New on Netflix this week: The best action scene of the year!

Just on the big screen, now on Netflix: David Fincher’s ice-cold thriller ‘The Killer’ comes to the streaming giant on November 10 after an all-too-brief guest appearance in cinemas. And even if the cinephile’s heart bleeds a little at this time-limited cinema exclusive, this is of course a reason to celebrate for everyone who enjoys the meticulously staged graphic novel adaptation (loosely based on “Le Tueur” ) that lists annually, but prefers to enjoy films at home in the living room. And the joy is justified, as David Fincher delivers an excellent Netflix original in which fans of tougher film awards can look forward to the best action scene of the year.

Additionally, the streaming giant’s offerings are extremely limited this week, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t still some potentially interesting new starts. Like every Sunday, we have selected which films and series we think you can watch on Netflix between November 6 and 12. – as always neatly sorted by day of the week.

Monday & Tuesday: No exciting restarts

Netflix weeks usually start a bit quieter, so this start to the week is also very relaxed. There will be no exciting restarts at the red “N” until Tuesday. So you have plenty of time to catch up on last week’s hits. Have you had a chance to see “Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse” yet? A truly creative fireworks spectacle and for us one of the highlight films of the current cinema year.

Wednesday: Robbie Williams up close

Netflix is ​​currently scoring points with its documentary series. Wednesday starting with “Robbie Williams“ a series about the world pop music star, who is one of the most successful entertainers in the history of pop music. Like the recently released documentary about football legend David Beckham, the documentary aims to do more than just highlight the phases of his career. Instead, the idea is to paint a private picture of the artist, which also offers new and intimate insights into his life.

There is a completely different rate available with the documentation “Cyberbunker: Darknet in Germany“, which deals with local cybercrime. More specifically, it concerns the Dutch IT entrepreneur Herman-Johan Xennts, who built one of the largest illegal darknet cyber companies in Europe in a former NATO bunker near the quiet Moselle town of Traben-Trarbach.

Thursday: a crazy horror anime

In “Akuma Kun“ is about a boy who was raised by demons and is now with his partner Mephisto III. exposes supernatural crimes. The first trailer already promises a crazy, charming mix of horror, coming-of-age and detective anime. If Junji Itō is too difficult for you, then you may find just the right program here.

The Egyptian Theater opened in 1922 on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles. With its special architecture, which is reminiscent of the ancient buildings of the pharaohs and makes you dream just by looking at it, the cinema has become a place of pilgrimage for film lovers. In 2019, Netflix bought the cinema temple and had it thoroughly renovated. The reopening will follow this year and to mark the occasion, the streaming giant has awarded this unique building with “Temple of Film: 100 years of Egyptian theatre“dedicated to a documentary.

Friday: Michael Fassbender as a stone-cold killer

David Fincher’s fantastic thriller premieres todayThe murdereron Netflix. Every film lover who has not yet been able to enjoy the film in the cinema can now do so from the comfort of his or her home. And this is really worth it, because you not only get accurate visuals and brilliant acting from Michael Fassbender, but also probably the best action scene of the year!

In our FILMSTARTS review, author Björn Becher gives it 4.5 out of 5 stars and says:

Saturday: Sci-Fi with Hugh Jackman

In “Memory: Memory never dies“Science fiction meets film noir. Hugh Jackman has to keep his head above water as ghost detective Nick Bannister, but the case surrounding his new client Mae (Rebecca Ferguson) pushes him to his limits. Even though director Lisa Joy’s film has major flaws, it still scores points with beautiful sets and a harmonious acting duo.

Sunday: Rest Day on Netflix

And at the end of the week, not much happens with the red “N”. This way you can mentally prepare for next week’s treats. For example on ‘Scott Pilgrim Takes Off’ or the new season of ‘The Crown’.