Netflix recently released a collection preview of its 2021 films, as many as 27 new works debuted, superstars gathered, lively.
These 27 are just some of them. Netflix officials say their family will release more than 70 movies this year.
In fact, the following 5 head masterpieces alone are enough to make many viewers hungry and thirsty.
(1) "Don't Look Up"
Directed by: Adam McKay;
Cass: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Timothy Chalmed, Chris Evans, Kate Blanchett, Meryl Streep, Jonah Hill.
Finale in the collection trailer!
How many giants are there in counting cards?
Giants of 7!
Netflix shows what it means to be rich and willful.
It doesn't matter what the story is about anymore, you just need to know that the real male and female protagonists are "Little Plum" DiCaprio and "Big Cousin" Lawrence.
Other superstars are not sure how much the scene is for the time being, anyway, such a battle, it is "The Big Short", "Vice President" director Adam McKay directed, 2022 Oscar is the first to book a position.
(2) "Red Notice"
Directed by: Rosen Marshall Thurber;
CAS: Dawn Johnson, Ryan Reynolds, Gayle Gadot.
"Don't Look Up" is Netflix's number one blockbuster, and "Red Notice" is the number one commercial blockbuster.
Three superheroes gathered, if placed in traditional theaters, it would be the beginning of the global box office of $500 million.
Director Rosen Marshall Thurber and Dwayne Johnson have collaborated on "Skyscraper Rescue" and "Oolong Agent", and their reputation in popcorn movies is good.
In the summer of 2019, Netflix bought the rights from Universal and is expected to invest between $125 million and $150 million, setting a record for the highest film cost before The Irishman.
Due to the impact of the epidemic during the filming process, it is necessary to pay a part of the unexpected funds. If it is not built into a special agent series comparable to "007" and "Mission Impossible", Netflix, which refuses to the theater, may lose.
(3) Legion of the Living Dead
Directed by: Zach Schneider;
CAS: Dave Battista.
After leaving Warner DC, Zach Schneider still has no shortage of big projects on his hands.
"Army of the Living Dead" looks like a zombie movie with little freshness, but with Za director to preside over the overall situation, the expectations of the film have risen sharply.
This time, there is no interference from the "Warner Scissors Hand", and with the support of Netflix, he can express his ideas 100%.
If he plays a new height in zombie movies, he can fight a god. However, if he didn't shoot well, there would be no other factors to carry him.
In addition, WWE-born, Marvel's "destroyer" Dave Batista will play the blockbuster male number one for the first time, which is also very critical for him personally.
(4) "Escape from the Spider's Head"
Directed by: Joseph Kosinski;
CAS: Chris Hemsworth, Miles Teller.
"Hammer Brother" Chris Hemsworth and Netflix's "Amazing Rescue" broke many records in clicks.
After that, he will also star in a science fiction film for Netflix, "Escape from the Spider's Head".
The film is led by Joseph Kosinski, director of "TRON: War Chronicles" and "The Lost Battlefield", and the brain hole of the story is that criminals can become medical research subjects by voluntarily applying to shorten their sentences.
The collection trailer also revealed the latest footage, "Burst Drummer" actor Miles Teller was blindfolded, as if he was a controlled object, and Brother Hammer wore sunglasses and drove a yacht, handsome and cool.
Can't wait for "Skyscraper 2", first watch "Escape from the Spider's Head" is not wrong.
(5) "Countdown"
Directed by: Lin-Manuel Miranda;
CAS: Andrew Garfield, Vanessa Huggins.
In addition to Andrew Garfield's potential re-emergence as a second-generation Spider-Man in Marvel's Spider-Man 3 this year, he will also have a new personal work, Countdown.
Adapted from a Broadway musical, the film tells the story of a musical theater composer played by Garfield who struggles for his personal dreams.
It is the directorial debut of Lin-Manuel Miranda, the screenwriter and star of the Disney+ blockbuster musical "Hamilton", and the biopic king Lang Howard is also involved in the production.
I don't know if Netflix can burst a music film?