NETFLIX has revealed a list of all the original movies it is planning to release in 2022.
The streaming service giant recently increased subscription fees in the United States to fund more original content.
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It seems Netflix is making good on that promise after it revealed its movie lineup for 2022.
The lineup feature 61 live-action English-language movies, five animation films, three anime features (a first for the service), and 17 live-action movies in non-English languages.
Many of the films will feature A-list stars such as Ryan Gosling, Ryan Reynolds, Jennifer Lopez, and Charlize Theron.
The film “Spiderhead” stars Chris Hemsworth and Miles Teller, while the comedy “You People” is directed by Kenya Barris and stars Jonah Hill and Eddie Murphy.
Filmmakers such as those behind “Avengers: Endgame,” and Tyler Perry have also come on board for some of the films.
Another highly-anticipated Netlfix directorial debut in 2022 includes Oscar-winner Guillermo del Toro’s rendition of “Pinocchio.”
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Other movies expected to be big include “Blonde,” which stars Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe, and “The Adam Project,” featuring Ryan Reynolds and directed by Shawn Levy.
Netflix revealed the lineup just before the Academy Awards plans to announce the nominations for 2022’s ceremony on Tuesday, Feb 8 via global live stream.
The nominations will be announced by Leslie Jordan and Tracee Ellis Ross, and are expected to include some 2021 Netflix films such as “The Power of the Dog,” “Tick, Tick … Boom!” and “Don’t Look Up.”
Netflix-lovers can find a full list of all the 2022 movies below.
Netflix Original Movies Coming in 2022
- 13: The Musical
- 20th Century Girl
- A Jazzman’s Blues
- A Perfect Pairing
- The Adam Project (March 11)
- Against the Ice (March 2)
- All Quiet on the Western Front
- Along for the Ride (April 22)
- Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood
- Athena
- Beauty
- Bigbug (Feb. 11)
- Black Crab (March 18)
- Blonde
- Boo!
- Bubble (April 28)
- The Bubble
- Carter
- Choose or Die (April 15)
- Day Shift
- Don’t Blame Karma!
- Drifting Home
- End of the Road
- Enola Holmes 2
- Falling for Christmas
- The Good Nurse
- The Gray Man
- Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio
- Hustle
- The Inheritance
- Interceptor
- Ivy & Bean
- Jung_E
- Khufiya
- Knives Out 2
- Lady Chatterley’s Lover
- Love and Leashes (Feb. 11)
- Love in the Villa
- Luckiest Girl Alive
- Matilda (December)
- Me Time
- Metal Lords
- Monica, O My Darling
- Monkey Man
- The Mother
- The Mothership
- Mr. Harrigan’s Phone
- My Father’s Dragon
- The Noel Diary
- Operation Mincemeat (May 11)
- The Pale Blue Eye
- Persuasion
- Purple Hearts
- Qala
- Rescued by Ruby (March 17)
- Rustin
- The School for Good and Evil
- The Sea Beast
- Senior Year (May 13)
- Seoul Vibe
- The Seven Deadly Sins: Grudge of Edinburgh Part 1
- Shirley
- Slumberland
- Spaceman
- Spiderhead
- The Swimmers
- The Takedown
- Tall Girl 2 (Feb. 4)
- Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Feb. 18)
- They Cloned Tyrone
- Through My Window (Feb. 4)
- Troll
- Tyler Perry’s A Madea Homecoming (Feb. 25)
- Untitled Freddie Prinze Jr./Aimee Garcia Holiday Movie
- The Weekend Away (March 3)
- We Have a Ghost
- Wendell & Wild
- White Noise
- Windfall (March 18)
- The Wonder
- Yaksha: Ruthless Operations
- You People
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