Despite the impact of the COVID-19 with regard to the production of films and TV series, Netflix promises a new movie every week for this 2021. The streaming giant has recently released a video (which you can find at the head of the article) where they are shown well 27 of these new films, which will involve actors of the caliber of how Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Gal Gadot, Ryan Reynolds, Chris Hemsworth, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Melissa McCarthy, Halle Berry, Jennifer Garner, Jason Momoa, Leonardo DiCaprio e Jennifer Lawrence. In total, Netflix will release 70 new films in 2021, one every week, and you can find the full list of the aforementioned feature films below:
- 8 Rue de l'Humanité
- A Boy Called Christmas
- A Castle for Christmas
- Afterlife of the Party
- Army of the Dead
- Awake
- A Week Away
- A Winter's Tale from Shaun the Sheep
- Back to the Outback
- Bad trip
- Beauty
- Blonde
- Blood red sky
- Bombay Rose
- Beckett
- Bruised
- Concrete cowboy
- Don't Look Up
- Double Dad
- Escape from Spiderhead
- Fear Street Trilogy
- Fever Dream
- Finding 'Ohana
- Fuimos Canciones
- I Care A Lot
- Intrusion
- Kate
- Love hard
- Malcolm & Marie
- Monster
- Moxie
- Munich
- Nightbooks
- Night teeth
- No One Gets Out Alive
- O2
- Outside the Wire
- Penguin bloom
- Pieces of a Woman
- Red Notice
- Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
- Robin robin
- Skater Girl
- Stowaway
- Sweet girl
- The Dig
- The Guilty
- The Hand of God
- The Harder They Fall
- The Kissing Booth 3
- The Last Letter from Your Lover
- The last mercenary
- The Loud House Movie
- The Power of the Dog
- The Princess Switch 3
- There's Someone Inside Your House
- The Starling
- The Swarm
- The White Tiger
- The Woman in the Window
- Things Heard and Seen
- Thunder force
- tick, tick… BOOM!
- To All The Boys: Always and Forever
- Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans
- Untitled Alexandre Moratto
- Untitled Graham King
- Untitled Alicia Keys Rom-Com
- Wish Dragon
- YES DAY
This is the first time ever Netflix has revealed its entire slate of annual movies, and this could be a sign that the industry, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, is inevitably veering into the world. streaming.
