Netflix April 2019 New Releases, Movies Original Series

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I hope you weren't planning on having a very social April because Netflix is dropping so many good treats this during the rainiest month of the year that you may be glued to your couch.

But seriously, there is so much good content headed to your account it may make you a little dizzy. Despite a few key titles making their way off of your queue, like Silver Lining's Playbook and the dude-classic I Love You, Man, April is a great month to be a movie and TV lover.

Ahead, let's check out all the new movies and TV shows coming to Netflix this April.

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