Netflix Reveals First Look of Knives Out 2, Other Movies Coming in 2022

Netflix has a jam-packed slate of films for 2022, and the streaming large not too long ago revealed the primary seems to be of a few of these star-studded movies. On Thursday, the streaming service debuted a mashup that includes glimpses of its movie lineup for the 12 months, together with temporary glimpses of Lindsay Lohan’s upcoming vacation providing titled Falling for Christmas, Mila Kunis’ drama Luckiest Woman Alive primarily based on the 2015 bestseller, and Adam Sandler’s basketball drama Hustle.

The streamer shared the primary seems to be of the upcoming movies on its official Twitter deal with, writing, “Did somebody say new films each week? Here is your first have a look at a few of our greatest movies for 2022. Whether or not you’re feeling like laughing, crying, screaming, swooning, or the entire above, there is a film for each temper. #NetflixMovies2022.”

Film buffs additionally obtained their first have a look at Rege-Jean Page, Ryan Gosling, and Chris Evans‘ thriller The Gray Man. And if the action-packed scenes do not get your coronary heart pumping, we’re guessing the solid will. Whereas the trio’s bromance is certain to thrill followers, they are not the one A-listers with an motion film coming to the streaming service.

The three-minute clip additionally featured Jennifer Lopez in her image The Mother.

Plus, in case you’re within the temper for extra of a thriller, you may spot Daniel Craig within the preview for Knives Out 2 and Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill in a teaser for Enola Holmes 2.

And if comedy is extra your factor, you may take a look at the sneak peeks for Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg’s Me Time, Eddie Murphy and Jonah Hill’s You Folks, and Tyler Perry’s A Madea Homecoming.

For sci-fi, you will need to catch the previews for The Mothership starring Halle Berry and Spiderhead that includes Chris Hemsworth. And in case you’re searching for a fantasy movie, you may see the sneak peeks for Jason Momoa’s Slumberland and Charlize Theron and Kerry Washington’s The Faculty for Good and Evil.