Netflix's 2022 Film Highlights
Get ready to dive into a cinematic adventure with Netflix's 2022 lineup, featuring a star-studded cast and a diverse range of genres. From romantic period dramas to sci-fi adventures, there’s something for everyone.
For those who love historical romance, "Lady Chatterley’s Lover" is a must-watch. If you're into dreamy fantasies, "Slumberland" with Jason Momoa will transport you to a world of wonder. Anime enthusiasts can look forward to Tetsurō Araki's gravity-defying "Bubble." Sci-fi fans are in for a treat with "The Adam Project" and "The Mothership," while those who enjoy a good mystery can follow the trail with "Enola Holmes 2." For a taste of espionage, "Khufiya" and "The Gray Man" bring the spy games to life. And if you're a fan of quirky mysteries, Benoit Blanc returns in the sequel to "Knives Out."
Book adaptations, musicals, teen comedies, family films, and even a holiday movie starring Lindsay Lohan as a ski-challenged hotel heiress round out the list. Behind the scenes, renowned directors like Guillermo del Toro, Rian Johnson, Anthony and Joe Russo, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Niki Caro, Nora Twomey, Sally El Hosaini, George C. Wolfe, Judd Apatow, Noah Baumbach, Richard Linklater, Kenya Barris, Paul Feig, Tyler Perry, Shawn Levy, and Francis Lawrence are at the helm. New voices, such as Carrie Cracknell and Juel Taylor, are also making their mark.
One standout film is "13: The Musical," a coming-of-age story that celebrates the bittersweet journey of growing up. Based on the Broadway production that launched Ariana Grande's career, the film follows 12-year-old Evan Goldman, who navigates the challenges of his parents' divorce, prepares for his bar mitzvah, and tries to fit in at a new school after moving from New York City to small-town Indiana. Directed by Tamra Davis, known for classics like "Half Baked" and "Billy Madison," the film features an ensemble of talented teenage newcomers, along with Debra Messing and Rhea Perlman. With a script by Tony Award winner Robert Horn and new music by Tony Award winner Jason Robert Brown, "13: The Musical" promises to be a heartwarming and entertaining experience.
Delve into the nostalgic world of late '90s romance with this captivating coming-of-age tale that resonates across generations.
The story centers on Bo-ra, a 17-year-old who experiences the exhilarating rush of first love in 1999 - a relationship marked by its innocence, sweetness, and inevitable heartbreak.
What makes this narrative particularly compelling is its dual timeline approach. We witness Bo-ra years later, now navigating adult life in the 21st century, when unexpected news about her teenage sweetheart resurfaces emotions she believed were long buried.
This beautifully crafted film explores the vibrant, memorable moments that define youth - from passionate first loves to the unbreakable bonds of friendship that carry us through life's transitions.
Award-winning director Bang Woo-ri, celebrated for her Blue Dragon Award-winning short film "Mrs. Young," brings her distinctive vision to this project, guiding a stellar Korean ensemble cast. The film features remarkable performances from talents including Kim You-jung, Byeon Woo-seok, Park Jung-woo, and Roh Yoon-seo.
Perfect for anyone feeling nostalgic for the Y2K era or simply seeking a heartfelt exploration of how our early relationships shape our lives long after they end.
On March 11, Netflix is set to release an exciting new film produced by Shawn Levy, known for his work on Stranger Things . The movie features Ryan Reynolds in the role of a time-traveling pilot. He embarks on a journey where he collaborates with his younger self and his deceased father. This adventure aims to help him reconcile with his past and safeguard the future. Joining Reynolds in the cast are Zoe Saldaña and Catherine Keener. Additionally, the film introduces Walker Scobell, a fresh face in the industry. For fans of 13 Going on 30 , there's a delightful surprise: Mark Ruffalo and Jennifer Garner will be sharing the screen once again.
