Netflix has made its intentions clear. As the streaming wars continue to heat up the global behemoth has fired the first shot in 2021 by announcing its full movie schedule for the year. Netflix will release a massive 70 new films over the course of 2021. This equates to over one new movie a week, which is far more than any other streaming service. 

Netflix made the announcement via a short trailer featuring some of its biggest releases. Introduced by The Rock, Gal Gadot, and Ryan Reynolds (the stars of Netflix’s much hyped action-comedy flick Red Notice), the two and a half minute sizzle reel highlights many of the forthcoming flicks and should get film lovers excited.

The list of must see movies includes the Chris Hemsworth and Miles Teller action flick Escape From Spiderhead, superhero comedy Thunder Force with Octavia Spencer and Melissa McCarthy, zombie actioner Army of the Dead starring Dave Bautista, and revenge Western The Harder They Fall with Idris Elba, Regina King, and Jonathan Majors. 

The line-up also includes the directorial debuts of Halle Berry (MMA flick Bruised) and Lin-Manuel Miranda (musical drama Tick, Tick… Boom!), the Eric Andre hidden camera comedy Bad Trip, and Don’t Look Up, a satirical disaster film from Adam McKay (Anchorman, Step Brothers) about two astronauts (Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence) who travel the world telling people about an asteroid that will destroy the earth. 

Check out the full list of movies here. 

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