New on Netflix! The Best Movies and Series Coming (and Leaving) in May 2023

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Coming to Netflix in May 2023:

The Cable Guy

This dark comedy stars Jim Carrey as the title character, a lonely cable installer who develops unhealthy attachments to his clients. This movie is a must-see because of Carrey's legendary performance and its distinctive fusion of humour and tension.

Chicken Run

In this timeless stop-motion animation, a bunch of hens plan a daring escape from their farm in order to avoid being made into pies. Chicken Run is a great choice for a family movie night because of its endearing characters and a good dose of humour.

Girl, Interrupted

Based on Susanna Kaysen's autobiography about her stay in a mental institution, this stirring drama with Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie is a major motion picture. Girl, Interrupted is an essential viewing for any movie fan because of its compelling narrative and top-notch acting.

Pitch Perfect

A collegiate cappella group is followed in this musical comedy as they compete against other groups to win a national championship. Pitch Perfect is a cheerful and enjoyable movie thanks to its upbeat music, clever humour, and talented ensemble cast, which is led by Anna Kendrick.

Queer Eye: Season 7

Another season of the Fab Five's life-altering makeovers and endearing tales is now available. Watch as they continue to use their knowledge of fashion, grooming, home design, food, and culture to inspire and encourage people from all walks of life.

Léon: The Professional

In this chic action-thriller, Jean Reno plays a hitman who develops an odd friendship with Natalie Portman's portrayal of a little girl. Léon: The Professional is a must-see due to its outstanding performances and gripping narrative.

Spirit Rangers: Season 2

A gang of young people with magical abilities defend their home in a national park from numerous dangers in this Netflix Family series. It's ideal for both children and adults because of the endearing animation and captivating tales.

Leaving Netflix in May 2023:

Side Effects

This psychological suspense film by Steven Soderbergh examines the possible risks associated with prescription medications and stars Rooney Mara and Catherine Zeta-Jones. See this compelling movie before it leaves the theatre.

My Girl

In this timeless coming-of-age tale starring Macaulay Culkin and Anna Chlumsky, a young girl experiences love and tragedy. Don't pass up the chance to see this touching and sentimental movie again.

Edge of Seventeen

This sympathetic and funny teen drama offers a novel perspective on the coming-of-age genre as it depicts the highs and lows of adolescence. Before it disappears from Netflix at the end of the month, watch it.

Galaxy Quest

Starring Tim Allen and Sigourney Weaver, this science fiction comedy pays adoring tribute to Star Trek and its audience. Make sure to watch this cult classic as soon as you can if you haven't already.

Rango

Rango, a chameleon voiced by Johnny Depp, is the unexpected saviour of a desert village in this aesthetically spectacular animated picture. Before Netflix removes this fascinating and oddball journey, enjoy it.

Hachi: A Dogs Tale

Richard Gere plays a college lecturer in this uplifting real story-based movie who develops a close relationship with the devoted Akita dog named Hachi. Don't miss this heartbreaking film that demonstrates the unwavering love that exists between people and their dogs.

The Boy

This horror-thriller follows an American nanny who is recruited to take care of a life-sized doll belonging to an English family only to learn that the doll could actually be alive. Watch this spooky movie with Lauren Cohan before Netflix removes it.

Barbershop 2 Back in Business

In this humorous sequel, Ice Cube and his crew of barbers are back to fight gentrification in their community. Barbershop 2 is worth seeing before it leaves the streaming service because of its heart and humour.

The Space Between Us

In this enchanting science fiction movie, a child born on Mars visits Earth but finds that his body is unable to endure the environment there. Before it departs Netflix, you should see this original love tale starring Asa Butterfield and Britt Robertson.

Little Boxes

This independent film explores themes of identity, belonging, and culture shock as it follows an interracial family as they relocate from New York City to a tiny village in Washington. Watch this thought-provoking movie before it is removed from the platform.

So, mark your calendars and start updating your watchlist with these fantastic additions and must-see titles before they're gone. With a mix of new releases, returning favorites, and last-chance classics, there's plenty to keep you entertained all month long. Happy streaming!