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From the interdimensional return of Stranger Things to Rebel Wilson being a 37-year-old high-school student in Senior Year, Netflix in May provides a pulpy selection

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From the anticipated conclusion to Ozark with Jason Bateman and Julia Garner to the political thriller Anatomy of a Scandal with Sienna Miller, Netflix in April takes many dark turns

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From the raunchy return of the Shondaland period drama Bridgerton to Ryan Reynolds playing a time-travelling pilot in The Adam Project, Netflix in March has plenty of enjoyable escapes

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From the glamorous, duplicitous story of Anna Sorokin in Inventing Anna with Julia Garner to the latest fantasy by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Bigbug, Netflix in February melds real and surreal together

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From the crime drama Ozark with Jason Bateman to the last series of Ricky Gervais's After Life, Netflix in January has a decent selection to start the new year

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From the satire Don't Look Up with Leonardo DiCaprio and Meryl Streep to the return of Emily in Paris with Lily Collins, Netflix in December provides a sumptuous holiday feast

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From the imprisoned return of zoo owner Joe Exotic in Tiger King 2 to the rural delights of Greta Gerwig's Little Women, Netflix in November has many American gems

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From Ava DuVernay's new coming-of-age biopic Colin in Black and White to the Chanel-smothered teen classic Clueless, Netflix in October slaloms between the serious and the silly

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From the long-anticipated third season of Sex Education to horror filmmaker Mike Flanagan's new limited series Midnight Mass, Netflix in September veers between comedy and terror

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From the new campus comedy The Chair, starring Killing Eve's Sandra Oh, to Paul King's much-loved Paddington with Nicole Kidman, Netflix in August mostly keeps it light

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From the Swedish teen drama Young Royals to Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, starring Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio, Netflix in July is loaded with great choices

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From the return of master conman Assane Diop (Omar Sy) in Lupin part 2 to the Danny Boyle Beatles fantasy Yesterday, Netflix in June is filled with fun

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From Ewan McGregor transforming into 70s fashion designer Halston to Joe Wright's adaptation of The Woman in the Window, starring Amy Adams, Netflix in May has a starry selection

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From Lady Gaga's breakthrough role in A Star Is Born to Idris Elba playing a modern-day rancher in Concrete Cowboy, Netflix in April glitters with big stars and great movies

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From a caring Tom Hanks in Paul Greengrass' News of the World to a scary Lupita Nyong'o in Jordan Peele's Us, Netflix in February provides escape from Lockdown 3

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From the contentious drama Pieces of a Woman with Vanessa Kirby to Olivia Wilde's ecstatic debut Booksmart with Kaitlyn Dever, Netflix in January delivers a great start to 2021

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From David Fincher's examination of Citizen Kane in Mank to a final farewell to Chadwick Boseman in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Netflix in December is both cold and colourful

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From Princess Diana's wedding in The Crown season 4 to Dolly Parton's brand-new holiday musical Christmas on the Square, Netflix in November is both garish and fun

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From Ben Wheatley's new adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca with Lily James to David Attenborough's witness statement for the world, Netflix in October straddles dreams and reality

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From Katherine Ryan's debut series The Duchess to the violent small-town drama of The Devil All the Time with Robert Pattinson, Netflix in September features many strange families

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From a more sceptical look at wellness trends in Un(Well) to the adventures of the Fab Four in Sex and the City 2, Netflix in August is appealing and eclectic

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From Spike Lee's furiously evocative detective movie BlacKkKlansman to Steven Spielberg's classic dino-drama Jurassic Park, Netflix in July has plenty to think about and escape from

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From Spike Lee's new Vietnam drama Da 5 Bloods to the return of Ryan Murphy's eccentric satire The Politician, Netflix in June ranges from the dark to the colourful

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From Steve Carell resuming hilarity in Space Force to Barbra Streisand smashing her first film role in Funny Girl, Netflix in May has plenty to pass the time in self-isolation

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The third wave of Studio Ghibli movies is hitting Netflix on 1 April, and we couldn't be happier. Here's every Ghibli animation available to watch now

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From Ricky Gervais dealing with his grief in After Life to a decent selection of John Hughes movies, there are some great laughs on Netflix in April

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From the Julian Fellowes period drama The English Game to Margot Robbie's vivid portrayal of Tonya Harding in I, Tonya, Netflix in March has plenty of true stories to tell

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With the penultimate season of Better Call Saul and a wave of irreverent teen comedies like Lady Bird and Clueless, Netflix in February is filled with exciting treasures

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From Noah Baumbach's heart-rending divorce tale Marriage Story to Ryan Reynolds battling bad guys in 6 Underground, Netflix in December is both intense and explosive

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From the thrilling reunion of Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro in The Irishman to Timothée Chalamet rocking royalty in The King, Netflix in November is filled with dark menace

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From the return of Jesse Pinkman in El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie to Meryl Streep's fight against international fraud in The Laundromat, Netflix in October is full of crime

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From the gruelling, real-life events of Unbelievable starring Kaitlyn Dever to the moralistic farewell to The Good Place, Netflix in September escapes in fantasy and cuts with reality