Netflix surprises subscribers around the world with 2 new major releases announced, along with their premiere dates, and the news is great for fans who have been waiting for them. Those from Netflix have so far presented the fact that these two original creations will be available in 2021 for subscribers all over the world, but after a waiting period, here we now have the dates when they will be officially available for all of us .
Netflix begins the series of surprises by revealing the fact that the long-awaited film Don't Look Up will be released on December 24 on the streaming platform, but from December 10 it will arrive in cinemas. In the movie Don't Look Up we will find Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Rob Morgan, Jonah Hill, Mark Rylance, Tyler Perry, Timothee Chalamet, Ron Perlman, Ariana Grande, Cate Blanchett, Meryl Streep, and many others.
The end all, be all movie event of the year is coming 🌎☄☝
DiCaprio, Lawrence, Morgan, Hill, Rylance, Perry, Chalamet, Perlman, Grande, Mescudi, Blanchett & Streep star in DON'T LOOK UP—the new film from Adam McKay
In select theaters Dec. 10 & on Netflix Dec. 24 #DontLookUp pic.twitter.com/bT77U46pHQ
- NetflixFilm (@NetflixFilm) November 16, 2021
Don't Look Up and Emily in Paris premieres announced by Netflix
Netflix announces to the fans of the Emily in Paris series that the second season will premiere on December 22 on the platform, quite some time after the first season was released. Unlike Don't Look Up, this time we are not talking about any release in cinemas for Emily in Paris, but even so, there is still a long waiting period until Netflix distributes the second season of the series.
She's coming back for love! Emily in Paris Season 2 premieres December 22 pic.twitter.com/VeyCT8sBvT
- Netflix (@netflix) November 18, 2021
Netflix needed a long time to prepare these creations for subscribers all over the world, but we see that it is starting to follow the lead of the big US production houses with the releases it makes. In this idea, we see some films first in cinemas and only then on the streaming platform, something for which the company has been criticized until now, but even so, it does not seem willing to give up this practice, probably also because it makes enough money after her.
Netflix has many other very interesting things prepared for customers from all over the world, so in the coming months we will definitely see many extremely exciting surprises.
