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Netflix Is Releasing A New Movie Every Week Of 2021

Joanna Freedman

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Netflix Is Releasing A New Movie Every Week Of 2021

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Let's face it, none of us are doing anything at the moment except escaping reality by watching films day in, day out.

And Netflix obviously read the room pretty accurately, as they've just made good on their promise to release a film a week for the entirety of 2021.

Yep, they've promised 71 whole titles for us to enjoy this year (and that's not even counting the films they haven't acquired yet). Result!

Leonardo Di Caprio in Don't Look Up (Credit: Netflix)
Leonardo Di Caprio in Don't Look Up (Credit: Netflix)
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This number means the company has acquired more than Disney and Warner Bros. combined so far.

The Netflix movies will span across all genres - from action adventure to rom-coms to musicals - meaning there will be something for everyone.

Many of the titles will have big names at the helm, too. Some of the stars making appearances include Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Halle Berry, Melissa McCarthy, Jason Momoa, Ryan Reynolds, Chris Hemsworth and Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Idris Elba's Concrete Cowboy also features in the list (Credit: Netflix)
Idris Elba's Concrete Cowboy also features in the list (Credit: Netflix)
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Oh, and Leonardo DiCaprio, Idris Elba, Gal Gadot and Jennifer Lawrence (Netflix, you do spoil us!).

To advertise the exciting move, a few of these famous faces popped up in a show reel to tell us about their projects, and give us a sneak peek of 27 of the hits.

You can watch that trailer below:

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Some of the films featuring include Red Notice, starring Gal Gadot, The Rock and Ryan Reynolds (which centres around an Interpol agent hunting down the world's most wanted art thief); Zack Snyder's zombie film Army of the Dead (about a Las Vegas heist in the middle of a Zombie quarantine) and Hamilton favourite Lin-Manuel Miranda's tick tick....BOOM! (chronicling the tale of of an aspiring composer named Jon, from New York in the 1990s).

Celeb packed political satire disaster film, Don't Look Up, is also landing on the platform, starring big names such as Jennifer Lawrence, Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothee Chalamet, Kid Cudi, Ariana Grande and Meryl Streep.

Army of the Dead drops on Netflix in 2021 (Credit: Netflix)
Army of the Dead drops on Netflix in 2021 (Credit: Netflix)

Plus, films from some of the best loved Netflix Original franchises like To All The Boys I've Loved Before and The Kissing Booth also get a look in, bringing out their third instalments.

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Phew. We don't know where to start!

Here's the list of the movies planned for release in 2021 on Netflix, as it stands:

Action

Army of the Dead
Awake
Kate
Outside the Wire (released January 15th)
Red Notice
Sweet Girl

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Horrors

Fear Street Trilogy
No One Gets Out Alive
There's Someone Inside Your House
Things Heard and Seen

Thrillers

Blood Red Sky
Beckett
Escape from Spiderhead
Intrusion
Munich
O2
Night Teeth
The Swarm
The Woman in the Window

Sci-fi

Stowaway

Romances

A Castle For Christmas
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Kissing Booth 3
Love Hard
The Last Letter from Your Lover
The Princess Switch 3
To All The Boys: Always and Forever
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Dramas

Beauty
Blonde
Bombay Rose
Bruised
Concrete Cowboy
Fever Dream
Malcolm & Marie (released February 5th)
Monster
Penguin Bloom (released January 27th)
Pieces of Woman (released January 7th)
The Dig (released January 29th)
The Guilty
The Hand of God
The Power of the Dog
The Starling
The White Tiger (released January 22nd)
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Westerns

The Harder They Fall

Comedys

8 Rue de l'Humanité
Afterlife of the Party
Bad Trip
Don't Look Up
Double Dad
I Care A Lot (released February 19th)
Moxie (released March 3rd)
The Last Mercenary
Thunder Force

Family films

A Boy Called Christmas
A Winter's Tale from Shaun the Sheep
Back to the Outback
Finding 'Ohana (released January 29th)
Loud House
Nightbooks
Robin Robin
Skater Girl
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans
Wish Dragon
YES DAY (released March 12th)

Musicals

A Week Away
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Check out more info and a synopsis for every film by visiting Netflix's slate.

Topics: TV and Film, TV News, TV Entertainment, Netflix

Joanna Freedman
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