Best Comedy Movies to Watch on Netflix
Need a chuckle? We know comedy gold can be hard to come by, so we’ve scoured the depths of the streaming landscape to dig it out. From dark humor to laugh-out-loud misadventures, these are the best comedies to stream now.
This time-hopping series about a dysfunctional but loving family is equally joyful and sad.
Two sisters confront their troubled past and ambitious futures in this addictive and excellently performed psychological drama .
This tribute to marriage and friendships is at once aspirational and heartwarming.
A woman longs for independence in this warm-hearted and charming series set in the northernmost territory of Canada.
An enjoyable whodunnit that doesn’t sacrifice emotional depth for epic scaleAn enjoyable whodunnit that doesn’t sacrifice emotional depth for epic scale.
A former assassin protects his ordinary life in this endearing, action-packed comedy series.
Three sisters deal with life and death in this moving family portrait.
Kristen Bell and Adam Brody supercharge this addictive and bite-sized romcom series.
Ghosts compete for relevancy in this unique and wholesome supernatural horror comedy.
A pleasant enough comedy that gives us a glimpse into what it means to run and play for a top NBA team.
A heartwarming and heartbreaking odyssey across America about friendship, identity, and everything in between.
A girl rediscovers her powers and her family secrets in this bold and colorful supernatural teen comedy.
Two kids fall in love with their sport (and maybe each other) in this charming coming-of-age series.
Ghosts and aliens brings together two teenagers in this eccentric, otherworldly anime.
An enjoyable detective series that doubles as a heartwarming ode to the beauty and pain of aging.
A hilariously written stand-up special that takes a smart, generous approach to typically edgy topics.
Jacqueline Novak delivers her cheeky and intimate stand-up special to the small screen.
Secrets, not soup, dishes out deliciously ludicrous deaths in this Hindi dark comedy crime thriller series.
Culturally rich and supremely gentle, The Makanai is an absolute delight to watch.
A semi-autobiographical show about millennial bewilderment, in pure punk form.
British aristocracy deal in organized crime in Guy Ritchie’s fun though familiar small screen debut.
A disgruntled fetus refuses to be born in this strange, existential comedy miniseries.
A gorgeous and tender coming-of-age addition to the Indigenous New Wave.
A uniquely mundane yet warm existential approach to the doomsday scenario.
Bryan Lee O’Malley returns to his beloved franchise in this wacky, spectacular, almost therapeutic anime.
Charlie Kaufman returns to animation in this charmingly neurotic bedtime story.
A contemplative Indonesian romance film that rewrites and re-examines the genre’s conventions.
A solid and frequently funny curation of queer comics with their own styles.
A blind comedian surpasses the current state of stand-up in this smart Mexican comedy series.
An unlikely duo bond amid grief and loneliness in this mesmerizing tale of Jewish love.
A trippy body-swap horror that doubles as a critique of millennial angst and jealousy.
