<a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/television/netflix-apologises-over-sunday-bloody-sunday-tweet-promoting-chilling-adventures-of-sabrina-1.1144854">Netflix</a> has offered its subscribers a glimpse of what they have to look forward to in 2021 – a new star-studded movie every week. Already the master of 2020's movie landscape, the streaming platform announced a list of 70 new feature films set to land over the next 12 months. From drama, comedy and science fiction to horror and Westerns, 2021’s offering will take in every major film genre, with some releases poised as potential nominees for major awards. Among the most anticipated titles is <em>Don't Look Up</em>, from filmmaker Adam McKay of <em>The Big Short</em> and <em>Vice</em> fame, and starring <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/television/what-do-celebrities-watch-on-tv-the-shows-and-films-recommended-by-leonardo-dicaprio-adele-and-more-1.1144135">Leonardo DiCaprio</a>, Jennifer Lawrence, <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/fashion/is-rami-malek-dethroning-timothee-chalamet-as-hollywood-s-best-dressed-man-1.812651">Timothee Chalamet</a>, Chris Evans, Cate Blanchett, Meryl Streep and Jonah Hill. <em>The Harder They Fall</em>, a Western co-produced by Jay-Z and with a primarily black cast, including Regina King and <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/film/the-harder-they-fall-netflix-pauses-production-of-idris-elba-movie-following-positive-covid-19-test-1.1095293">Idris Elba</a>, is also set to be a big drop for the streaming platform. The film slate's announcements was an unusual move for <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/television/netflix-apologises-over-sunday-bloody-sunday-tweet-promoting-chilling-adventures-of-sabrina-1.1144854">Netflix</a>, which has historically dropped news of new releases one movie at a time. However, its 2021 teaser is a testament to its clout in Hollywood, as it easily surpasses the release volume of every studio. The teaser trailer is hosted by <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/film/gal-gadot-defends-her-casting-as-cleopatra-after-whitewashing-backlash-people-are-people-1.1133592">Gal Gadot</a>, <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/dwayne-the-rock-johnson-launches-an-energy-drink-plus-six-other-surprising-celebrity-products-1.1144782">Dwayne Johnson</a> and <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/sport/10-celebrities-who-invested-in-a-sports-club-before-ryan-reynolds-1.1113350">Ryan Reynolds</a>, and shows the platform has managed to snag several Oscar-winners for its coming releases, including Regina King, Adrien Brody, Sandra Bullock, Octavia Spencer and Jeremy Irons. Among the directors involved in the projects are Jane Campion for <em>The Power of the Dog</em>, and Halle Berry and Lin-Manuel Miranda, who will both be taking their first spins behind the camera. Johnson, Gadot and Reynolds will appear in <em>Red Notice</em>, an action film with a $160 million budget. The end of January will see the release of <em>The Dig, </em>based on the 2007 novel by John Preston, starring Lily James, Carey Mulligan, Ralph Fiennes and Johnny Flynn. The film tells the story of an excavator, and his team, who discover a wooden ship from the Dark Ages while digging up a burial ground on a woman's estate. Other notable releases include <em>Escape from Spiderhead</em>, a sci-fi about two prisoners who take part in a new drug test in exchange for shortened prison sentences, starring Chris Hemsworth, and Amy Poehler's coming-of-age comedy-drama <em>Moxie</em>. The preview came as <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/film/warner-bros-guarantees-filmmakers-a-payday-for-hbo-max-films-1.1143484">Warner Bros</a> revealed that it would release all 17 of its 2021 titles simultaneously in theatres and on HBO MAX. <strong>January</strong> <em>Pieces of a Woman</em> (January 7) <em>Outside the Wire</em> (January 15) <em>The White Tiger</em> (January 22) <em>Penguin Bloom</em> (January 27) <em>Finding 'Ohana</em> (January 29) <em>The Dig</em> (January 29) <strong>February</strong> <em>Malcolm & Marie</em> (February 5) <em>I Care A Lot</em> (February 19) <strong>March</strong> <em>Moxie </em>(March 3) <em>Yes Day</em> (March 12) <strong>No release date yet</strong> <em>8 Rue de l'Humanité</em> <em>A Boy Called Christmas</em> <em>A Castle for Christmas</em> <em>Afterlife of the Party</em> <em>Army of the Dead</em> <em>Awake</em> <em>A Week Away</em> <em>A Winter's Tale from Shaun the Sheep</em> <em>Back to the Outback</em> <em>Bad Trip</em> <em>Beauty</em> <em>Blonde</em> <em>Blood Red Sky</em> <em>Bombay Rose</em> <em>Beckett</em> <em>Bruised</em> <em>Concrete Cowboy</em> <em>Don't Look Up</em> <em>Double Dad</em> <em>Escape from Spiderhead</em> <em>Fear Street Trilogy</em> <em>Fever Dream</em> <em>Fuimos canciones</em> <em>Intrusion</em> <em>Kate</em> <em>Love Hard</em> <em>Monster</em> <em>Munich</em> <em>Nightbooks</em> <em>Night Teeth</em> <em>No One Gets Out Alive</em> <em>O2</em> <em>Red Notice</em> <em>Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles</em> <em>Robin Robin</em> <em>Skater Girl</em> <em>Stowaway</em> <em>Sweet Girl</em> <em>The Guilty</em> <em>The Hand of God</em> <em>The Harder They Fall</em> <em>The Kissing Booth 3</em> <em>The Last Letter from Your Lover</em> <em>The Last Mercenary</em> <em>The Loud House Movie</em> <em>The Power of the Dog</em> <em>The Princess Switch 3</em> <em>There's Someone Inside Your House</em> <em>The Starling</em> <em>The Swarm</em> <em>The Woman in the Window</em> <em>Things Heard and Seen</em> <em>Thunder Force</em> <em>Tick, Tick... BOOM!</em> <em>To All The Boys: To All The Boys: Always and Forever, Lara Jean</em> <em>Trollhunters: Rise of the Titans</em> <em>Untitled Alexandre Moratto film</em> <em>Untitled Graham King film</em> <em>Untitled Alicia Keys rom-com</em> <em>Wish Dragon</em>
