Classic S’pore Movies & Dramas Like Army Daze, Incredible Tales & Triple Nine Coming to Netflix

Have more free time at home now?

Or maybe, you’re just looking for something to take your mind off the stress from WFH?

If you are, may I interest you in some classic Singapore movies and dramas? Shows that had captured 90’s kids back in the day when YouTube sounds like the brand of a swimming aid?

Classic S’pore Movies & Dramas Like Army Daze, Incredible Tales & Triple Nine Coming to Netflix

According to 8Days, Netflix will be bringing 18 more Singapore movies and TV series to the video-streaming platform.

The new shows will be released progressively from 1 Nov 2020 in three separate batches.

Titles include Masters of the Sea (Singapore’s first English TV drama)

By the way, this is Asia’s first English drama, an accomplishment that was only made possible because Singapore managed to get well-known people in to jumpstart the entire process:

Army Daze

Millennials had Ah Boys to Men, us 90’s kids have Army Daze, a comedy about serving the army in Singapore.

We Not Naughty

Here’s an interesting fact: it’s also the movie that a young Amos Yee starred in. And yes, since he was young, he already has that distinctive accent down pat.

And even an SG50 tribute film: 7 Letters

Which is really worth checking out especially once you’ve read what Singapore viewers commented on the movie trailer on YouTube.

Some Existing Shows Will Be Updated

New seasons of already existing shows on Netflix will also be added, including hot favourites Growing Up, Phua Chu Kang and Under One Roof.

For those who are hoping for Singapore’s shows and movies to expand beyond our country, you’ve got your wish. Somehow.

The movies will be available to viewers across Southeast Asia.

For the TV series, they’re available to Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore.

Calendar of Releases

1 Nov 2020

• Army Daze
• Blood Ties
• City Shark
• From Victoria Street to Ang Mo Kio
• Our Sister Mambo
• Pualu Hantu

15 Nov 2020

• Masters of the Sea
• Best of Under One Roof, Season 2
• Best of Phua Chu Kang, Season 2
• Best of Incredible Tales
• Triple Nine, Seasons 1-4
• Growing Up, Seasons 4-6

1 Dec 2020

• 7 Letters
• Nov undated
• Chennai 2 Singapore
• My Dog Dou Dou
• The Girl n the Pinafore
• Phua Chu Kang The Movie
• We Not Naughty

With this addition, the number of shows from Singapore streaming on Netflix will increase to 124.

Previously, Netflix brought 106 Singapore shows and films onto the video-streaming platform.

You can find the entire list of available Singapore shows here on Netflix.

And of course, for the real 90s kids, you won’t want to miss Incredible Tales (which is actually available in MeWatch):