The
streaming
giant
Netflix,
is
promising
a
new
movie
release
every
week
in
2021.
In
a
major
announcement,
Netflix
on
Tuesday,
took
to
its
official
Twitter
account
and
unveiled
the
list
of
titles
that
will
be
premiering
on
the
platform
throughout
the
year.
The
video
shared
by
Netflix
features
some
of
the
major
international
stars
attached
to
these
projects.
The
tweet
read,
"2021
=
a
new
movie
EVERY
WEEK
on
Netflix.
Here's
a
sneak
peek
at
27
of
the
biggest,
brightest,
fastest,
funniest,
feel-good,
feel-everything
films
and
stars
coming
to
Netflix
this
year."
According
to
the
report,
some
of
the
anticipated
releases
in
2021
include
To
All
The
Boys
I've
Loved
Before
and
The
Kissing
Booth
sequels
as
well
as
originals
like
Gal
Gadot,
Dwayne
Johnson
and
Ryan
Reynolds'
action
movie
Red
Notice;
Zack
Snyder's
zombie
film
Army
of
the
Dead,
Jennifer
Lawrence
and
Leonardo
DiCaprio's
political
satire
Don't
Look
Up
and
a
musical
titled
Tik,
Tik...
Boom!,
which
will
mark
Lin
Manuel
Miranda's
directorial
debut.
This
is
the
first
time
Netflix
has
announced
a
list
of
yearly
features.
Apart
from
original
content,
the
list
also
includes
unreleased
acquisitions
like
Halle
Berry's
directorial
debut
Bruised,
and
Zendaya
and
John
David
Washington's
Malcolm
&
Marie.
The
film's
trailer
was
recently
released
and
made
a
lot
of
buzz
among
fans.
The
video
released
by
Netflix
featured
the
first
look
for
many
films,
including
Leonardo
DiCaprio
and
Jennifer
Lawrence-starrer
Don't
Look
Up.
The
film
reportedly
follows
two
astronomers
who
set
out
on
a
media
tour
to
warn
the
public
that
a
meteor
will
destroy
Earth
in
just
six
months.
Take
a
look:
According
to
The
Hollywood
Reporter,
the
2021
originals
list
consists
of
70
titles,
including
one
trilogy,
52
English
language
live-action
films,
while
eight
are
animated
and
10
are
non-English
releases.