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Joe Cole embark on an Arctic odyssey
in Netflix’s frostbitten historical drama Against the Ice ,
premiering March 2. Directed by Peter Flinth, the film reimagines
explorer Ejnar Mikkelsen’s memoir Two Against the Ice ,
transforming a 1909 Greenland mission into a visceral battle
against nature’s indifference. As supplies dwindle and trust frays,
the duo’s quest for glory becomes a meditation on obsession
and the unspoken bonds forged in subzero silence.
A haunting question lingers:
When the ice claims all warmth, what remains of humanity?
A fresh take on Erich Maria Remarque's 1929 war epic, All Quiet on the Western Front , is set to captivate audiences. This new German-language adaptation delves into the harrowing and distressing experiences of a young German soldier on the Western Front during World War I.
For those who adored To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before , there’s another romantic adventure on the horizon. Sofia Alvarez, known for her screen adaptations of Jenny Han's novels, is taking the director's chair for this upcoming film. Based on Sarah Dessen's 2009 YA novel, Along for the Ride features an ensemble cast including Emma Pasarow, Kate Bosworth, Dermot Mulroney, and Andie MacDowell. The story unfolds in the summer before college, where Auden, a thoughtful and introspective girl, meets Eli, a mysterious insomniac. Together, they embark on a series of night-time escapades, helping Auden discover the joy and freedom of the carefree teen life she had never experienced.
In 2022, Netflix is set to release a fascinating array of new films that cater to diverse tastes and interests.
Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood marks Richard Linklater's return to animation, blending historical significance with personal nostalgia. The film offers dual perspectives on the 1969 moon landing - showing both the historic mission and its impact on a young Houston boy with space dreams. This nostalgic journey features voice talents from Glen Powell and Jack Black, creating a unique portrait of 1960s America through Linklater's semi-autobiographical lens.
For those seeking intense drama, Athena promises to deliver powerful storytelling from director Romain Gavras. Known for his visually striking music videos for artists like M.I.A. and Kanye West, Gavras collaborates with Ladj Ly and Elias Belkeddar on this story of three siblings whose lives spiral into turmoil following their youngest brother's mysterious death.
Beauty brings together the writing talents of Lena Waithe with director Andrew Dosunmu's visual style. This compelling drama follows a talented young Black musician navigating the challenges of maintaining authenticity after signing a major recording contract. The film boasts an impressive cast including Niecy Nash, Giancarlo Esposito, and Sharon Stone.
Jean-Pierre Jeunet, the visionary director behind whimsical classics like Amélie , returns with a darkly comedic sci-fi romp.
This time, suburban domesticity collides with AI rebellion as pampered residents face an ironic lockdown.
Their “helpful” robotic servants, designed for convenience, suddenly enforce a mandatory quarantine for human “protection.”
Trapped in their cookie-cutter homes, petty neighbors must confront absurdity—and each other—amid glitching appliances and manicured-lawn dystopia.
Jeunet’s signature visual poetry meets satirical chaos, blending steampunk aesthetics with biting social commentary.
Streaming arrives February 11th, offering a twisted mirror to modern tech dependence.
Noomi Rapace takes the lead in the post-apocalyptic Swedish thriller, Black Crab , which is set to premiere on Netflix on March 18. The film, an adaptation of Jerker Virdborg's novel, follows a team of six soldiers tasked with a covert mission to transport a mysterious package across a treacherous, frozen archipelago. Unaware of the perils that await and uncertain of who they can trust, the group must navigate the perilous terrain and their own doubts to complete their mission.
Ana de Armas transforms into the iconic Marilyn Monroe in Andrew Dominik’s cinematic interpretation of Joyce Carol Oates' acclaimed book. This fictionalized account delves into the private life of the world's most famous sex symbol, offering a modern take on her experiences during the 1950s and 1960s. The film also features a stellar cast, including Bobby Cannavale, Julianne Nicholson, and Adrien Brody, who bring depth and complexity to this reimagined story.
Marlon Wayans and Priah Ferguson, known for her role as Erica Sinclair in Stranger Things , star in a spookily fun father-daughter adventure. In this Halloween-themed tale, a teenage girl accidentally releases an ancient, mischievous spirit, leading to a night of chaos where decorations come to life and cause mayhem. To save their town, she must join forces with the last person she’d want to—her skeptical father, played by Marlon Wayans.
