Netflix’s moving new documentary Britain and the Blitz is an immersive look back at the Blitz campaign that struck Britain between 1940 and 1941, told through first-person voiceovers and archival footage that brings the historical milestone back to life for Netflix viewers. Decider’s John Serba called the documentary “heart-wrenching” and said it offers “a refreshing account of familiar historical events.”

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After welcoming a new addition to the family, Gru Jr., Gru is forced to face one of his biggest foes after he manages to escape from prison: Maxime Le Mal (Will Ferrell). Gru, Lucy, Agnes, Miranda, and Edith must band together to stop Maxime from hurting Gru Jr. and return to prison once and for all.

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It’s always a delight to see Amy Poehler and Tina Fey back on our screens, and their 2015 crude comedy Sisters is no different. The comedians star as two sisters who decide to throw a huge party in their childhood home when their parents reveal they’re putting it up for sale. During their last hurrah, Maura and Kate reconnect with several people from their pasts – until the party quickly spirals out of their control.

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Bella Swan is still very much in love with vampire, Edward Cullen. The rest of the vampire coven who call themselves the Cullens, especially Alice, decide to throw Bella a private party for her eighteenth birthday. When things go wrong, the Cullen family decide to leave Washington. At first Bella resorts to isolation, until she realizes she can coexist with childhood friend, Jacob Black. As usual for Bella, things aren’t what they seem. Something is happening to Jacob that he can’t explain to Bella, and their friendship starts to deteriorate. But when someone from Bella’s past comes back to haunt her, everything will change again.

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Paul takes the buddy comedy to a whole new level. Seth Rogen plays the titular alien who finally breaks out of Area 51 after being held captive for decades. But he finds unexpected saviors in conspiracy theorists Graeme (Simon Pegg) and Clive (Nick Frost), who do their best to help Paul return to his space ship and evade the U.S. agents trying to hunt him down.

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Denzel Washington reprises his role as the mysterious Robert McCall, who sets out on a quest for revenge in The Equalizer 2. This epic sequel follows the former Marine as he investigates the tragic murder of his best friend Susan Plummer and hunts down whoever is responsible. The Equalizer 2 features a strong cast alongside Washington, including Pedro Pascal, Bill Pullman, and Moonlight breakout star Ashton Sanders.

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Home follows the unlikely trio of a young human girl, Gratuity aka Tip (Rihanna), her chubby cat, and a little fugitive alien called Oh (Jim Parsons). The three must team up together to stop the alien group of the Boov from world domination, and find Tip’s mom along the way. Though Tip doesn’t wholly trust Oh, he’s a friendly alien just looking to fit in.

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Tom Hardy finds himself in another action-packed role as a grizzled detective in the highly anticipated new release, Havoc. After a disastrous drug deal involving a politician’s son goes wrong, Walker (Hardy) is tasked with finding him at all costs, leading him deep into the criminal underworld where he uncovers the corruption a level of officials that leaves his city in chaos.

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Twilight was first released in 2008 and quickly became a worldwide phenomenon that jump-started mainstream interest in gothic YA romance, dystopian storytelling, and vampires. The film gave us Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson’s storybook romance, some killer compilation soundtracks, and an avalanche of jokes about robot babies.

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In Exterritorial, former Special Forces soldier Sara (Jeanna Goursaud) uncovers a mysterious conspiracy when she realizes her son is missing during a visit to the US consulate in Frankfurt. But the search for her son grows stranger still as she realizes no one else in the consulate can recall even seeing him in the building. Sara must use all of her military training to get her son back in a labyrinthian conspiracy where everyone seems to be working against her.

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