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Three new Harlan Coben shows have been released on Netflix this year. They are Missing You, Just One Look and Caught. Missing You was the first series to come out in January, and it saw much success. It managed to pull in a whopping total of 58 million views in the first half of 2025. But this British mystery thriller series wasn't the only Harlan Coben show capturing viewers’ attention at the beginning of the year.

Just One Look came along in early March, and while it didn't quite match the massive numbers of Missing You, it still drew impressive viewership thanks to its gripping plot and unexpected twists. In fact, Netflix recently unveiled its latest engagement report, which shows how much and what its members watched on the platform from January to June 2025, and Just One Look managed to rack up a total of 14.7 million views during that period.

While that's already an impressive feat itself,...

If you browse through Netflix's thriller section, you'll notice that Harlan Coben’s adaptations continue to dominate. The streaming platform currently hosts 10 series based on his novels, along with one original show not tied to his published works. In 2025, three out of those 10 series adaptations were released. First was Missing You, followed by Just One Look and then Caught (Atrapados).

But with all three offering their own unique twists, which one truly stands out? Which one will have you hooked from beginning to end and leave you wanting more? In this article, we rank all three from worst to best, so you can find the perfect binge for your next thriller fix.

Maria Debska as Greta and Cezary Lukaszewicz as Jacek in Just One Look | Netflix 3. Just One LookDirectors: Marek Lechki and Monika FilipowiczWriters: Agata Malesińska and Maciej KowalewskiCast: Maria Debska, Cezary Lukaszewicz, Piotr Stramowski

Here’s my issue with Just One Look.

A happily married woman finds an old photograph of her husband — but nothing about the photo, or the people in it, are familiar to her. When her husband seemingly vanishes, she pieces together the clues and stumbles upon a conspiracy related to a tragedy from her past. Adapted from Harlan Coben’s book of the same name, the Polish mystery thriller Just One Lookstars Maria Dębska, Cezary Łukaszewicz, and Piotr Stramowski. It was directed by Marek Lechki (Pakt) and Monika Filipowicz.

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Greta’s (Dębska) trust in her husband, Jacek (Łukaszewicz), falters when she finds a mysterious photo of him that she’s never seen before. The picture is from a long time ago, and Jacek isn’t the only one in it — among those in the snapshot is a woman whose face is crossed out. While Jacek says...

Here’s How Fans Are Reacting To Netflix’s New Harlan Coben Thriller! ( Photo Credit – Netflix )

Once again, Netflix delivered a gripping Harlan Coben thriller, and fans are wasting no time diving into their latest binge-watch obsession. The streaming platform’s Poland division has brought Just One Look to life! It is a six-part adaptation of Coben’s 2004 novel that promises to keep viewers hooked with its relentless twists and turns.

Harlan Coben’s Powerhouse Collaboration With Netflix

This isn’t the first time the best-selling author has teamed up with Netflix. In 2018, he inked a lucrative five-year deal with the company to adapt 14 of his novels into series or films, overseeing the projects as an executive producer.

The partnership proved so successful, with hits like Fool Me Once, Missing You, and Safe, that Netflix extended the deal for another four years. Just One Look is the tenth of these adaptations,...

Harlan Coben has made an enemy of me. I’ll admit that this enmity is in its nascent phase (it started in 2024), and there’s a good chance that, in the future, maybe my mind will change and I’ll become a fan of his work. But, for now, seeing his name gets my blood boiling. This whole affair began with Fool Me Once, which was released on New Year’s Day 2024. I mean, it’s one thing to release anything at that time of the year and a whole other thing to release something as boring, convoluted, and infuriating as that miniseries on the first day of a new year. Netflix and Coben recreated the magic on New Year’s Day 2025 with Missing You. That show was technically as mind-numbing as the last one. But given how the narrative had a subplot about a dog lover scamming rich people,...

Harlan Coben's latest series, Just One Look, has finally been released on Netflix, and fans are eager to dive into its suspenseful plot. This is Coben's second new Netflix show of 2025, with the hit Missing You being released at the top of the year. Like all of his other Netflix series, Just One Look is filled with thrilling twists, shocking reveals, and unexpected turns that keep viewers hooked from start to finish. It's definitely another gripping addition to his impressive Netflix lineup, and it's not a show you want to miss!

Just One Look is a Polish-language mystery thriller series adapted from Coben's 2004 standalone novel of the same name. This marks not the first but the third time Coben’s work has been adapted for the screen in Poland, following two other Polish-language Netflix series based on his books. Those must-see shows are The Woods and Hold Tight.

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With each new series on Netflix, author Harlan Coben's books brought to the screen continue to prove to be a success. And I have no doubt that even though this is a Polish series, the latest one, Just One Look, will be added to that list as well!

