What’s Coming to Netflix in February 2023?

 For February, Netflix offers its usual mix of shows plus some Valentine-themed entries. Movies include Julia Roberts’ Stepmom and Eat, Pray, Love, Julie & Julia, the movie about Julia Child, and the musical La La Land.

Netflix Original Series offers Case Closed: The Culprit Hanzawa (Season 1) Netflix Original a spin-off spoof of Detective Conan and Gunther’s Millions about a dog with a trust fund. Children can enjoy Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go and CoComelon. Check the list below to view the complete list of shows coming to Netflix shows and their premiere date.

February 1st

• All Eyes on Him (Season 1)
• Arctic (2018)
• Bad Boys (1995)
• Bad Boys II (2003)
• Call Me by Your Name (2017)
• Case Closed: The Culprit Hanzawa (Season 1)
• Eat Pray Love (2010)
• Enough (2002)
• Flushed Away (2006)
• Gunther’s Millions (Limited Series)
• I Will Be Your Bloom (Season 1)
• It (2017)
• Julie & Julia (2009)
• La La Land (2016)
• New Amsterdam (Seasons 3 & 4)
• Spanglish (2004)
• Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World (2011)
• Stepmom (1998)
• Survivor (Season 32)
• The Great British Baking Show: The Professionals (Season 6)
• The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
• The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
• The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)
• The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
• The Pursuit of Happyness (2006)
• Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All by Myself (2009)
• Underworld (2003)
• Warsha (2022)

February 2nd

• Make My Day (Season 1)

February 3rd

• Class (Season 1)
• Infiesto (2023)
• Stromboli (2023)
• The Plan (2020)
• Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go (Season 2)
• True Spirit (2023)
• Viking Wolf / Vikingulven (2023)

February 4th

• Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile (2022)

February 8th

• Bill Russell: Legend (2023)
• Chromosome 21 (Season 1)
• MTV Floribama Shore (Season 1)
• The Exchange (Season 1)
• The Substitute (2022)

February 9th

• Dear David (Season 1)
• Dr. Jason Leong: Ride with Caution (2023)
• House of Life (Season 1)
• My Dad the Bounty Hunter (Season 1)
• You (Season 4 – Part 1)

February 10th

• 10 Days of a Good Man (2023)
• Love is Blind: After the Altar (Season 3)
• Love to Hate You (Season 1)
• Your Place or Mine (2022)

February 13th

• Squared Love All Over Again (2023)

February 14th

• A Sunday Affair (2023)
• All The Places (2023)
• In Love All Over Again (Season 1)
• Jim Jefferies: High n’ Dry (2023)
• Pasión de Gavilanes (Multiple Seasons)
• Perfect Match (Season 1 – Episodes 101-104)
• Re/Member (2023)

February 15th

• NoFilter (Season 1)
• African Queens: Njinga (Season 1)
• CoComelon (Season 7)
• Eva Lasting (Season 1)
• Full Swing (Season 1)
• Possessed / Rasuk (2022)
• Red Rose (Season 1)
• The Law According to Lidia Poet (Season 1)

February 16th

• 2 Guns (2013)
• 47 Meters Down: Uncaged (2019)
• Aggretsuko (Season 5)
• Dearest (Season 1)
• Ouija (2014)
• Saving My Stupid Youth (Season 1)
• The Full-Time Wife Escapist
• The Upshaws (Part 3) Netflix Original

February 17th

• A Girl and an Astronaut (Season 1)
• Community Squad (Season 1)
• Ganglands (Season 2)
• Unlocked (2023)

February 19th

• Whindersson Nunes: Preaching to the Choir (2023)

February 20th

• Operation Finale (2018)

February 21st

• Perfect Match (Season 1 – Episodes 105-108)
• February 22nd
• Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal (Limited Series)
• Triptych (Season 1)

February 23rd

• An Inconvenient Love (2022)
• Call Me Chihiro (2023)
• Outer Banks (Season 3)
• That Girl Lay Lay (Season 2)

February 24th

• Formula 1: Drive to Survive (Season 5)
• Married at First Sight (Season 12)
• Oddballs (Season 2)
• Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: The Series (Part 2)
• The Real World (Season 12)
• We Have a Ghost (2023)
• Who Were We Running From (Season 1)

February 28th

• A Whole Lifetime with Jamie Demetriou (2023)
• American Pickers (Season 15)
• Perfect Match (Season 1 – Episodes 109-112)
• Too Hot to Handle: Germany (Season 1)

Winners of the 2018 National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest

The winning images have been selected from this year’s edition of the National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year competition, with the grand prize being awarded to Reiko Takahashi for her image of a humpback whale calf swimming near Japan’s Kumejima Island. National Geographic was kind enough to share some of the winning entries with us here, gathered from three categories: Nature, Cities, and People. Be sure to click the link above to see all the winners and the People’s Choice winners as well. The captions were written by the photographers, and lightly edited for style.

Mermaid. Grand prize winner, and first place, Nature. "I was fortunate to have encountered a humpback whale with her calf on my first day snorkeling near Japan’s Kumejima Island. Most of the time, the calf stayed close to her mom. At one point, the calf began jumping and tapping its tail on the water near us—it was very friendly and curious. Finally, the mother, who was watching nearby, came to pick up the calf and swim away. I fell in love completely with the calf and it’s very energetic, large, and beautiful tail. #

 

Alone in the Crowds. Honorable mention, Cities. "In this photo, I tried to bring the intense and stacked living conditions that Hong Kong is famous for into perspective for the viewer. With so many people living in small spaces, it's strange to see all these amenities empty. As a solo traveler, I’m often alone in crowds and this photo resonates with me. I barely scratched the surface of this incredible urban environment, but this image really summarizes my experience here." #

 

Leida and Laelle - I Will Lift You Up. Second place, People. "Since 2016, I've been involved with Haitian immigrants and refugees living in my city, Estrela. I have become friends with some families, and especially with twin sisters, Leïda and Laëlle. They say living in Brazil is like living in paradise—very different from the reality of their country of origin. They dream of becoming models and teachers, as a way to earn money to bring their other relatives from Haiti to Brazil, to live all near one another. On this day, they were playing in front of their home, improvising exercises to develop their imagination and creativity, as if they were actresses, and playing an imitation game with poses. Laëlle reached for Leida's face and lifted her head up, showing her where she should look. At this brief moment, I took the photo." #

Mars. Third place, Nature. "These natural sand towers, capped with large stones, are known as the Earth Pyramids of Platten. They are situated in northern Italy’s South Tyrol region. Formed centuries ago after several storms and landslides, these land formations look like a landscape from outer space and continuously change over the years and, more accurately, over seasons. This natural phenomenon is the result of a continuous alternation between periods of torrential rain and drought, which have caused the erosion of the terrain and the formation of these pinnacles. As the seasons change, the temperatures move between extremes and storms affect the area, pyramids disappear over time, while new pinnacles form as well." #

 

Another Rainy day in Nagasaki, Kyushu. First place, Cities. "This is a view of the main street from a tram in Nagasaki on a rainy day. The tram is vintage, but retrofitted with modern ticketing equipment. A conductor is no longer on board—only the lone driver. The quiet streetscape seen through the front windshield of the tram somehow caught my attention. This view presents quite a contrast to busy urban centers in Japan, such as Tokyo and Osaka. The ride on a vintage tram through the relatively quiet main street was a memorable experience during our week-long visit to the historic city of Nagasaki." #

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