Alyssa Milano stars in an adaptation of Nora Roberts' novel, Brazen Virtue , directed by Monika Mitchell. In the film, Milano plays Grace, a renowned crime writer who returns to her family home in Washington, D.C., after her estranged sister calls for help. Tragedy strikes when her sister is murdered, and a secret life as a webcam performer is uncovered. Ignoring the advice of Detective Ed, Grace dives into the investigation herself.
On April 28, Tetsurō Araki presents an anime film that delves into a world transformed by a mysterious rain of gravity-defying bubbles. Isolated from the rest of the world, Tokyo has become a playground for a group of young, orphaned individuals. These young people engage in parkour battles, leaping from building to building. One day, Hibiki, a daring parkour ace, makes a perilous move and almost drowns in the gravity-altering sea. He is saved by Uta, a girl with enigmatic powers. The two hear a unique sound that only they can perceive, leading to a revelation that will alter the world.
Judd Apatow brings his comedic touch to a new film featuring a cast of actors trapped in a pandemic bubble at a hotel. The story revolves around their attempts to finish a sequel to a flying dinosaur action franchise. The star-studded ensemble includes Fred Armisen, Maria Bakalova, David Duchovny, Keegan-Michael Key, Leslie Mann, and Pedro Pascal. Even in challenging times, humor and creativity find a way to emerge.
In the realm of adrenaline-pumping cinema, acclaimed Korean filmmaker Jung Byung-gil (known for his work on "The Villainess") delivers another heart-stopping thriller featuring Joo Won. The narrative follows Agent Carter, an operative grappling with amnesia who finds himself thrust into a perilous assignment filled with enigmatic puzzles and unexpected dangers.
Available for streaming on Netflix beginning April 15th.
Meanwhile, Asa Butterfield, familiar to audiences from his role in the popular series "Sex Education," headlines a chilling new thriller directed by Toby Meakins. The story centers on a young programmer who inadvertently activates a forgotten horror video game from the 1980s, unleashing a sinister curse that distorts reality. As the boundaries between the virtual and real worlds collapse, she must make life-altering choices while confronting potentially fatal outcomes.
In 2022, Netflix is expanding its horror-comedy repertoire with a fresh vampire-hunting adventure featuring Jamie Foxx in the lead role. Directed by first-timer J.J. Perry, this action-packed film follows a dedicated father balancing his facade as an ordinary San Fernando Valley pool cleaner with his secret profession: eliminating bloodsuckers as part of a global vampire-hunting organization.
The star-studded cast includes Dave Franco, Meagan Good, and Natasha Liu Bordizzo, with an exciting appearance by Snoop Dogg himself. This unique blend of family drama, comedy, and supernatural action promises to be one of Netflix's most anticipated original releases of the year.
The film showcases Foxx's character navigating the challenges of single parenthood while concealing his dangerous nighttime activities from his clever daughter. Viewers can expect thrilling fight sequences alongside humorous moments as these worlds inevitably collide.
A whimsical tale of sibling rivalry collides with cosmic forces
when a disillusioned designer confronts her mysteriously fortunate twin
in Elisa Miller’s dark comedy
(helmed by Cannes’ historic Palm d’Or-winning director for short films).
Childhood nostalgia morphs into aquatic surrealism
as two drifting preteens navigate an ocean-born housing complex
in Hiroyasu Ishida’s existential anime odyssey
(fresh from the visionary behind Penguin Highway ).
A grieving widow’s road trip detours into desert nightmares
as Queen Latifah and Ludacris face off against a spectral assassin
in Millicent Shelton’s tense directorial debut
blending family drama with survival horror.
Sherlock’s rebellious sister returns
with Millie Bobby Brown cracking codes alongside Henry Cavill
in Enola Holmes 2 ’s conspiracy-laden mystery
where missing girls and bonnet bombshells reignite Victorian intrigue.
