Netflix is kicking off 2026 with an action-thriller starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, which is reason enough to give the film a stream.

Actor Matt Damon said Netflix wants action movies to reiterate plot lines multiple times because people are on their phones while watching a movie.

Netflix had me just where it wanted me this weekend: home. I was one among likely millions of Americans whose attention was ...

Just 'Rip' it. 'Rip' it good. Watch Matt Damon and Ben Affleck in a Netflix cop thriller as well as villainous Jack O'Connell in new "28 Years Later." ...

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Matt Damon on Thursday revealed Netflix Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:NFLX) evolving strategy for action movies. During an appearance on the ...

No stranger to filming an intense action scene, Matt Damon is learning to slow down and let the audience catch up. While discussing his and Ben Affleck‘s new Netflix movie The Rip, the Oscar winner ...

Damon has confirmed that Netflix is well aware that most people sit and scroll on their phones while watching movies on the ...

A turn for the worse, no doubt.

Daring to ask whether a joke that kind of wears out its welcome in the span of a two-minute comedy short can now be sustained at feature length, Eli Roth has announced that Snoop Dogg will not just be ...

Interstellar, Good Will Hunting, The Departed, and Oppenheimer are among Matt Damon's best movies on Letterboxd, but which is ...

Matt Damon claimed Netflix requests films reiterate the plot three or four times to accommodate viewers on phones during the ...