Unpack your calendars: Here you can find out which dates you have to save for the rest of 2022 so that you don’t miss any new film highlights on Netflix. The streaming service has published its program for autumn 2022 and also for December including Christmas. Even a start date for January 2023 has cheated into the list – on January 6, 2023 you can look forward to the historical thriller “The Memorable Case of Mr. Poe” with Christian Bale. However, the film will be released in selected cinemas in the USA (and maybe also in Germany) in December. Someone wants to qualify for the Oscars 2023…
Some of the dates that have now been published again in an extensive list were already known, for example for the Marilyn Monroe film “Blond”. Ana de Armas (September 28, 2022), the Netflix remake of a war-movie masterpiece, All West (September 29, 2022 in cinemas, then on Netflix from October 28), and the sequel Enola Holmes 2 with Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill (November 4, 2022). Many of the dates are also brand new…
For example, Stephen King fans can look forward to the film adaptation of a short story by the horror pope on October 5, 2022. In “Mr. Harrigan’s Phone” stars Donald Sutherland and “IT” star Jaeden Martell, among others. And also the fantasy adventure film “Schlummerland” with “Aquaman“-Star Jason Momoa finally has an appointment: From November 18, 2022, the film by “Hunger Games” director Francis Lawrence will be available on Netflix – you can already watch the trailer for “Slumberland” here:
While fans of the little wooden boy “Pinocchio” should be eagerly awaiting the Disney remake with Tom Hanks, which is coming to Disney+ on September 8, 2022, Netflix has its very own version ready: “Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio” starts on December 9th. — and the Pan’s Labyrinth director’s animated film is likely to be far darker than the Disney version.
Other animated films in Netflix’s fall line-up include the stop-motion film Wendell & Wild by Coraline director Henry Selick (October 28, 2022) and My Father’s Dragon, starring Jacob Tremblay andStranger Things-Star Gaten Matarazzo (November – exact date to be announced).
There’s star power, for example, in the novel adaptation “The Good Nurse” (October 26, 2022) about a murderous nurse with Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne, and Noah Baumbach’s “White Noise” (December 30, 2022) with Adam Driver, Greta Gerwig , Don Cheadle and Jodie Turner-Smith, which is celebrating its world premiere at the current Venice Film Festival.
Here is an overview of all the film titles announced by Netflix for the rest of 2022 – the list includes the complete program, i.e. both the films whose start dates were already known and those with new dates. Of course, more titles can be announced in the coming months, individual dates can change, or films in Germany can have a different date than internationally. For more information on content, cast and crew, simply click on the respective film title.
- Vizinhos – Neighbors – September 1st
- Love in the Villa – September 1st
- Ivy + Bean – September 2nd
- Ivy + Bean: The Ghost That Had To Go – September 2nd
- Ivy + Bean: Doomed To Dance – September 2nd
- The Anthrax Attacks – September 8th
- End of the Road – September 9th
- Drifting Home – September 16th
- Thurs Revenge – September 16th
- Lou—September 23
- A Jazzman’s Blues – September 23
- Athena – September 23rd 23rd
- Blond – 28 Sep 28
- Mr Harrigan’s Phone – 5th October
- Luckiest Girl Alive – October 7th
- The Redeem Team – October 7th
- The Curse of Bridge Hollow – October 14th
- The School for Good and Evil—October 19
- Descendant—October 21
- The Good Nurse – October 26th
- nothing new in the West – October 28 (in cinemas from September 29)
- Wendell & Wild – 28th of October
- Enola Holmes 2 – November 4th
- Falling for Christmas – November 10th
- Is That Black Enough for You?!? – November 11th
- Capturing the Killer Nurse – November 11th
- In Her Hands – November 16th
- Christmas With You – November 17th
- slumberland – November 18
- The Swimmers – November 23
- The Noel Diary – November 24th
- My father’s dragon – November, no exact date yet
- Monica, O My Darling – November, no exact date yet
- Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio – 9th of December
- The Volcano: Rescue From Whakaari – December 16th
- Bardo, False Chronicles of a Handful of Truths—December 16
- The Seven Deadly Sins: Grudge of Edinburgh Part 1 – December 20th
- Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery – December 23rd
- Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical – December 25th
- White noise – 30th of December
- Lady Chatterley’s Lover – December, no exact date yet
- The Wonder – December, no exact date yet
- Scrooge: A Christmas Carol – December
On January 6, 2023, as already mentioned, you can expect “The Memorable Case of Mr. Poe‘ (original title: ‘Pale Blue Eye’) by ‘Antlers’ director Scott Cooper. In the mystery thriller in a historical setting, the story of an experienced investigator (Christian Bale) who investigates a murder and gets help from a detail-obsessed young detective – who later becomes the author Edgar Allan Poe (Harry Melling on “Harry Potter”) will become famous.