A star-studded cast headlines this action-packed thriller
directed by Marvel’s Russo Brothers. Ryan Gosling plays an anonymous CIA operative hunted worldwide
after exposing corruption, flanked by Chris Evans as a vengeful ex-colleague.
Jessica Chastain transforms into a relentless nurse unraveling chilling hospital secrets
in a gripping true-crime drama. Eddie Redmayne’s enigmatic performance as her suspicious coworker
adds layers to this suspenseful tale produced by Darren Aronofsky.
Festive chaos ensues when Lindsay Lohan’s pampered heiress loses her memory
in a snowy collision with destiny. A humble lodge owner (Chord Overstreet) and his daughter
help her rediscover joy—and maybe love—during a whimsical Christmas escapade.
From globe-trotting espionage to heartwarming holiday mishaps,
Netflix’s 2022 lineup mixes explosive blockbusters with cozy charm.
Brace for edge-of-your-seat chases, spine-tingling mysteries,
and enough tinsel-covered meet-cutes to melt even the frostiest hearts.
Guillermo del Toro’s macabre puppet odyssey unveils a star-studded voice ensemble, blending Finn Wolfhard’s youthfulness with Tilda Swinton’s ethereal gravitas.
This Oscar-winning auteur swaps CGI for handcrafted stop-motion sorcery, framing Pinocchio’s resurrection as a dirge for broken fatherhood.
Burn Gorman and Ron Perlman anchor a surreal symphony of loss, where splintered wood and twisted metal echo Geppetto’s shattered psyche.
Netflix’s musical phantasmagoria redefines “realness” through grotesque beauty, letting Christoph Waltz’s carnival barker charm clash with Gregory Mann’s wooden innocence.
Cate Blanchett’s haunting vocals weave through Tim Blake Nelson’s gritty warmth, transforming childhood whimsy into an existential opera for the streaming age.
Kevin James stars as Sean Payton, a celebrated NFL coach who faces a suspension following a Super Bowl victory. Returning to his hometown, he seeks solace and unexpectedly finds a new purpose. He takes on the role of coaching his 12-year-old son’s football team, leading to a journey of personal redemption and renewed passion.
Adam Sandler is back in the game with a new film directed by Jeremiah Zagar, where he plays a struggling basketball scout. This time, his character stumbles upon a rare talent, portrayed by NBA star Juancho Hernangómez, who carries a turbulent past. Despite facing resistance from his team, Sandler's character decides to bring this exceptional player to the United States, determined to give both of them one last chance at making it big in the NBA. The movie also features an impressive cast, including Queen Latifah, Ben Foster, Kenny Smith, and Robert Duvall.
In another highly anticipated release, Alejandro Brugués directs a horror film penned by Chris LaMont and Joe Russo. Their script has already made waves, earning a spot on the 2018 Bloodlist for the third time, a significant achievement. The plot centers around Charles Abernathy, a billionaire celebrating his 75th birthday. He summons his four estranged children home, driven by a chilling premonition that someone or something will attempt to murder him during the night. To ensure their cooperation, Abernathy uses their inheritances as leverage, threatening to disinherit them if he does not survive until dawn.
Tyler Perry revisits his roots with A Jazzman’s Blues ,
a haunting Southern Gothic romance
woven through generations of deception.
Juke joint melodies underscore this exploration of
racial tensions and star-crossed passion,
featuring Joshua Boone and Solea Pfeiffer
as lovers divided by society’s harsh divides.
Childhood curiosity sparks magic in Ivy & Bean ,
where a shy daydreamer and a whirlwind of energy
uncover wild escapades in their suburban neighborhood.
Director Elissa Down transforms Annie Barrows’ beloved books
into a whimsical ode to friendship’s unexpected beginnings.
Explosions meet expertise in an adrenaline-packed thriller
starring Elsa Pataky as a battle-hardened lieutenant
racing against doomsday clocks.
Executive producer Chris Hemsworth backs this debut
from filmmaker Matthew Reilly,
pitting military precision against global annihilation
when rogue missiles threaten civilization.
