2026 is still young, but one fact remains clear - Netflix keeps killing it with its content. Every week, new movies are added to make those high subscription prices worth it. But which films should you watch? That's where Watch With Us comes in. The below list of the three best new-to-Netflix movies to watch this weekend includes the steamy drama The Threesome, the unconventional biopic Priscilla starring recent 2026 Critics Choice Award winner Jacob Elordi and the all-ages comedy Harry and the Hendersons, featuring John Lithgow and one hungry Bigfoot. 'The Threesome' (2025) After a night of drinking and dancing, Connor (Jonah Hauer-King), Jenny (Ruby Cruz) and Olivia (Zoey Deutch) all wind up in bed together. After their threesome, everyone's feelings are complicated: Jenny loves Connor, Connor loves Olivia and Olivia isn't sure who she loves. When an unexpected pregnancy rocks their lives, the trio are forced to think beyond their complicated love triangle and ask themselves what they really want out of life - and who they want to spend it with. 5 Best New Movies to Stream This Weekend (January 9-11) A dramatic rom-com, The Threesome isn't as sexy or playful as its title suggests. Instead, it uses that provocation as a way to chronicle the often messy nature of love and relationships. All three leads are great, but special props should be given to Deutch as a woman whose heart wants one thing while her common sense tells her to pursue something else. The Threesome is streaming on Netflix. 'Priscilla' (2023) Almost 50 years after his death, Elvis Presley continues to fascinate everyone, especially film directors. One year after Baz Luhrmann released his rousing, rock-and-rolling biopic Elvis, director Sofia Coppola made her own version of the Elvis legend by focusing on the woman behind the man - first wife Priscilla Presley. Wake Up Dead Man's Cailee Spaeny stars as the titular character, who meets Elvis (Jacob Elordi) at an army station in West Germany when she's just 14 years old. They fall instantly in love and later marry when she's of age, but life as the wife of a rock star proves to be more difficult than she realizes. When Elvis begins to take drugs and sleep with other women, Priscilla has to choose between standing by her man or doing what's best for her and her newborn daughter, Lisa Marie. Unlike most biopics, Priscilla is more focused on placing the audience into the shoes of its subject to really understand her. As a result, you really get a sense of how the very young Priscilla first saw Elvis and how her opinion of him changed over time. There are no bad guys in Priscilla, just flawed people caught in extraordinary circumstances. The best thing about Priscilla is that it always humanizes its iconic couple - these were real people behind their rock star facades, and their fame was often more of a curse than a blessing. Priscilla is streaming on Netflix. 'Harry and the Hendersons' (1987) On their long drive back to Seattle from their camping trip, the Henderson family unexpectedly hit a mysterious creature wandering the road. To their surprise, the creature turns out to be none other than Bigfoot. Dad George (John Lithgow) decides to bring it home so he can earn some cash proving Bigfoot's existence, but he soon discovers the creature is alive, well and super lovable. Soon, "Harry" becomes a part of the family, but will the outside world, including a greedy hunter who wants to kill Harry, accept the hairy beast as one of their own? 14 Best Netflix Movies for Kids and Families (January 2026) Deliberately absurd, Harry and the Hendersons is a winning family comedy that's not really made anymore. Harry's then-state-of-the-art makeup and prosthetics are still impressive - you really believe Bigfoot actually exists and is just as lovable as fellow '80s creatures E.T. and Gizmo! The movie is sweet without being sickening, and by the end, you wish you had your own Harry making a mess in the kitchen. Harry and the Hendersons is streaming on Netflix.