(SPOT.ph) Alright, it's time for everyone's favorite monthly conundrum. What's new to watch on Netflix? If binge-watching is your solution to everything, or should we say, ignoring everything, then we're right there with you. To help you out, we round up some of the most exciting titles coming soon to the streaming platform. From movies, series, documentaries, and more, spanning all sorts of styles and genres—we've got our eyes on a couple South Korean titles, for sure—you can check them out below.
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Put these 10 Netflix series and films on your watch-list for April 2022:
Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood (Movie)
Release Date: April 1
Start the month right with a PG-rated movie. You heard us. Hey, why not cleanse your soul whether or not you watch this with kids? This cool animated film takes us on the journey of mankind to space and the moon as told by an old man looking back at his childhood in Houston, Texas in 1969.
Tomorrow (Series)
Release date: April 1
Oh yes, another genre-crossing K-Drama to binge watch! In this one, a young man ends up working with the grim reapers on special missions. The catch? He was accidentally made half-human and half-spirit, too.
The In Between (Movie)
Release date: April 8
Joey King is back on Netflix! And this time, a bit of sci-fi is mixed into this romance movie. She stars as Tessa, a budding photographer who crosses paths with Skylar (Kyle Allen). We're putting this on our list as guilty pleasure, no judgment if you'd like to join us!
Yaksha: Ruthless Operations (Movie)
Release date: April 8
Spy action film? You know why we've got this on here. In case you needed a jump of adrenaline in your life, check out this flick. This South-Korean film is set in Shenyang, China and follows two men, both spies, wreaking havoc in the city's underbelly.
Our Blues (Series)
Release date: April 9
In need of a feel-good vibe? Our Blues is a promising title to help you keep your sanity brain cells alive. With an ensemble cast that includes Shin Min A, Lee Byung Hun, Cha Seung Won, Lee Jung Eun, and more, this series tackles their life on Jeju Island.
Our Great National Parks (Docuseries)
Release date: April 13
Yup, that is indeed former U.S. President Barack Obama. This five-part series brings to light national parks across the globe, taking you on one heck of a journey. Ideal for when you want a reminder of how great the Earth is or just need to satisfy your wanderlust.
Anatomy of a Scandal (Series)
Release date: April 15
Netflix knows just how to serve up conspiracies and scandals, so best to keep this on the watch-list. This time, they're taking us to the British upper-crust in this anthology drama series.
Choose or Die (Movie)
Release date: April 15
Yup, that is Asa Butterfield! In this thriller movie, we've got a couple of kids taking retro to horrifying new levels via an old '80s computer game that somehow becomes even worse than Jumanji.
Heartstopper (Series)
Release date: April 22
Nothing like a good coming-of-age romance series to remind you of the good ol' days, we guess. Especially, for some reason, when it's British. Get your fix of some vicarious childhood nostalgia through this series based on the webcomic by Alice Oseman.
Bubble (Movie)
Release date: April 28
This Japanese animated film is bound to take you on a gravity-defying wild ride. Almost literally. When Tokyo becomes separated from the rest of the world thanks to giant bubbles, we follow two people whose fates intertwine.
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