LA – Netflix has finally revealed the release date for Damsel, its highly anticipated film, starring Millie Bobby Brown, as March 8, 2024. Brown, best known for her roles in Stranger Things and Enola Holmes, takes on the role of Princess Elodie, a dutiful daughter who agrees to marry a handsome prince.
LA – Netflix ‘Wild is the Wind’ trailer shows a dark reality. The story revolves around two cops who find themselves amidst corruption in the system. Racial tensions and corruption is rampant in a small. They find a body of a young girl who was brutally murdered by an unknown killer and becomes a must-solve case.
LA – DC Comics has renewed Titans for the fourth season. The series has a team of superhero, the Teen Titans. The animated television series shows a group of young heroes who join forces to fight against evil. It was premiered in 2003.
LA -Netflix TUDUM fan event confirmed that Outer Banks is not coming for season 3 in 2022. Netflix renewed it in December 2021 after which fans expected season 3 in 2022. But Netflix has not revealed any releases for next year.
LA – Netflix’s popular fictional South Korean series – Squid Game – where participants compete in several schoolyard games that will kill them if they lose, to win billion won, will be coming to Netflix. Enter “Squid Game: The Challenge,” a new reality competition series became Netflix’s most popular show of all time upon its release in late 2021.
Los Angeles – Hollywood actress Lindsay Lohan is expanding her partnership with Netflix, signing a deal to star in two new films for the streaming service. Christina Rogers, Netflix’s Director Independent Film, said: “We’re so happy with our collaboration with Lindsay to date, and we’re thrilled to continue our partnership with her. We look forward to bringing more of her …
LA – Netflix and TikTok have suspended most of their services in Russia due to Russia’s war in Ukraine.
NY – At the 94th Academy Awards, Netflix’s The Power of the Dog led nominations with 12 nominations, while the Dune got 10. It was the adaptation of Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel, yet unexpectedly bypassed Villeneuve’s direction.