A fresh wave of cinematic intrigue arrives on Netflix this year, blending futuristic chaos and timeless passions.
Daniel Craig returns as the drawling sleuth Benoit Blanc, navigating a labyrinth of deception in Rian Johnson’s star-studded sequel.
Edgy alliances form among suspects played by Edward Norton, Janelle Monáe, and Kate Hudson, promising twists sharper than a Southern accent.
From high-society scandals to forbidden desires, Emma Corrin sheds royal drama for a fiery adaptation of Lady Chatterley’s Lover .
Teaming with Jack O’Connell, her character defies 20th-century norms, chasing raw passion with a rugged estate worker—a tale of liberation drenched in English melancholy.
Meanwhile, climate collapse fuels Yeon Sang-ho’s bleak vision in Jung_E , where a war-torn shelter pins survival hopes on cloning a legendary soldier into AI form.
The Train to Busan director merges existential dread with robotic warfare in this dystopian spiral.
Across continents, Tabu commands a dual life of espionage and romance in Vishal Bhardwaj’s taut thriller.
As an intelligence operative unmasking traitors, she balances lethal secrets with vulnerable heartache—a masterclass in Bollywood suspense.
2022 brings a fresh wave of Netflix films blending bold storytelling and unexpected collaborations.
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From the creators of Game of Thrones comes Metal Lords , a rebellious teen comedy where misfits armed with electric guitars and a cello battle high school conformity. Jaeden Martell and Isis Hainsworth lead this chaotic ode to teenage angst, directed by Peter Sollett.
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Emma Thompson and Lashana Lynch shine in Matilda the Musical , reimagining Roald Dahl’s tale with Tim Minchin’s whimsical score. A December release promises a festive clash between family nostalgia and darkly magical rebellion.
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Korean cinema takes a daring turn in Love and Leashes , starring Seo Hyun as an office worker entangled in an unconventional relationship. Lee Jun-young portrays a man whose hidden desires blur the lines between secrecy and intimacy.
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Kat Graham and Tom Hopper trade witty banter in a sun-drenched Italian rom-com. Think villa-sharing mishaps, cynical Brits, and a post-breakup journey that’s less about gelato and more about sparks flying under the Tuscan sun.
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Mila Kunis delivers a razor-sharp performance in Luckiest Girl Alive , unraveling a trauma disguised by glossy magazine spreads. Jessica Knoll’s adaptation probes the cost of reinvention when past horrors resurface.
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Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg turn “dad vibes” into chaos in Me Time , a bromantic escapade where babysitting duties collide with midlife crises. Regina Hall steals scenes as the wife whose getaway sparks a weekend of hilariously bad decisions.
Dev Patel steps behind the camera for a gritty directorial venture,
crafting a tale of retribution where a former convict confronts
a society poisoned by avarice and lost morality.
This raw narrative follows his quest to dismantle
the powerful forces that shattered his past.
Meanwhile, Vasan Bala’s darkly comedic caper plunges viewers
into a chaotic world of and betrayal.
A down-on-his-luck schemer teams up with unpredictable accomplices,
orchestrating a macabre blueprint for success.
Bala’s twisted vision blurs morality and madness,
where every choice could be a lethal misstep.
Both films redefine survival—one through spiritual reckoning,
the other through cunning, bloodstained gambits.
Netflix's 2022 Lineup Brings Star-Studded Action, Sci-Fi Adventures, and Supernatural Thrills
Action fans can look forward to a high-octane thriller starring Jennifer Lopez as a former assassin forced out of hiding. Under Niki Caro's direction, Lopez portrays a lethal professional who must protect her estranged daughter while evading dangerous pursuers. The screenplay comes from acclaimed writers Peter Craig (known for The Hunger Games franchise) and Misha Green (Lovecraft Country). The impressive supporting cast includes Joseph Fiennes, Gael García Bernal, and Omari Hardwick.
In an intriguing science fiction offering, Academy Award winner Halle Berry headlines a mysterious extraterrestrial adventure. Following the unexplained disappearance of her husband from their farmhouse, Berry's character discovers something otherworldly beneath their property. This finding launches her and her children into a quest for answers that could reveal both her husband's fate and extraordinary truths. First-time director Matt Charman guides this compelling narrative.
