Netflix is here with 13 Upcoming Movies on Netflix in January 2024 is all set to be released on Netflix only. These series are the mix of old and new movies.
List of Upcoming Movies on Netflix in January 2024
1. Exodus: God’s and Kings • 1st Jan on Netflix
Brought up as brothers, Egyptian Princes Moses (Christian Bale) and Ramses (Joel Edgerton) undergo a dramatic turn of events when Moses discovers his Jewish heritage. After being banished to the desert by Ramses, the current pharaoh, Moses is given a sacred task by God: free the Israelites from slavery. After his return, Moses confronts Ramses and demands the liberation of his people, therefore establishing a divine-intent confrontation.
2. Boundaries • 1st Jan on Netflix
With her estranged father Jack, a marijuana dealer, Laura, a kind single mother, is forced to travel across the country from Texas to California. Henry, her troublesome son, goes on this road trip with them. Laura takes advantage of the chance to face her unpaid ex-husband Leonard, while Jack uses Henry and the trip to distribute his copious marijuana supply.
3. Bitconned • 1st Jan on Netflix
Three people take advantage of the unregulated cryptocurrency market in this true-crime documentary. They plan to con gullible investors and use the money to fund their extravagant lifestyles. “Bitconned” investigates the Centra Tech Scam, which Ray Trapani and his cronies Robert Farkas and Sohrab Sharma ran. The purpose of the movie is to reveal the complexities of the fraud, and Ray talks about his part in it. The documentary also provides insight into the journalist who was instrumental in exposing the fraudulent scam.
4. Prime • 3rd Jan on Netflix
Rafi Gardet, a 37-year-old divorced businesswoman, is falling for David, a 23-year-old artist. With support from her therapist, Dr. Lisa Metzger, Rafi tries to deal with her worries about the age gap. However, things get complicated when Lisa discovers that David is her son. As Lisa attempts to keep them apart, Rafi and David start questioning if they are truly compatible.
5. Gemini • 1st Jan on Netflix
In the 2017 thriller “Gemini,” the storyline revolves around Jill LeBeau (Lola Kirke), the dedicated personal assistant to Hollywood star Heather Anderson (Zoë Kravitz). When a disturbing crime unfolds, Jill becomes entwined in a complex mystery that tests the boundaries of friendship and truth. The film delves into the intricate dynamics between Jill and Heather, challenging Jill’s perceptions and forcing her to reevaluate the allure of celebrity life. As the suspenseful narrative unfolds, viewers are taken on a gripping journey of deception and loyalty, where hidden secrets come to light, shaking the foundations of their interconnected lives in the glamorous yet perilous world of fame.
6. Wolf • 3rd Jan on Netflix
The movie “Wolf” from 2021 tells the story of Jacob (George MacKay), a kid who grew up with wolves in the wild. A friendly family finds him, but adjusting to human life is tough for Jacob. The film explores important ideas like who we are and where we belong, showing the clash between living in society and following our natural instincts. Directed by Nathalie Biancheri, “Wolf” is a touching movie that makes you think about how people and animals connect. George MacKay does a great job playing Jacob, making this drama both emotional and visually interesting.
7. C – Section • 4th Jan on Netflix
Two couples, each hailing from distinct backgrounds, coincidentally cross paths in the maternity suite of a hospital after childbirth. Unwillingly united by this unexpected circumstance, the narrative explores the convergence of their diverse lives within the confines of the hospital, as they navigate the shared journey of bringing new life into the world, despite their initial differences.
8. Society of the Snow • 4th Jan on Netflix
“Society of the Snow,” adapted from Vierci’s novel, recounts the harrowing true story of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571. Departing for a rugby match in Santiago, the plane crashed into the snowy Andes in 1971. Twelve died instantly, and 29 survivors endured unimaginable hardships for 72 days before rescue. Netflix’s adaptation focuses on Numa Turcatti, a member of Uruguay’s Old Christians Club, offering a perspective on the resilience of the human spirit amidst tragedy. The film sheds light on the grim reality while conveying a powerful message about the strength of human resilience in the face of death.”
9. Good Grief • 5th Jan on Netflix
A man, grappling with the profound grief resulting from the loss of both his husband and mother, embarks on a poignant journey to Paris alongside his two closest companions for a rejuvenating weekend retreat. The trio seeks solace and respite in the enchanting city, aiming to find moments of healing and camaraderie amidst the picturesque backdrop of Parisian streets and landmarks.
10. Man on the Run • 5th Jan on Netflix
“Man on the Run” is a documentary movie from 2023, created by Cassius Michael Kim, who directed, wrote, and executive produced it. The film tells the story of the 1Malaysia Development Berhad scandal, focusing on the roles played by Malaysia’s former sixth Prime Minister, Najib Razak, and the fugitive businessman, Jho Low. This scandal had a significant impact on Malaysia, and the documentary explores the events surrounding it. The film was officially released on October 19, 2023, in Malaysia.
11. Lift • 12th Jan on Netflix
An expert thief finds himself entangled in a web of intrigue when his former girlfriend and the FBI approach him with an enticing proposition. The challenge? Execute a seemingly impossible heist aboard a 777 passenger flight en route from London to Zurich. With his diverse international crew by his side, they embark on a daring mission that pushes their skills to the limit in a high-stakes game of theft, suspense, and unexpected twists.
12. From the Ashes • 18th Jan on Netflix
Imprisoned for a crime committed by her husband, a woman faces a bleak fate within the confines of jail. However, her path to freedom takes an enigmatic turn as she discovers that the key to her release lies in unraveling the cryptic riddles embedded in her mysterious past. Tasked with solving these intricate puzzles, she must navigate a labyrinth of hidden truths, unexpected connections, and long-buried secrets. As she delves into the depths of her own history, she not only seeks exoneration but also confronts a journey of self-discovery, where the answers to the riddles may hold the power to reshape her destiny.
13. 60 Minutes • 19th Jan on Netflix
“Sixty Minutes,” a German martial arts action drama and Netflix Original, unfolds in 88 intense minutes. Directed by Oliver Kienle, the film, produced by W&B Television and Nocturna Productions, features Octavio, an MMA fighter racing against time to reach his daughter on her birthday. Failure means losing custody forever. To avoid this, he must throw a crucial fight, triggering dangerous consequences. As Octavio grapples with moral dilemmas and faces unsavory characters, each passing minute tests his resolve. The film, co-written by Kienle and Philip Koch, offers a gripping exploration of a father’s desperate journey.
