Netflix New Releases: Movies And TV Shows Coming To Netflix Streaming In April

While April showers are supposed to bring May flowers, this year they'll bring a little something extra to you folks with a Netflix subscription. In particular, the titles we're about to list below will be on their way to your instant streaming queues, should you choose to partake in them. And with a good mix of the new with the old, there's certainly a lot of options to choose from.
Here's what's heading to Netflix Instant in April. However, please keep in mind, titles and dates are, as always, subject to change. In addition, if you are looking for the list of March 2017 releases, we have you covered.
Kubo and The Two Strings Kubo Mickey Beetle

Week of April 1st

A Weekend with the Family (2016) -- April 1
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) -- April 1
Across the Universe (2007) -- April 1
An American Tail (1986) -- April 1
An American Tail: Fievel Goes West (1991) -- April 1
An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster (1999) -- April 1
Boy Bye (2016) -- April 1
Born To Be Free (2016) -- April 1
Cool Runnings (1993) -- April 1
Good Witch: Season 2 (2016) -- April 1
Gremlins (1984) -- April 1
Only for One Night (2016) -- April 1
Richard Pryor: Live & Smokin' (1971) -- April 1
Scooby-Doo (2002) -- April 1
Schindler's List (1993) -- April 1
Something's Gotta Give (2003) -- April 1
Thunderstruck (2012) -- April 1
Wynonna Earp: Season 1 (2016)-- April 1
Trouble with the Curve (2012) -- April 1
Tropic Thunder (2008) -- April 1
The Tenth Man (2016) -- April 1
The D Train (2015) -- April 2
Chewing Gum: Season 2 --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 4
Louis C.K. 2017 --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 4
Disney's The BFG (2016) -- April 6
El Faro De Las Orcas --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL FILM -- April 7
Dawn of the Croods: Season 3 --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 7
The Get Down: Part 2 --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 7
Win It All --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL FILM -- April 7
Kubo and the Two Strings (2016) -- April 8
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Reboot Jonah Ray and The Bots

Week of April 9th

Documentary Now!: Season 2 (2016) -- April 10
Kevin Hart: What Now (2016) -- April 11
DC's Legends of Tomorrow: Season 2 (2016) -- April 12
Chelsea: Season 2 ---NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 14
El Elegido (2017) -- April 14
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 14
Sandy Wexler --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL FILM -- April 14
Disney's Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993) -- April 15
Slam --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL FILM -- April 15
The Secret Life of Pets Computer Gathering

Week of April 16th

Lucas Brothers: On Drugs --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 18
A Plastic Ocean -- April 19
Bill Nye Saves the World: Season 1 --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 21
Girlboss: Season 1 --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 21
Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On: Season 1 --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 21
Sand Castle --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL FILM -- April 21
Tales by Light: Season 2 --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 21
The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show: Season 4 --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 21
The Prestige (2006) -- April 21
Tramps --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL FILM -- April 21
The Great British Baking Show: Masterclass: Season 1-3 (2016) -- April 22
The Secret Life of Pets (2016) -- April 22
Dear White People Samantha On The Mic

Week of April 23rd

Liv and Maddie: Season 4 (2016) -- April 23
Phantom (2013) -- April 23
Long Nights Short Mornings (2016) -- April 24
Disney's Queen of Katwe (2016) -- April 25
The 101-Year-Old Man Who Skipped Out on the Bill and Disappeared --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL FILM -- April 25
Vir Das: Abroad Understanding --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 25
Real Rescues: Season 6-7 (2012) -- April 26
Trust (2010) -- April 26
Las Chicas del Cable: Season 1 --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 27
A Murder in the Park (2014) -- April 28
Casting JonBenet --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 28
Dear White People: Season 1 ---NETFLIX ORIGINAL -- April 28
Rodney King --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL FILM -- April 28
Small Crimes --- NETFLIX ORIGINAL FILM -- April 28
Sofia The First Sofia and Oona On The Shore

Week of April 30th

Sofia the First: Season 3 (2015) -- April 30
Movie fans are getting a lot of new content from both the past and present eras of film-making, with a lot of recent releases hitting the streaming service. If you happened to miss Kubo and The Two Strings or Disney's The BFG, both films will be streaming towards the beginning of the month. Meanwhile, further family friendly options will be dropping towards the end of the month, when The Secret Life of Pets and Disney's Queen of Katwe make their way on to Netflix's digital library.
Adults in the family make out better with the more classic films launching on Netflix Instant, as A Nightmare on Elm Street, Gremlins, and Schindler's List all hit at the top of the month. Though kids will still get something out of the deal, as all three films of An American Tail's run will be added at the same time. If your tastes run more to the modern, you'll be able to watch Tropic Thunder or The Prestige, among all of the other listed options, throughout the month.
TV-wise, things are a little light, as season 2 of DC's Legends of Tomorrow is the only non-original option that seems to be of note. That said, Netflix's original material seems to be in full form in April, as Louis C.K. has a new comedy special premiering, and the widely anticipated revamp of Mystery Science Theater 3000 is finally going to be unveiled for all to see! Also, if you're a fan of The Get Down, you should probably start re-watching part 1 now, as part 2 is coming on April 7th, completing the show's first season.
Can't find a Netflix original on the list you could have sworn was dropping in April? Or are you just curious about what the streaming network has released, and is looking to produce in the coming months of 2017? Check out our Netflix premiere schedule, which can be found here.

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