Netflix has unveiled a massive slate of new movies, with 28 original films set to hit the streaming service this year.
The streaming giant announced the expansion of its “Netflix Film universe” on the weekend with a trailer touting comedies, dramas and action thrillers and a new release “every single week”.
The frenzied look at the year ahead broke the fourth wall with big-name stars Charlize Theron, Ryan Reynolds, Millie Bobby Brown, Ryan Gosling and Jamie Foxx all enlisted to spruik their upcoming releases.
The films featured include the long-awaited sequel Knives Out 2, starring Daniel Craig, as well as The Gray Man, featuring Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans, and Brown and Henry Cavill’s Enola Holmes 2.
Australian actor Chris Hemsworth also makes an appearance in the preview, highlighting his new sci-fi action film, Spiderhead, mid-scene.
“In here is a great big world,” Hemsworth says in the context-free montage.
Several family-friendly flicks were also featured in the preview, including Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio, the animated film entitled The Sea Beast, and Slumberland featuring Jason Momoa.
Excluded from the trailer were the new adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Matilda, Hemsworth’s Extraction 2, and Rebel Wilson’s cheerleader comedy Senior Year – all of which will debut in 2022.
Netflix did not list the order in which its new films will be released over the next 11 months.
All 28 new Netflix films announced for 2022
- The Mother (starring Jennifer Lopez)
- The Adam Project (featuring Ryan Reynolds, Zoe Saldana, Jennifer Garner)
- Day Shift (with Jamie Foxx)
- The Gray Man (Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans)
- Spiderhead (Chris Hemsworth and Miles Teller)
- Slumberland (Jason Momoa)
- Falling for Christmas (Lindsay Lohan)
- Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio (Cate Blanchett and Ewan McGregor)
- A Madea Homecoming (Tyler Perry)
- Boo! (Marlon Wayans)
- They Cloned Tyrone (Jamie Foxx and John Boyega)
- Carter (Joo Won)
- The School For Good and Evil (Charlize Theron and Kerry Washington)
- Enola Holmes 2 (Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill)
- Tall Girl 2 (Ava Michelle)
- End of the Road (Queen Latifah, Beau Bridges and Ludacris)
- Hustle (Adam Sandler)
- We Have a Ghost (Jennifer Coolidge and David Harbour)
- Me Time (Mark Wahlberg and Kevin Hart)
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The Good Nurse (Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne)
- Don’t Blame Karma! (Directed by Elisa Miller)
- Wendell and Wild (Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key)
- Luckiest Girl Alive (Mila Kunis and Jennifer Beals)
- You People (Eddie Murphy, Jonah Hill and Julia Louis-Dreyfus)
- The Takedown (Omar Sy and Laurent Lafitte)
- The Sea Beast (Written and directed by Chris Williams)
- The Mothership (Halle Berry)
- Knives Out 2 (Daniel Craig)
