It is a fact that the US Netflix library is bigger than New Zealand Netflix Library. In fact, besides Canada falling behind close, all countries have relatively smaller libraries than Netflix US.
US Netflix has over 5,879 titles (which includes 4,035 movies and 1,844 TV series). On the other hand, Netflix New Zealand has 4635 titles (which includes 3206 movies and 1429 TV series).
Read more about how to get American Netflix in New Zealand.
And meanwhile, let’s check a quick rundown on what titles you are missing while being in New Zealand.
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
Will Ferrell starred in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, a hilarious movie from 1970s broadcast news television. Amid the male-dominated industry, Veronica Corningstone (Christina Applegate) rises to fame, making Ron Burgundy feel threatened.
He does several wrong things, costing him his job and years of on-screen fame, then follows the struggle to redeem himself.
IMDB: 7.1
Rotten Tomato: 67%
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Better Call Saul: Season 5
Saul Goodman gets his law license and brings his influence over Kim. When reunited with Mike Ehrmantraut, they became the target of a brutal cartel leader, Lalo Salamanca.
Mike and Lalo’s rivalry grows, while Mike supports his granddaughter Kaylee but grows apart amid his quest to kill the German scientist. The series is going through some major evolution, as season 6 is the finale.
IMDB: 8.9
Rotten Tomato: 89%
Annabelle: Creation
When the child finds the seemingly innocent toy doll in the locked bedroom of a farmhouse on the outskirts of California — all hell breaks loose for the Mullins household and the guests.
Life changes for the family, and the demon that lived in the doll possesses the girls to get things done. The movie is very scary and captivates the audience with events that happen one after another.
IMDB: 6.5
Rotten Tomato: 70%
Dark Shadows
When Tim Burton brings his favorites, Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter — it has to be a masterpiece. It is a dark horror gothic black comedy that included Michelle Pfeiffer, Eva Green, Chloe Grace Moretz, Jackie Earle Haley, and many others.
It is the story of a rich playboy and mayor of Collinsport who bring doom to himself when he breaks the witch’s heart. The film got many mixed reviews and was loved by the international audience.
IMDB: 6.2
Rotten Tomato: 35%
Despicable Me 2
After the turn of events, Gru is learning to navigate life in new water for his family.
His role with AVL demands challenges and capturing the ex-villain of the heist. The yellow figurine, their voices, and their interaction are hilarious. The audience finds the despicable series gets better with each new movie.
IMDB: 7.3
Rotten Tomato: 75%
Going in Style
It is the remake of a heist comedy from 1979 with the same name. The story revolves around three life-long friends, played by none other than Morgan Freeman, Alan Arkin, and Michael Caine.
They have their troubles, pushing them to the point where they come together to rob the bank and claim what is rightfully theirs.
IMDB: 6.6
Rotten Tomato: 47%
Grey’s Anatomy: Season 17
The series has a massive loyal fan base, and despite the critics hinting that show had the longest run and must come to an end. But the series has followers that cannot stop having enough of the escapades and medical discoveries of Dr. Meredith Grey.
The series is a delight for the viewers who have been following it from day one and can watch the show’s reruns any day.
IMDB: 7.6
Rotten Tomato: 84%
Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
It is by far the most interesting and suspenseful movie in Mission Impossible franchise.
This time around, Ethan Hawke and his trusted aides have to tackle the problem that involves going into the most restricted sections of the Kremlin, but knowing Benji, he will make sure Ethan Hawke comes out in one piece.
The movie is a sequence of nerve-wracking and unexpected events. This one is sure to keep you glued until the end.
IMDB: 7.4
Rotten Tomato: 93%
Ouija: Origin of Evil
Little did Alice Zander know that her scam activity would haunt the family forever. It is the story of a widow, Alice Zander, who has found an occupation in helping people move on in their lives by helping them talk to their deceased loved ones using an Ouija board.
While the mother-daughter duo was busy faking it, a relentless spirit possessed the youngest, Lulu. What happens next? You need an iron stomach to watch how the family tackles the ghost this time for real.
IMDB: 6.2
Rotten Tomato: 83%
Selling Tampa: Season 1
After the success of Selling Sunset, Netflix felt more confident in starting another real-estate, reality tv-drama, Selling Tampa. It is the story of Allure Realty, which deals with some prime properties by the waterfront in Tampa, Florida.
All black female owns the business, as the reality drama takes us through the work and fun life of these successful women mixing business with fun.
IMDB: 4.5
Rotten Tomato: 50%
Riverdale: Season 5
In season 5, we witness Archie evolve and return to his roots.
He relaunches his father’s construction business, meaning to carry his legacy.
Meanwhile, Betty is an FBI special agent, and their offices are next-to-each other, meaning there will be a lot of work in exhibiting resilience and curbing temptation. But some new tidings and happy endings are expected by the end of this season.
IMDB: 6.6
Rotten Tomato: 81%
Parting Wisdom
In our research, we found many other titles like:
- Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
- Outlander
- Shrek (1, 2, Forever After)
- Sing 2
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Season 1
- The Net
- The Other Guys
- The Queen of Flow: Season 2
..and many other interesting titles that you wouldn’t want to miss out on.
Besides, who doesn’t want to watch The Dark Knight Rises, The Mitchells vs. The Machines, and Top Gun as comfort watch on Saturday when nothing feels right?
So, having US Netflix has the advantage of more movies and series than having Netflix New Zealand.