#Netflix movies 2021 movie

While Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead got a week-long theatrical window and then went on to nab around 72 million global households, the Matthias Schweighöfer-directed prequel will seemingly get a standard “just on Netflix” release. Yes, but what about Red Notice and Army of Thieves?Īs noted above, there were two unexpected omissions from the whole “in theaters and then on streaming” list.

#Netflix movies 2021 movie

It’ll also be followed by two early-2022 Sandra Bullock star vehicles (a co-starring role in Sony’s Bullet Train alongside Brad Pitt and a starring role in Paramount’s The Lost City of D alongside Channing Tatum) which will hopefully prove that folks will still see Bullock in a movie theater and not just on their couch. While obviously less crowd-pleasing than the apocalyptic Bird Box, the film will feature Bullock and Viola Davis going toe-to-toe. Directed by Nora Fingscheidt and co-written by Peter Craig, Hillary Seitz and Courtney Miles, this flick stars Bullock as a woman released from prison after doing time for an unspecified violent crime. In Sandra Bullock’s first big movie, on Netflix or anywhere else for that matter, since the late-2018 sensation Bird Box, The Unforgivable is based on the British miniseries Unforgiven.

The Unforgivable (theaters November 24/Netflix December 10) (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/WireImage) WireImage NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 15: Tom Hanks, Thomas Horn, Sandra Bullock, director Stephen Daldry, Viola Davis and Jeffrey Wright attend the 'Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close' New York premiere at the Ziegfeld Theater on Decemin New York City.