Best new movies streaming on Netflix in Aug. 2026
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Netflix's #1 movie is Kevin Hart's new R-rated comedy
Kevin Hart's latest comedic film, featuring current members of the cast of SNL, has risen to become Netflix's number one most watched film.
Watch Kevin Hart crash a bachelor party in the Netflix comedy "72 Hours' and a "Big Bang Theory" mainstay star in "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe."
Not the worst” Kevin Hart Netflix movie is both the highest praise I could possibly offer 72 Hours and the lowest possible bar to clear, given Hart’s desultory history with the streamer. Who remembers Lift?
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Kevin Hart's 2026 Comedy Featuring A Marvel Villain Actor Is A Breezy Weekend Watch On Netflix
A new Kevin Hart comedy (complete with a Marvel villain actor) just hit Netflix, and you know what? It's not as bad as you might expect.
Need a good movie? Watch these 10 at home now, from Kevin Hart's "72 Hours" to "Masters of the Universe." All are free on your streaming services.
If you've ever dreamed of seeing Hart inexplicably turn into a Spanish-speaking drug lord whenever he does cocaine, here's the movie for you.
A 40-year-old marketing exec spends time with a group of Gen Zers to get a handle on youth culture in Tim Story's raucous action-comedy, also featuring Teyana Taylor and Mason Gooding.
Kevin Hart teams with a bunch of young talent – including a trio of "SNL" regulars – but the comedy is DOA in Netflix's "72 Hours."
Kevin Hart is one of the hardest-working people in entertainment, and that's probably why he's one of the most successful. The prolific actor/comedian has done dozens of films at this point in his career, and needless to say not all of them have been stellar.
If we believe what movies tell us -- which of course we always do -- the best bachelor parties are actually the worst bachelor parties. We shouldn't be content to have dinner with our friends, play some laser tag and,
August brings a whole new list of films and shows being added to the service, and anyone who's looked over the full range knows that there are too many to really process. That hasn't stopped me, though.