With a new show to watch, you know we're excited and can't wait. It's time for an official countdown because it's not much longer now at all! Harlan Coben's Just One Look premieres Wednesday, March 5, 2025 at 12 a.m. Pt / 3 a.m. Et on Netflix. Will you be staying up late to watch? The twisty drama is only 6 episodes long, so not too bad for you night owls.

As mentioned above, the international title is a Polish show and set in Poland. The series is available to watch it dubbed or with subtitles in English, whichever you prefer. For those of you...

Calling all Harlan Coben fans! A new twisty mystery awaits you this March in the upcoming crime thriller series Just One Look. Based on Coben's beloved 2004 novel of the same name, the Polish-language Netflix show promises to deliver a gripping tale of secrets, suspense, and unexpected turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat!

This marks the third Coben adaptation produced in Poland for the streaming platform, with the crime dramas The Woods (2020) and Hold Tight (2022) being the previous two. Although the exact episode count for this new series is yet to be announced, we can likely expect between five and eight episodes, which is typical for a Harlan Coben series on Netflix.

What we do know is that, like Coben's previous shows, Just One Look is billed as a limited series. This means it will tell a full story over the course of its episodes, with...

UK seller Canoe has locked in a series of theatrical deals for Ukrainian war film, Bucha Unbroken, directed by Stanislav Tiunov and written and produced by Oleksandr Shchur.

It has sold to Cinemundo (Portugal), 9th Plan (Poland), Film Hive (Canada) andLighthouse Home Entertainment (German-speaking Europe). It was released nationwide in Ukraine on November 7.

The film is based on the true story of Konstantin Gudauskas, a Lithuanian Jew, citizen of Kazakhstan, and resident of Ukraine who used his foreign passport to save 203 civilians following the 2022 Russian invasion. Poland’s Cezary Lukaszewicz and Ukraine’s Vyacheslav Dovzhenko star.

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It takes a person walking through hell to see what they are truly made of. When war, the greatest of human evils, made itself manifest through the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, heroes emerged from amid the ordinary people. Konstantin Gudauskas (Cezary Lukaszewicz) was among them and successfully lead 203 Ukrainians to freedom. However, despite this powerful narrative foundation, Bucha falls short at delivering as a dignifying execution, revealing that the weight of this story may have been too great for director Stanislav Tiunov to bear.

Gudauskas is a Kazakhstani who has been granted political asylum in Ukraine years before the war, placing him amid the whirlwind from the beginning. As the first missiles are hitting Kyiv, he is guilt-tripped into going on his first assignment, which requires him to drive the pregnant wife and children of a high-profile Ukrainian, who is wanted by the Russian troops, back to safety....

Exclusive: London-based sales firm Canoe Film is launching sales on Ukrainine war film Bucha Unbroken, which will have its world premiere at the upcoming Warsaw Film Festival.

The film is based on the true story of Konstantin Gudauskas, a Lithuanian Jew and resident of Ukraine who used his Kazakh passport to travel to Russian occupied territories and save 203 civilians. The film depicts Konstantin’s clandestine rescue operation in Bucha, Vorzel, and Hostomel (Kyiv region), beginning with a call he receives from a Crimean intelligence agent who sees his ability to move freely within the region as an asset. While his harrowing work saves hundreds of lives, the situation becomes increasingly dangerous, and the intelligence agency can no longer sanction his work. Konstantin must make a difficult decision that will risk his own survival and others.

Oleksandr Shchur produces and wrote the screenplay while director is Stanislav Tiunov. Canoe will introduce...

A focused look at the violence committed by Russia during the invasion of Ukraine, told from the perspective of a real-life hero. Well-executed war scenes and a compelling villain make Bucha a gripping and important cinematic experience. The film falls short in developing Konstantin's character fully, portraying him as a sugarcoated hero without many layers.

On February 24th, 2022, the entire world was rocked to its very core when news broke that Russian forces had begun to storm Ukraine. Over time, these continuous and aggressive actions towards the latter country have consistently been called the biggest attack on any European country since World War II. One of the earliest but most startling maneuvers from Russia came not even a month later, on March 4th, when Vladimir Putin's military began their horrendous assault on one of Ukraine's towns. In what is known as the Bucha Massacre, close to 500 innocent victims...

On the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel, we will be posting one full movie every day of the week, giving viewers the chance to watch them entirely free of charge. Every movie we shared in the month of October was in the horror genre, but now that Halloween season has passed we’re drifting into another genre with today’s Free Movie of the Day. Today’s selection is the Polish action movie Diablo: The Ultimate Race, and you can watch it over on the YouTube channel linked above, or you can just watch it in the embed at the top of this article.

Directed by Daniel Markowicz and Michal Otlowski, who also crafted the screenplay with Michal Kasprzyk, Diablo: The Ultimate Race has the following synopsis: A young man with a passion for fast cars tries to earn money for his sister’s medical care by participating in underground car races.