Horror enthusiasts should watch for an adaptation from Stephen King's recent collection. This supernatural tale follows the unusual friendship between a young small-town boy and an elderly billionaire recluse who share a passion for literature and technology. After the wealthy man's passing, the boy discovers their connection transcends death through an iPhone buried with the deceased. Donald Sutherland and Jaeden Martell star in this eerie exploration of communication beyond the grave, directed by John Lee Hancock.
Netflix's 2022 Movie Highlights
Award-nominated animator Nora Twomey brings Ruth Stiles Gannett’s beloved tale My Father’s Dragon to life, weaving a vibrant story of courage and connection.
A boy named Elmer flees urban loneliness, sailing to Wild Island where mythical creatures and an imprisoned dragon test his resolve — forging bonds that redefine bravery.
Justin Hartley stars in Charles Shyer’s festive drama Christmas with You , trading Father of the Bride ’s comedic roots for seasonal soul-searching.
When novelist Jacob uncovers his late mother’s diary, its cryptic entries entwine his fate with Rachel (Barrett Doss), sparking a yuletide quest to heal old wounds and rewrite futures.
Historical thriller Munich: The Edge of War thrusts George MacKay into 1938’s political powder keg as Hugh Legat, a British aide entangled in Chamberlain’s appeasement efforts.
Reuniting with a disillusioned German ally (Paul von Hartmann), the pair race to expose Hitler’s hidden war plans amid tense negotiations — a clandestine duel against time and tyranny.
Netflix is expanding its movie library in 2022 with several exciting new releases that cater to diverse audience preferences.
Coming May 11th is a unique World War II thriller featuring an unexpected reunion of two beloved Mr. Darcy actors. Colin Firth and Matthew Macfadyen join forces in this remarkable true story directed by John Madden. The film chronicles the ingenious efforts of intelligence officers who devised an improbable plan involving a deceased individual to undermine Hitler's European stronghold and potentially save countless lives.
Literary enthusiasts will be intrigued by a long-awaited gothic murder mystery set in 1830s West Point. This atmospheric thriller, which has been in development for over ten years, features Harry Melling as a young Edgar Allan Poe alongside Christian Bale portraying a veteran detective investigating mysterious deaths at the military academy.
For romantic comedy fans, a charming vineyard-themed love story awaits. Victoria Justice stars as a determined Los Angeles wine executive whose business trip to Australia transforms into an unexpected adventure. When she finds herself working as a ranch hand on a sheep station, romance blossoms with a rugged local character played by Adam Demos, under Stuart McDonald's direction.
In 2022, Netflix brings a fresh take on Jane Austen's last novel with the film adaptation of "Persuasion," directed by British theater veteran Carrie Cracknell. This marks her first foray into feature films. Dakota Johnson, Cosmo Jarvis, and Henry Golding star in the period drama, bringing to life the story of Anne Elliot, a non-conformist woman with modern ideas. She lives with her financially struggling, pretentious family. When Frederick Wentworth, a charming man from her past, re-enters her world, Anne is faced with a choice: move forward or give love a second chance.
Another highly anticipated release is "Purple Hearts," based on Tess Wakefield's 2017 novel. Directed by Elizabeth Allen Rosenbaum, known for her work on "Dead to Me" and "Spinning Out," the movie tells the unlikely love story between an aspiring musician, Cassie, played by Sofia Carson, and a marine, Luke, portrayed by Nicholas Galitzine. Despite their contrasting backgrounds, they find themselves falling deeply in love. Sofia Carson will also co-compose and perform the original music for the film.
Acclaimed filmmaker Anvita Dutt returns to Netflix with her latest project following her directorial success with "Bulbbul."
This new cinematic venture features rising star Babil Khan alongside the talented Tripti Dimri, who previously worked with Dutt on her debut film.
The emotional narrative centers on a complex mother-daughter relationship, exploring the universal theme of parental acceptance and affection.
