Netflix undoubtedly has one of the biggest libraries of movies and shows on the planet. What’s even better is that it just keeps on adding to the already long list of titles available on the platform. We are already in the second week of February, and hence, already into valentine’s week. Here we will look at all the Netflix releases that are coming to the platform this week.

The list is surely a big one, including the much-anticipated Inventing Anna, which features Ozark sensation, Julia Garner. We will also get to see the hit reality dating show enter the Japanese world with Love is Blind: Japan. Along with that, February will also mark the release of some of the much-awaited shows like Tall Girl: Season 2 and Child of Kamiari Month. So, with no further ado, let us know which are the new titles that you will be streaming over the weekend.

Netflix releases coming out this week

Love is Blind: Japan

Child of Kamiari Month 

Ms. Pat: Y’all Wanna Hear Something Crazy?

Ideias à Venda 

Only Jokes Allowed

Catching Killers: Season 2

The Privilege 

Into the Wind 

St. Vincent

Until Life Do Us Part 

Anne+: The Film 

Love Tactics

Disenchantment: Season 4

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Bigbug 

Love and Leashes 

Love Is Blind: Season 2 

Inventing Anna

Toy Boy: Season 2

Tall Girl: Season 2

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Titles leaving Netflix this week

While there are many titles that will be arriving on the streaming platform, we will also see many titles say goodbye to us. Polaroid will leave the platform on Tuesday, i.e., February 8, 2022. Following that, Hitler – A Career will also be taken off the Netflix library on Wednesday, February 9, 2022. More titles will follow them and leave Netflix during the remainder of February.

Leaving on February 15, 2022

Studio 54

Leaving on February 16, 2022

Drunk Parents

Leaving on February 20, 2022

Being Elmo: A Puppeteer’s Journey

Leaving on February 25, 2022

No Escape

Leaving on February 26, 2022

Edge of Seventeen

Let us know which of these shows are you looking forward to in the comments below?