Bored with the current Netflix shows? Or perhaps, you've watched half of the titles they offered already? Fret not, the fun is only about to begin as Netflix is on its way to releasing more exciting shows for you to enjoy by yourself, or with your loved ones. Here are some of the titles you should anticipate!
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Wednesday
Who isn't familiar with the infamous Addams Family, especially the goth icon, Wednesday Addams herself? The good news is that Netflix will highlight Wednesday's solo story in her own show, 'Wednesday', starring Jenny Ortega. The comedy-horror was described as a sleuthing, supernaturally infused mystery that follows Wednesday's journey attending the boarding school Nevermore Academy, where she juggles her newfound psychic powers and a supernatural murder mystery connected to her own beloved family.
There's no exact date yet regarding the release of Wednesday, as Netflix had only posted the official trailer a week ago. However, it is expected to be aired during the fourth quarter of 2022 it's coming soon!
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1899
Dark enthusiasts, gather around-a new dark mystery German TV show by the same producers will once again entertain you this year! Unlike Dark that fiddles with the concept of time travel, 1899 will be focusing on riddles that are happening when a migrant steamship that is heading from London to New York encounters another migrant ship that has been lost for months, floating on an open sea.
The teaser released by Netflix also features some mind-bending symbolic imagery and a bleak tone, similar to the ominous vibes present in Dark. The first season will consist of eight one-hour episodes, set to release at the end of the year.
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The Gray Man
Directed by the infamous Russo Brothers, The Gray Man will feature remarkable action from the one and only, Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans! Out on July 22nd on Netflix, The Gray Man will tell the story of CIA operative Court Gentry (Ryan Gosling), a.k.a. Sierra Six, who becomes a former cohort at the CIA's target, Lloyd Hansen (Chris Evans). The movie reportedly becomes the most expensive project Netflix has ever produced, with a budget of around USD 200 million. Can't wait to see this duo on screen!
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Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area
The news about the Korean remake of the Spanish crime-action series La Casa De Papel or Money Heist was old news. However, since Netflix recently dropped the official teaser, the visionary becomes clearer. Unlike the original Money Heist series which shows a robbery at the Royal Mint in Spain, Money Heist: Korea will unfold the story of The Professor and his apprentices to pull off a heist in the Korean Peninsula. A traditional Korean heritage 'Hahoetal' mask will be used for the series in place of the 'Dali Mask' that was seen in the original. Even though the plot will most likely follow the original, Money Heist: Korea is still worth the wait!
Season two of Squid Game, All of Us Are Dead, and Alice in Borderland
Following the success of these titles, audiences demand a new season and Netflix can only oblige. There's no further information regarding the release date, plot, or the first look, but it's confirmed that these beloved TV series will make a comeback to continue their own engaging storyline. Let's wait for it!
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