Longer theatrical runs herald a potential shift in the Netflix strategy as it reveals dozens and dozens of films leading into early 2023.
Netflix has announced a swathe of films that will release on its streaming platform between now and early January, 2023. What’s more, lots of them will be getting decent theatrical runs in the US as well, which hopefully means we’ll get the same treatment here.
The full list is below but some of the standouts include Scott Cooper’s take on Edgar Allen Poe, The Pale Blue Eye, Noah Baumbach’s White Noise and Paul Feig’s The School For Good And Evil, although it doesn’t currently look like the latter will be getting a theatrical release.
Matilda: The Musical, Enola Holmes 2 and Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio are also inbound, although sadly without cinema releases, it seems. This list may yet change though as we’d heard that Rian Johnson’s Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery was getting a cinema release which seems not to be the case according to this list.
Regardless, there’ll be something here for everybody and Netflix’s growing shift towards theatrical releases continues to be something to celebrate. Have a look below and get ready to add a few movies to your soon-to-watch list.
Cinematic Release Dates (US)
September 30th: Luckiest Girl Alive (directed by Mike Barker)
October 19th: The Good Nurse (directed by Tobias Lindholm)
October 21st: Wendell & Wild (directed by Henry Selick)
November 4th: Bardo (Or False Chronicle…) (directed by Alejandro Inarritu)
November 18th: Scrooge: A Christmas Carol (directed by Stephen Donnelly)
November 25th: White Noise (directed by Noah Baumbach)
November TBA: The Wonder (directed by Sebastian Lelio)
December 9th: The Volcano: Rescue From Whakaari (directed by Rory Kennedy)
December 9th: Matilda: The Musical (directed by Matthew Warchus)
December 23rd: The Pale Blue Eye (directed by Scott Cooper)
TBA: The Swimmers (directed by Sally El Hosaini)
Netflix Release Dates
October 5th: Mr. Harrigan’s Phone (directed by John Lee Hancock)
October 7th: Luckiest Girl Alive (directed by Mike Barker)
October 7th: The Redeem Team (directed by Jon Weinbach)
October 14th: The Curse Of Bridge Hollow (directed by Jeff Wadlow)
October 19th: The School For Good And Evil (directed by Paul Feig)
October 21st: Descendant (directed by Margaret Brown)
October 26th: The Good Nurse (directed by Tobias Lindholm)
October 28th: All Quiet on the Western Front (directed by Edward Berger)
November 4th: Enola Holmes 2 (directed by Harry Bradbeer)
October 28th: Wendell & Wild (directed by Henry Selick)
November 10th: Falling for Christmas (directed by Janeen Damian)
November 17th: Christmas With You (directed by Gabriela Tagliavini)
November 18th: Slumberland (directed by Francis Lawrence)
November 23rd: The Swimmers (directed by Sally El Hosaini)
November 24th: The Noel Diary (directed by Charles Shyer)
December 2nd: Scrooge: A Christmas Carol (directed by Stephen Donnelly)
December 9th: Pinocchio (directed by Guillermo del Toro)
December 16th: Bardo (Or False Chronicle…) (directed by Alejandro Inarritu)
December 16th: The Volcano: Rescue From Whakaari (directed by Rory Kennedy)
December 23rd: Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (directed by Rian Johnson)
December 25th: Matilda: The Musical (directed by Matthew Warchus)
December 30th: White Noise (directed by Noah Baumbach)
December TBA: The Wonder (directed by Sebastian Lelio)
January 6th: The Pale Blue Eye (directed by Scott Cooper)
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