Stream These 5 New Netflix Movies This Weekend (Nov. 28-30)

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As the weekend approaches, many turn to Netflix for the latest films to enjoy. From exciting thrillers to heartfelt romances, here are five new movies streaming from November 28 to November 30 that you won’t want to miss.

Stream These 5 New Netflix Movies This Weekend

1. Jingle Bell Heist

Get ready for a unique take on the Christmas movie genre with “Jingle Bell Heist.” This charming film features Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells as two down-on-their-luck individuals planning a heist at a prestigious London department store on Christmas Eve. Their unlikely partnership leads to unexpected romance amidst the holiday chaos. It’s a refreshing addition to the holiday film lineup.

2. Left-Handed Girl

“Left-Handed Girl,” directed by Shih-Ching Tsou, represents Taiwan’s submission for Best International Feature Film at the upcoming Oscars. The narrative centers around a mother and her two daughters who run a noodle stand in Taipei’s night market. Tensions rise when the youngest daughter, I-Jing, faces challenges due to her grandfather’s traditional beliefs regarding left-handedness.

3. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom

The highly anticipated sequel, “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,” featuring Jason Momoa, is now available on Netflix. In this installment, Aquaman confronts new threats to Atlantis following the resurgence of Black Manta. As he navigates personal and external conflicts, this adventure promises action-packed scenes and stunning visuals.

4. Caught Stealing

Director Darren Aronofsky’s “Caught Stealing” is a gripping crime thriller set in 1998 New York City. Starring Austin Butler as Hank Thompson, the film follows a former baseball star entangled in a dangerous web of crime after he agrees to cat-sit for his neighbor. With suspense and humor intertwined, this film brings classic late-90s energy to modern audiences.

5. The Assistant

Set to arrive on November 30, “The Assistant,” featuring Julia Garner, delves into the daily life of a junior staff member at a media company. This dramatic narrative uncovers themes of workplace power dynamics and the influence of authority figures. Its slow-burning tension and intricate storytelling make it a compelling watch for those interested in character-driven films.