Welcome to a comprehensive rundown of the latest offerings on Netflix! This weekend brings a plethora of exciting content, from action-packed movies to heartwarming series. Let's dive in and explore what's in store.

Uncover the Hidden Gems on Netflix This Weekend

Carry-On: A Thrilling Christmas Eve Adventure

Taron Egerton shines as Ethan Kopek in "Carry-On" (2024). This PG-13 action, crime, and mystery film follows a young TSA agent who battles to outwit a mysterious traveler. The movie, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra and written by T.J. Fixman and Michael Green, runs for 119 minutes. Our critic gave it a three-star rating, noting its shiny and taut thriller elements with PG-13 pulled punches. It's another addition to the "Die Hard on a..." subgenre that may not have the same chops or charm as John McClane but still wins over Netflix fans with Egerton and Bateman's performances.In this Christmas-themed movie, a dangerous package is blackmailed onto a flight, setting the stage for a thrilling showdown. The cinematography and action sequences add to the excitement, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre.

No Good Deed: A Tangled Comedy of Families

Created by the team behind "Dead to Me," "No Good Deed" (Season 1) is a comedy that follows multiple families as they compete for their dream home. With 8 episodes and a TV-MA rating, it features a star-studded cast including Denis Leary, Ray Romano, and Linda Cardellini. Critics have been mostly positive, praising the performances and writing. It may have fallen short of some expectations but still offers a good watch. The show delves into the complexities of family dynamics and the lengths people will go to achieve their goals.

It Ends With Us: A Romantic Drama with a Twist

Blake Lively leads "It Ends With Us" (2024), a PG-13 drama and romance film. After moving to Boston and finding love with a neurosurgeon, the protagonist's life takes a turn when he displays behaviors reminiscent of her traumatic childhood. The movie, directed by Justin Baldoni and written by Christy Hall and Colleen Hoover, runs for 130 minutes. Despite mixed reviews from critics, it became a box office success, grossing over $350 million. The film explores themes of love, trauma, and redemption, making it a captivating watch.

New Releases Galore

This week, Netflix added 12 new movies and 17 new TV series. Among the movies, "Bridgerton: Fireplace" (2024), "Carry-On" (2024), and "Disaster Holiday" (2024) stand out. Each comes with its own unique features and Easter eggs. For example, in "Bridgerton," there's Lady Whistledown's Quill Pen, a folded newsletter, and a bouquet of wisteria. In "Squid Game," you can spot the Head Man's Green Telephone, the Red Light, Green Light Doll, and more. These details add an extra layer of enjoyment for viewers.The TV series additions include "1992" (Season 1), "Alaskan Bush People" (Seasons 1-2), and "Deadliest Catch" (Seasons 4-5). These diverse shows offer a range of genres and cultures, catering to different viewer preferences.

Most Popular on Netflix This Week

In the movie category, "Megan Fox in Subservience" takes the lead despite bad reviews. It shows that Megan Fox still has star power. Other popular movies include "That Christmas," "Our Little Secret," and more.For TV series, "Black Doves" tops the charts, followed by "The Madness" and "The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On." These shows have captured the attention of viewers and continue to be highly rated.What are you planning to watch this weekend? Share your thoughts in the comments and let the Netflix binge begin!