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While the coronavirus pandemic drives the film industry into a free fall, Netflix is gearing up to fill the gap, promising to release at least one original film each week in 2021.
The hugely popular streaming service has launched a reel full of stars showing the more than 70 titles it hopes to launch in the new year. Presented by the stars of the long-awaited film “Red Notice” – Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds – the trio leads viewers through a list of action, comedy, musical and dramatic films that are expected to appear on Netflix throughout the year.
They joined other stars like Halle Berry, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Joey King, Amy Adams, Chris Hemsworth, Melissa McCarthy and many more.
In addition to “Red Notice”, other highlights include sneak peeks in the western “The Harder They Fall” with Regina King and Idris Elba, as well as “Batman vs. Superman” by director Zack Snyder, “Army of the Dead”, starring bold names like Dave Bautista and Tig Notaro. Also on the reel are Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence for their film “Don’t Look Up”.
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‘Concrete Cowboy’ is released on Netflix in 2021. (Netflix)
The sizzle reel also gives fans a first look at the final episodes in the “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” and “The Kissing Booth” trilogies.
Netflix is in a solid position to dominate the film industry in 2021, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to force cinemas to close or starve to release new content. The studios have postponed much of their marketable tents until the end of the year, for fear that no one can or wants to go to a theater to see them.
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Netflix, in turn, can launch new content directly into people’s homes on its platform, leaving it uninhibited by the pandemic. As a result, it is possible that the conversation around films in 2021 will be largely dominated by Netflix originals.
To help users plan their year watching movies, below are all the titles Netflix announced on its sizzle reel Tuesday:
ACTION
Army of the Dead Awakens Kate Off the Line (January 15) Red Warning Sweet Girl
HORROR
Fear Street Trilogy No one gets out alive There’s someone inside your house Things you can hear and see
‘Army of the Dead’, starring Tig Notaro, will be released on Netflix in 2021. (Netflix)
THRILLER
Blood Red Sky Beckett Escape from Spiderhead Intrusion Munich O2 Night Teeth The Swarm The Woman at the Window
SCI-FI
Clandestine
ROMANCE
A Castle For Christmas Fuimos Canciones Kissing Booth 3 Love Hard The last letter from her lover The Princess Switch 3 For all boys: Always and forever Untitled Alicia Keys Rom-Com
DRAMA
Beauty Blonde Bombay Rose Concrete bruised CowboyFever Dream Malcolm & Marie (February 5) Monster Penguin Bloom (January 27) Pieces of a Woman (January 7) The Dig (January 29) The Guilty The Hand of God The Power of the Dog The Starling The White Tiger (January 22) Unt. Alexandre Moratto Film Unt. Graham King
Jennifer Garner stars in ‘Yes Day’, releasing on Netflix in 2021. (Netflix)
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WESTERN
The more they fall
COMEDY
8 Rue de l’Humanité Life after the death of the party Bad trip Don’t look for a double dad, I care a lot (February 19) Moxie (March 3) The Last Mercenary Thunder Force
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FOR ALL THE FAMILY
A boy named Christmas A winter tale by Shaun the Sheep back to Outback Finding ‘Ohana (January 29) Nightbooks Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Robin Robin Skater Girl The Loud House Movie Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans Wish Dragon YES DAY (March 12)
MUSICAL
A week away, tick, tick … BOOM