2020 was a hell of a year. Emphasis on hell. Two weeks into 2021 and things aren’t looking much better. But while society crumbled, there was one industry that boomed: streaming services. Netflix led the charge of providing entertainment for families stuck at home to avoid a global pandemic, and it is looking to do the same in 2021!
The streamer has unveiled an epic trailer for its 2021 lineup of Netflix original movies, teasing footage from major blockbusters we already know about like Red Notice with Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot, and Ryan Reynolds, and Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead, to new amazing sounding new stuff like Halle Berry’s directing debut with MMA drama Bruised, western The Harder They Fall with Jonathan Chambers and Idris Elba (who also stars in urban western Concrete Cowboy, and Adam “The Big Short” McKay’s new film, Don’t Look Up with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence.
Then there are the conclusions to teen romance trilogies The Kissing Booth and To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, as well as a new horror trilogy in Fear Street, and an original new musical from Lin-Manuel Miranda called tick, tick… BOOM. Yes, that is how you write it. We’re even getting a superhero comedy starring Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer in Thunder Force and a new sci-fi thriller with Chris Hemsworth and Miles Teller boasting the super intriguing title of Escape from Spiderhead!
But those are just the proverbial tips of the iceberg, as Netflix will release a whopping total of 70 new movies this year, which works out to more than one new release per week! Check out some of them in the video below.
So what are all 70 these movies? You can check out the full detailed list in the embedded PDF below, including cast/crew breakdowns and synopses. Netflix has even broken it all down per genre as well, so there’s literally something for everybody.
WARNING: That list is looooooooong though, so get ready to scroll. If the embed isn’t displaying for you (because it would be folly to expect all tech to work as we want it to in 2021), you can find the original PDF over HERE.
Last Updated: January 13, 2021
HvR
January 13, 2021 at 03:26
Sorry but screw the movies, Netflix movies has been a disappointment. They should rather funnel that money (and the money they are wasting on STD) into more Netflix original series.
If I think back the last 3 years, the majority of what I would consider my top 10 things watched have been Netflix Original series.
RideBoks
January 13, 2021 at 04:40
They seemed to be on the way of becoming the next HBO but now the movies and series are flooded with so much crap (and some good stuff). It seems like the tactic was create as much content as possible worldwide before they lose all the licensed programming.
CodeDisQus
January 19, 2021 at 10:06
It worked! I mean, when you think about it, there is something for EVERYONE on their (even if it is utter crap, like the circle, (hanging my head in shame for watching that))….
That being said, when you throw that much shit at the wall, some will stick and by the looks of it, some of those movies look like they could be pretty good, at least based on the talent they are getting
CrAiGiSh
January 13, 2021 at 03:41
Fuck it … I’m in.
CodeDisQus
January 19, 2021 at 10:07
Netflix money is attracting Hollywood’s best…..that alone is impressive….as for the movies, we’ll see. They ain’t no HBO yet