November 2025 is shaping up to be a milestone month for Netflix. Not only does the streamer continue its weekly live broadcasts of WWE RAW, SmackDown, and NXT, but it’s also rolling out an impressive list of Warner Bros. theatrical hits, from Wonka to Blue Beetle.
With live events, sports entertainment, and major movie releases converging on the same platform, Netflix is signalling the future of its hybrid entertainment strategy — one where streaming, sports, and cinema collide.
Below, we break down the full WWE Netflix Live Schedule for November 2025, followed by the complete Warner Bros. movie lineup coming to the service this month.
WWE on Netflix: November 2025 Live Schedule
Netflix made global headlines earlier this year by securing exclusive streaming rights for WWE RAW, SmackDown, and NXT. The partnership, valued at over $5 billion for a 10-year term, marked the first time WWE’s flagship programs were simultaneously available for global streaming.
Here’s how the November lineup looks:
| Show | Day | Streaming Time (U.S. Eastern) | Location / Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| RAW | Monday | 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM | Nationwide rotation (Chicago, Houston, Toronto, Denver) |
| NXT | Tuesday | 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM | WWE Performance Center, Orlando, Florida |
| SmackDown | Friday | 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM | Rotating arenas (Dallas, New York, London, Los Angeles) |
Live Replay Windows: Each episode remains available for on-demand viewing immediately after the live stream, globally across all regions where WWE content rights are active.
Special Event:
- WWE Survivor Series 2025 (Live from Indianapolis) — Sunday, November 24, 2025, at 7:30 PM ET
This year’s theme, “War for Control,” will see RAW and SmackDown face off for dominance under the new unified Netflix banner — a symbolic reflection of WWE’s media transformation.
WWE x Netflix: The Global Streaming Era
Netflix’s partnership with WWE has expanded the platform’s reach to new audiences. Sports and entertainment analysts note that the WWE RAW debut in January 2025 drew one of the highest live-streaming audiences in platform history, surpassing major live sports events like the Netflix Cup and the 2024 SAG Awards simulcast.
“The WWE partnership is Netflix’s most aggressive live-content play yet,” said media analyst Dr. Alison Trent of the University of Southern California. “By merging cinematic storytelling, athleticism, and fan culture, Netflix is broadening its ecosystem beyond scripted content.”
Full Warner Bros. Movie Lineup for November 2025
While wrestling fans tune in weekly, film lovers will be spoiled for choice this November. Netflix is expanding its Warner Bros. licensing deal, which kicked off in 2024 and brings major studio blockbusters to streaming during the “pay-one” window shared with HBO Max.
Below is a breakdown of all the newly confirmed titles arriving throughout the month.
Coming November 1, 2025
| Title | Year | Genre / Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Don’t Worry Darling | 2022 | Psychological thriller by Olivia Wilde starring Florence Pugh & Harry Styles. |
| Elvis | 2022 | Baz Luhrmann’s musical biopic featuring Austin Butler’s Oscar-nominated performance. |
| Game Night | 2018 | A dark comedy hit starring Jason Bateman & Rachel McAdams. |
| In the Heights | 2021 | Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical celebration of New York’s Latin community. |
| Isn’t It Romantic | 2019 | Rebel Wilson leads a rom-com satire about life inside a PG-13 fantasy. |
| Just Mercy | 2019 | True-story legal drama starring Michael B. Jordan & Jamie Foxx. |
| Life of the Party | 2018 | College comedy with Melissa McCarthy as a returning student mom. |
| Tenet | 2020 | Christopher Nolan’s mind-bending espionage thriller on temporal inversion. |
| The Little Things | 2021 | Crime thriller starring Denzel Washington & Rami Malek. |
| The Nun II | 2023 | Gothic horror sequel expanding The Conjuring universe. |
| The Way Back | 2020 | Ben Affleck’s raw comeback sports drama about redemption. |
| Wonka | 2023 | Timothée Chalamet stars in this musical prequel about young Willy Wonka. |
Coming November 2, 2025
| Title | Year | Genre / Notes |
|---|---|---|
| King Richard | 2021 | Will Smith stars as the father of Venus & Serena Williams in this inspirational biopic. |
Coming November 17, 2025
| Title | Year | Genre / Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Beetle | 2023 | DC superhero adventure starring Xolo Maridueña as Jaime Reyes, the armored hero. |
Coming November 27, 2025
| Title | Year | Genre / Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom | 2023 | Jason Momoa returns as Arthur Curry in this aquatic superhero sequel. |
Warner Bros. Licensing Deal: What It Means for Netflix?
