you cry in this underrated film about a father who takes an unpaid internship in hopes of creating a better life for himself and his son. (Nov. 1)

The classic story of Wilbur and his spider pal Charlotte gets the live-action treatment in this 2006 remake. (Nov. 1)

Revisit your childhood favorite this November, when Casper makes his Netflix debut. (Nov. 1)

This sports movie is a '90s classic and a guaranteed tearjerker. (Nov. 1)

Doctor Who's Karen Gillan stars in a horror movie that will make you afraid of mirrors. (Nov. 1)

A courier looks for his long-lost sister. (Nov. 1)

Two detectives with very different styles team up to catch a serial killer. (Nov. 1)

All of your favorite scary movies get spoofed in this 2000 send-up to the horror genre.

This post-war drama is a must for Kate Winslet fans. (Nov. 1)

Bruce Willis and Matthew Perry team-up for a comedy about a mobster and the normal guy who gets caught up in a situation he is so not ready for. (Nov. 1)

Four tales unfold in Rome in this Woody Allen film. (Nov. 1)

Yes, Canada has their own version of Cops. (Nov. 1)

A group of addicts and runaways form a family in Hollywood. (Nov. 1)

The coolest grandpa ever goes on a rescue mission with his grandson. (Nov. 1)

Now's the time to catch up on this hilarious French series about a Paris talent firm and their desperate attempts to keep their famous clients happy. (Nov. 2)

Three buddies who have hit on hard times decide to hunt down the world's most wanted drug kingpin. (Nov. 2)

A filmmaker with ALS syndrome directs his first feature film. (Nov. 2)

Netflix is following Hulu's lead and adapting a Margaret Atwood novel for the small screen. Alias Grace is set in 19th century Canada, where a psychiatrist tries to decide whether or not a murderess should be pardoned due to insanity. (Nov. 3)

The BBC continues its feel-good competition show tradition with a series about amateur cooks who politely battle each other as families to be crowned the best home cooks in Britain. (Nov. 3)

Before her work on Mudbound, director Dee Rees served as a writer for this documentary about an 80-year-old grandmother who fled Liberia. (Nov. 3)

A documentary charting the racing empire of Sir Frank Williams. (Nov. 4)

Hilary Swank is total badass in this western about a woman trying to save three women in need of sanctuary. (Nov. 5)

A princess saves a warrior in this sci-fi/fantasy yarn. (Nov. 5)

Two brothers meets for an intense dinner. (Nov. 6)

The kiddos will love this quest to save music. (Nov. 7)

A Holy Grail war begins in the first part of this epic anime. (Nov. 7)

As usually happens in movies, a camping trip goes horribly awry in this thriller. (Nov. 7)

The pre-shcool set will love this new series about an animated duck. (Nov. 7)

Netflix's tween series returns for a sixth installment. (Nov. 7)

Based on the true story of artist and photographer Dan Eldon. (Nov. 7)

In this Netflix original movie, a man sets out to discover what happened to his gun-slinging father and ultimately becomes an assassin himself. (Nov. 10)

Seven boys all named Kakeru transfer to the same school where they have to battle to see who will be number one. (Nov. 10)

The Glitter Force returns for a second season of superhero action. (Nov. 10)

Dinosaur trucks build a better world in this new show for pre-schoolers. (Nov. 10)

Maria Bamford's comedy series is poised to become even more meta in Season 2. (Nov. 10)

A French thriller about a good cop whose career is left ruins after a terrible mistake. (Nov. 10)

Join the Canadian band The Tragically Hip's legendary 2016 tour. (Nov. 12)

John Coltrane and his music take center stage in this doc. (Nov. 13)

Mystery Inc. returns with a redemption tale for Scooby and Shaggy. (Nov. 13)

DeRay Davis' all-new original Netflix comedy special. (Nov. 14)

A new take on the tale of Wild Bill Hickok. (Nov. 14)

Go inside the world of state prisons in this MSNBC series. (Nov. 15)

Tim Burton fans will love this visually stunning film. (Nov. 16)

Mudbound is already generating Oscar buzz, and now you can finally see the film about the friendship forged by two men in post-World War II Mississippi for yourself. (Nov. 17)

Frank Castle gets his own show after appearing in Season 2 of Daredevil, and you can bet on the Jon Bernthal-led series being the most violent Marvel show to date. (Nov. 17)

The swoon factor sounds strong with this one. A Christmas Prince tells the story of a journalist who is sent abroad to get the scoop on a prince who is set to become king, and it stars iZombie's Rose McIver. (Nov. 17)

The story behind Jim Carrey's Man on the Moon. (Nov. 17)

Longmire wraps up its run with one final case. (Nov. 17)

Imagination takes center stage in this kids' series. (Nov. 17)

This sports documentary is the definition of inspirational. (Nov. 17)

The movie about Santa's cat allergy that you never knew you needed. (Nov. 17)

The adventure continues in Spirit Riding Free Season 3. (Nov. 17)

Your favorite toy now has his own show. (Nov. 17)

Netflix is keeping info on this show underwraps for now. (Nov. 17)

Adam Scott faces off against bloodthirsty piranhas. (Nov. 20)

You and the little ones can enjoy this show with music from The Beatles. (Nov. 21)

New comedy special from stand-up comedian Brian Regan. (Nov. 21)

Former Secretary of Labor and professor, Robert Reich tries to save America's economy in a new documentary. (Nov. 21)

A married couple battle over matters of faith when one of them becomes a Christian. (Nov. 21)

This star-studded western miniseries follows Frank Griffin's gang as their chase for a man named Roy Goode leads them to La Belle, a town of made up entirely of women. (Nov. 22)

Entertain the kids in your family over the holiday break with Alec Baldwin's animated film The Boss Baby. (Nov. 22)

One wild night in a drag club drives this sly comedy. (Nov. 22)

A New York bicycle messenger gets on the wrong side of a group of gangsters. (Nov. 22)

Spike Lee's classic film is now a 10-episode series about Nola Darling, a woman who is balancing work, friends, and three lovers. (Nov. 23)

If you love Finding Nemo, you might want to give Deep a shot. (Nov. 23)

Bubbles, Julian and Ricky leave Canada behind for new American adventures. (Nov. 24)

Five blocks stand between two people and safety. (Nov. 24)

This documentary tells the story of Fidel Castro and three Cuban families affected by his policies over four decades. (Nov. 24)

Jason Momoa's Canadian series returns for Season 2. (Nov. 24)

A rom-com for jaded romantics. (Nov. 24)

Broadchurch comes to a conclusion with its powerful Season 3. (Nov. 27)

The survivor of a massacre returns to the scene of the crime. (Nov. 27)

Pony fans settle in for a new season of magical friendships. (Nov. 27)

The supernatural conspiracy continues to unravel in Season 2. (Nov. 28)

Season 2 of the Japanese drama. (Nov. 28)

Spanish film actress Macarena Granada makes her way in Hollywood. (Nov. 28)

Go inside the world of Mexican Regional music in this telenovela. (Nov. 29)

A doctor takes his problems out on a family of raccoons. (Nov. 30)

This documentary is all about winners. (Nov. 30)