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[Jethalal]

Netflix Movies: 71 Original New Films Coming to Netflix in 2021 | Observer

Here’s the full list of upcoming releases:

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 (January 29)

Fuimos Canciones*

I Care A Lot (February 19)**

Intrusion

Kate

Love Hard

Malcolm & Marie (February 5)

Monster

Moxie (March 3)

Munich*

Nightbooks

Night Teeth

No One Gets Out Alive

O2*

Outside the Wire (January 15)

Penguin Bloom (January 27)**

Pieces of a Woman (January 7)

Red Notice

Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Robin Robin

Skater Girl

Stowaway**

Sweet Girl

The Dig (January 29)

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 (January 22)

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 (March 12)

*non-English language

**not available globally

 

[oagboghi2]

How many of these are foreign films with a netflix logo slapped on?

 

[Jethalal]

How many of these are foreign films with a netflix logo slapped on?

The ones with a single star after them.

 

[ThatStupidLion]

gross

 

[AJUMP23]

The one they just put out with Anthony Mackie was not good.

 

[Night.Ninja]

Looking good, im not going to complain about new content.

Just give me more anime.

 

[Cockles & Whelks]

Army of Dead I'm down for.

Swarm looks like it could be interesting.

 

[Jethalal]

Looking good, im not going to complain about new content.

Just give me more anime.

How is their anime content in US?
In India, I tried to watch some but most of them were incomplete, e.g. Gintama only had half of the series, had to pirate the rest.

 

[Punkster88]

more new age woke trash being shitted out by netflix? can't wait not to watch it.

 

[Halo is Back]

How is their anime content in US?
In India, I tried to watch some but most of them were incomplete, e.g. Gintama only had half of the series, had to pirate the rest.

It's ight, I really appreciated the remaster of Evangelion though. Most series are incomplete unless it's Netflix funded.

 

[Jethalal]

It's ight, I really appreciated the remaster of Evangelion though. Most series are incomplete unless it's Netflix funded.

Yeah that's the problem. There's no Crunchyroll or Funimation here too. Only original I have seen was Devilman Crybaby, it was weird and disturbing to say the least.

 

[eot]

Certain first letters seem over represented

 

[YCoCg]

Seems like a case of endlesstrash.gif, they're trying to justify that price hike and distract from the recent licences they've lost, at least in the UK anyway, a lot of big shows expire next month and it's also the same time Netflix are increasing their price.

 

[FunkMiller]

It’s a bit hard to get all that excited about Netflix original films when the quality has been so low. Has anything they’ve done been really good?

 

[OmegaSupreme]

They canceled the dark crystal series that was actually great. Fuck em

 

[LisaMariaMartin]

Fever Dream*

Curious to see if they have the balls to stick to the original ending

 

[BadBurger]

It’s a bit hard to get all that excited about Netflix original films when the quality has been so low. Has anything they’ve done been really good?

Extraction, Chris Hemsworth helmed vehicle, is a great popcorn action movie. It has one of the slickest car chase scenes around. A bit overly long but good.

 

[Jethalal]

Extraction, Chris Hemsworth helmed vehicle, is a great popcorn action movie. It has one of the slickest car chase scenes around. A bit overly long but good.

Story was terrible though. Only the action and acting was good. Glad they chose some of the better actors from India as most from here would have messed it up.

 

[FunkMiller]

Extraction, Chris Hemsworth helmed vehicle, is a great popcorn action movie. It has one of the slickest car chase scenes around. A bit overly long but good.

Actually, that was pretty good. Forgot all about it. Some good John Wick type action and that chase was great. Villain was poor and story weak, but no worse than many other action flicks. Also props for letting Hemsworth be Australian for once.

 

[stn]

I liked Extraction, very solid as far as action flicks go.

 

[IntentionalPun]

Cleary starting to get more of Hollywood on board with actual streaming first blockbusters. They've mostly been sold projects people thought were going to flop anyways... although, a lot of this is probably that, enhanced by COVID theater closures.

They are hampered by being new to all of this and the Hollywood being married to the theater industry.

We'll see what happens post-COVID, but I expect within 5 years we'll have very few films that don't appear day and date on a streaming service.

 

[bitbydeath]

It’s a bit hard to get all that excited about Netflix original films when the quality has been so low. Has anything they’ve done been really good?

The Babysitter 1&2 are their best original movies IMO.

 

[Pumpkin Seeds]

I find a lot of the recent streaming content to not even qualify as disposable entertainment. It's largely boring, safe product.

I am spending more time on free platforms like Pluto TV simply because you might catch a crazy Nic Cage movie or something interesting like Zebraman on one of their cult/foreign film channels.

So what I'm saying about this announcement is:

 

[Sidney Prescott]

Hate to be snarky, but got to wonder how many of them will actually be worth watching.

Still, more films to watch the better for me. It's just rare I really see a Netflix film that blows me away. I think I'm honestly looking forward to The Guilty the most with Jake Gyllenhaal. The original movie was great, and it perhaps didn't need a remake, but I mean it's Jake Gyllenhaal. It must be good.

 

[Starfield]

How many of those will be shit?

 

[Philfrag]

How many of those will be shit?

All of them.

 

[Sidney Prescott]

All of them.

I think there will be some gems scattered throughout. You've got to look for the less promoted Netflix movies, they are usually the best ones.

 

[LegendOfKage]

I'd much prefer them release more than 70 movies from the 80s and 90s that people actually want to watch again.

 

[sunnysideup]

Netflix is like old Hallmark. PC crap

 

[Mahadev]

I'm expecting a 95% shit ratio. Netflix produces the most forgettable, generic garbage in existence, even Disney isn't that bad.

 

[edbrat]

Netflix movies just aren't very good, they spray money around and stars and directors make crazy bank for dialling in rubbish.

 

[EviLore]

6 Underground and Extraction were worthwhile, but they really do have a terrible track record overall.

 

[Sidney Prescott]

6 Underground and Extraction were worthwhile, but they really do have a terrible track record overall.

Extraction surprised the heck out of me. Solid action flick. Not sure if you've seen Triple Frontier but I thought that was fun enough, too. Slips up towards the end, but the heist scene is great. Honestly think they do better with big budget action flicks, it's a bit harder to mess up.

I think a problem with Netflix is they go for quantity over quality. You hear 70 new films and it sounds great, but when you get down to the nitty gritty of them, they are underwhelming. I'd rather have less releases, and better quality.

 

[TaylorSwiftFan]

Most of these will be garbage.

 

[Jethalal]

Netflix Buys Lord and Miller Cartoon Mitchells vs. Machines From Sony - Variety

Another one to the pile.