Netflix's second half of February 2024 brings a bounty of binge-worthy titles.
Last Updated: 03.34 PM, Feb 18, 2024
We are already in the second half of February 2024, and with it comes an exciting slate of new titles on Netflix. This month offers a wide variety of films and series, from gripping dramas to hilarious comedies. Experience the thrill of government-sponsored dating contests, the anguish of dysfunctional ninja families as they face imminent danger, and the courage of ex-soldiers as they lead friends on dangerous missions. Until the middle of February 2024, Netflix will continue to provide you with riveting documentaries, alluring romantic thrillers, and bleak science fiction blockbusters.
Learn about the titles releasing in the second half of February 2024 in detail below:
An ex-soldier takes a chance on a perilous voyage to help his Punjabi friends bypass the immigration system and visit the UK illegally.
A dysfunctional family is forced to return to covert missions years after they retired from their fearsome ninja lives in order to thwart a series of imminent dangers.
At the esteemed Al-Rawabi School for Girls, a fresh slate of students, faculty, and administration comes with the start of a new year.
An ordinary lady enters a government-sponsored dating contest in a future where men are becoming increasingly scarce.
After falling for Ted Bundy, single mother Liz continues to deny the facts regarding his crimes for a long time. An epic drama inspired by real events.
In his hometown of The Beach, rapper and actor Vince Staples—who is sort of famous and sort of wealthy—faces the obstacles and surprises of daily living.
While still a teenager, Little Nicolás slipped past politicians, millionaires, and even members of the royal family. In this documentary series, he explains the scandal from his own perspective.
A poor man finds himself torn between his fragile marriage and his floundering comedy club after being fired from his own firm.
Frigga, head security officer of the biggest underground mine in the world, is caught between her family and her career as the Swedish town of Kiruna collapses.
Fabri Fibra, Geolier, and Rose Villain search the streets of Milan, Naples, and Rome for the next big thing in Italian rap in this music competition show.
After escaping Nazi Germany, what became of Einstein? This documentary explores the psyche of a disturbed genius through archive film and his own words.
In his most recent stand-up special, comedian Mike Epps does not hold back as he mocks infidelity, bad personal hygiene, and work husbands.
Once a serial stalker gains access to three women's social media profiles, his life takes a dramatic turn—and that's just the beginning.
Once upon a time, the four kingdoms of water, earth, fire, and air coexisted peacefully. However, times changed. Adaptation of the beloved cartoon series for the big screen.
Even when they're around other people, Raquel and Ares can't stop thinking about each other. In the last chapter of the trilogy, will they be able to reconcile in the face of familial pressure?
Taking on the case of a murder-accused artist forces a criminal defence attorney to make a difficult choice between her loved ones, her profession, and her own risky desires. With Kelly Rowland and Trevante Rhodes as its leads, this alluring romantic thriller was written, filmed, and produced by Tyler Perry.
Discover the shocking aftermath of 25-year-old Sheena Bora's disappearance in this documentary series that delves into the case with new revelations and rare access.
On and off the track, Formula 1 drivers, management, and team owners have rapid lives throughout a single season of intense competition.
At the 30th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, the stage and red carpet are lit up by the most famous faces in cinema and television.
Nearing the turn of the millennium, authorities look into a grisly murder, a skeleton in Gronty Forest, and a series of horrific kidnappings.
In an oppressive city where the powerful are both feared and controlled, a former criminal must team up with a drug lord he hates in order to save a young girl from an unscrupulous police officer. In this grimy science fiction picture helmed by Jeff Chan, Robbie Amell and Stephen Amell, who were previously in "Arrowverse," reunite.
Journalist Danny Casolaro was being investigated for the political conspiracy of the century when he was discovered dead in the bathtub of a West Virginia hotel under suspicious circumstances. His loved ones were left to wrap up the investigation into what he dubbed the Octopus—a covert plot involving stolen government spy software, the rise of the digital surveillance state, uncontrolled weapon testing, a series of cold cases, and a small California tribe's historic victory in the Supreme Court that led to the creation of contemporary Native American casinos. The last thirty years of American history, according to Casolaro, may be rewritten by his story.
In this decades-long family drama, a man struggles with existential anxiety and yearns for his previous life as an orange while navigating his eccentric family.