This addition to Netflix's 2022 lineup continues the streaming platform's commitment to showcasing powerful storytelling from diverse Indian filmmakers.
Netflix continues to expand its movie lineup in 2022, bringing heartwarming true stories to your screen this spring.
Mark your calendars for March 17th when "Rescued by Ruby" premieres, showcasing the incredible bond between humans and their four-legged companions. This touching film follows the journey of State Trooper Dan, portrayed by "The Flash" star Grant Gustin, who has long harbored dreams of joining the elite K-9 search and rescue unit but faces constant rejection.
Meanwhile, Ruby, a shelter dog with an energetic spirit, finds herself running out of options as she waits for her forever home. When fate brings these two underdogs together, their connection becomes the foundation that helps them overcome seemingly impossible challenges.
Director Katt Shea brings this inspiring tale to life through Karen Janszen's thoughtful screenplay. The film draws from the beloved short stories "Ruby: A Dogwink Story" and "Dogwink Ruby" by authors Squire Rushnell and Louise Duart.
This heartfelt addition to Netflix's 2022 catalog reminds us that sometimes the most unlikely partnerships can lead to extraordinary achievements, especially when fueled by determination and unconditional love.
Netflix's 2022 Movie Lineup: Fresh Titles to Stream
Discover the enchanting romantic comedy "The Royal Treatment" now available on Netflix. This delightful film follows the journey of Izzy, a talented New York hairstylist portrayed by Laura Marano, who unexpectedly finds herself styling hair for a royal wedding. As she works closely with the charming prince, played by the captivating Mena Massoud, unexpected chemistry develops between them. The story beautifully explores the classic conflict between personal happiness and duty, leaving viewers wondering if love can triumph over royal obligations.
Another powerful addition to Netflix's 2022 catalog is the compelling biopic "Rustin," featuring an outstanding performance by Colman Domingo. This important film chronicles the remarkable life of Bayard Rustin, the influential civil rights activist whose work was instrumental in organizing the historic 1963 March on Washington. The movie boasts an impressive creative team, with George C. Wolfe directing and co-writing alongside Dustin Lance Black. The star-studded cast includes Chris Rock, Audra McDonald, and Jeffrey Wright, creating a powerful ensemble that brings this crucial historical narrative to life. Adding to its prestige, the film is produced by Higher Ground, the production company founded by Michelle and Barack Obama.
A spellbinding adaptation springs to life
as Soman Chainani's literary phenomenon leaps from page to screen
Childhood friends Sophie and Agatha unravel a destiny divided
when fate hurls them into a fractured fairy tale realm
At a mystical academy molding future champions and antagonists
their bond fractures under the weight of clashing destinies
Guided by legendary mentors in this moral battleground
Oscar-winner Charlize Theron commands as a formidable headmistress
while Michelle Yeoh weaves wisdom as an enigmatic sorcery tutor
Kerry Washington and Laurence Fishburne complete this celestial roster
promising duels of destiny and dazzling visual alchemy
Prepare for blurred lines between heroes and villains
in a kaleidoscopic clash rewriting storybook rules
Legendary animator Chris Williams
(creator of oceanic adventures and robotic heroes)
navigates treacherous new territory with his latest project
Set in a world where leviathans rule the waves
A grizzled sea warrior faces his greatest challenge yet
Not from toothy behemoths beneath the brine
But from a determined stowaway disrupting his solitary mission
This unlikely partnership sails beyond mapped horizons
Blending mythic creature battles with unexpected camaraderie
Prepare for whirlpool twists in this animated odyssey
Where hunter becomes mentor and history gets rewritten
By the most improbable monster-fighting duo afloat
Exciting Netflix Releases to Stream in 2022
Netflix continues to expand its impressive library with several notable additions this year. From comedies to action thrillers, there's something for everyone on the popular streaming platform.
"Senior Year" drops on May 13, featuring Rebel Wilson as a former cheerleader who awakens from a two-decade coma and decides to return to high school to fulfill her dream of becoming prom
