Starved for new movies? Mediocre or otherwise? Netflix has you covered.
It has you covered every single week this year, all the way through fall. The streamer released a list of upcoming movies in its 2021 slate earlier this year, with the promise it would release one new movie a week. That list was incomplete: Now the streamer has released the rest of its slate.
Look out for action comedy Red Notice, starring Ryan Reynolds, Gal Gadot and The Rock; biographical film Worth, starring Michael Keaton; action thriller Kate, starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead; and dramedy The Starling, starring Melissa McCarthy.
Here's Netflix's release slate for the rest of the year.
All 42 movies Netflix is releasing in fall 2021
September
- Afterlife Of the Party (Sept. 2)
- Worth (Sept. 3)
- Blood Brothers: Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali (Sept. 9)
- Kate (Sept. 10)
- Nightbooks (Sept. 15)
- Schumacher (Sept. 15)
- Intrusion (Sept. 22)
- The Starling (Sept. 24)
- My Little Pony: A New Generation (Sept. 24)
- Sounds Like Love (Sept. 29)
- No One Gets Out Alive (Sept. 29)
October
- The Guilty (Oct. 1)
- Diana: The Musical (Oct. 1)
- There's Someone Inside Your House (Oct. 6)
- Found (Oct. 20)
- Night Teeth (Oct. 20)
- Stuck Together (Oct. 20)
- Army Of Thieves (Oct. 29)
- Hypnotic (no release date yet)
- Fever Dream (no release date yet)
November
- The Harder They Fall (Nov. 3)
- Love Hard (Nov. 5)
- A Cop Movie (Nov. 5)
- Passing (Nov. 10)
- Red Notice (Nov. 12)
- tick, tick…BOOM! (Nov. 19)
- Bruised (Nov. 24)
- Robin Robin (Nov. 24)
- 14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible (Nov. 29)
- 7 Prisoners (no release date yet)
- A Boy Called Christmas (no release date yet)
- A Castle For Christmas (no release date yet)
- The Princess Switch 3 (no release date yet)
December
- The Power Of The Dog (Dec. 1)
- Shaun The Sheep: The Flight Before Christmas (Dec. 3)
- The Unforgivable (Dec. 10)
- The Hand of God (Dec. 15)
- Don't Look Up (Dec. 24)
- The Lost Daughter (Dec. 31)
- Back To The Outback (no release date yet)
- Mixtape (no release date yet)
- Single All The Way (no release date yet)