If anyone is benefiting from the coronavirus pandemic, it’s Netflix. The streaming juggernaut has 70, SEVENTY, films slated to release every week for the rest of 2021. 27 of those films were teased in a trailer you can view below.
Some of the 70 films include popular actors like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Gal Gadot, Ryan Reynolds, Chris Hemsworth, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Melissa McCarthy, Halle Berry, Jennifer Garner, Jason Momoa, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Jennifer Lawrence.
Here’s the full list in alphabetical order:
- 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 (just use subtitles you peasant)
** not available globally (the only time it pays to live in America)
Voila! There you have it. 70 films to keep you occupied as democracy collapses, climate change burns on and the pandemic continues to rage throughout the world (excluding New Zealand).