This expanded partnership follows Netflix’s December 2024 deal that brought Warner Bros.’ major theatrical hits like Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Horizon: An American Saga, and Godzilla x Kong to streaming months after theatrical release.
The November additions cement Netflix’s growing role as a secondary distribution powerhouse for Warner Bros. content — especially as traditional studio alliances evolve in the post-merger media landscape.
“It’s a mutually beneficial relationship,” explains Greg Kessler, senior entertainment strategist at The Media Index. “Warner Bros. gets reach and revenue; Netflix gets premium content that strengthens its global movie catalog without direct production costs.”
Industry Buzz: Netflix & Warner Bros. Merger Speculation
Rumors have swirled for months about a potential Netflix acquisition bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. A report by Puck News claimed Netflix was “considering” placing a bid, though this has been publicly downplayed.
Netflix Co-CEO Greg Peters, speaking at Bloomberg’s Screentime 2025, addressed the speculation directly:
“We come from a deep heritage of being builders rather than buyers. One should have a reasonable amount of skepticism around big media mergers — they don’t have an amazing track record.”
That said, analysts suggest Netflix’s continued alignment with Warner Bros. on high-profile releases like Blue Beetle and Aquaman 2 positions the companies for deeper strategic cooperation.
How WWE Fits Into Netflix’s Broader Strategy?
While the Warner Bros. movie slate boosts Netflix’s film portfolio, WWE represents a new kind of live franchise for the streamer — blending global fandom with event-style viewership.
In September 2025, RAW episodes averaged 8.4 million live viewers, beating Netflix’s Netflix Cup and Love Is Blind: Live Reunion combined.
Sports media analyst Marcus Reynolds observes:
“WWE brings Netflix closer to the sports world — but without the rights inflation seen in the NFL or NBA. It’s scripted spectacle with loyal engagement, perfect for Netflix’s audience analytics model.”
Moreover, the live-streaming infrastructure refined through WWE will lay the groundwork for future live award shows, esports tournaments, and Netflix Originals premieres.
Why November 2025 Is a Streaming Turning Point?
Between live wrestling, blockbuster licensing, and theatrical-level releases, November 2025 may mark Netflix’s most diversified content slate ever.
| Category | Highlight | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Live Entertainment | WWE RAW, SmackDown, NXT | Expands Netflix into live sports-style programming. |
| Cinematic Additions | Wonka, Blue Beetle, Aquaman 2 | Strengthens its Hollywood library. |
| Strategic Partnerships | Warner Bros., WWE, AMC | Deepens Netflix’s industry alliances. |
| Fan Engagement | WWE Survivor Series & holiday movies | Boosts event-driven streaming habits. |
FAQs
1. When can I watch WWE RAW and SmackDown on Netflix?
Every Monday (RAW) and Friday (SmackDown) at 8 PM ET, streaming live with replays available afterwards.
2. Will Survivor Series 2025 stream on Netflix?
Yes. The WWE Survivor Series 2025 airs live from Indianapolis on November 24, 2025, at 7:30 PM ET.
3. Which Warner Bros. titles are coming this month?
Highlights include Wonka, Blue Beetle, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, and Don’t Worry Darling.
4. Are these movies available globally?
Yes — except for limited regional restrictions on Aquaman 2 and Blue Beetle in select markets with existing HBO Max rights.
5. Is Netflix acquiring Warner Bros.?
No confirmed deal exists. Netflix leadership has denied any current acquisition plans.
