‘Squid Game S2’, ‘Beverly Hills Cop’, ‘Avatar’, and More in Netflix 2024 Preview
Netflix is dropping a ton of new series and movies in 2024 – from sci-fi epics to gritty spy stories to
Favorites like Squid Game, Bridgerton, The Diplomat, Umbrella Academy, and Rebel Moon are returning to the streamer. Plus, brand-new shows and movies like 3 Body Problem, Avatar, Back in Action, and Atlas. And Axel Foley is back on the case in Beverly Hills Cop.
Here is your first look at some of Netflix’s biggest shows, movies, and events.
Release Dates
Avatar: The Last Airbender (Series) – February 22
Damsel (Series) – March 8
3 Body Problem (Series) – March 21
Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver (Movie) – April 19, 2024
Unfrosted: The Pop-Tart Story (Movie) – May 3
Bridgerton S3 (Series) – May 16 / June 13
Hit Man (Movie) – June 7
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F (Movie) – July 3, 2024
The Union (Movie) – August 16, 2024
Announced
Squid Game S2 (Series)
Atlas (Movie)
The Diplomat S2 (Series)
Black Doves (Series)
Back in Action (Movie)
The Night Agent S2 (Series)
Emily in Paris S4 (Series)
Outer Banks S4 (Series)
Cobra Kai S6 (Series)
Sweet Tooth S3 (Series)
The Umbrella Academy S4 (Series)
American Primeval (Series)
Carry-On (Movie)
Senna (Series)
Six Triple Eight (Movie)
Eric (Series)
Netflix 2024 Preview Highlights
Spy movie fans should be happy with that lineup; there are a ton of them. This year sees the end of several long-running series, including Cobra Kai, Sweet Tooth, and Umbrella Academy. However, it also brings the return of favorites and some promising original stories…
Damsel
“A dutiful damsel agrees to marry a handsome prince, only to find the royal family has recruited her as a sacrifice to repay an ancient debt. Thrown into a cave with a fire-breathing dragon, she must rely on her wits and will to survive.”
3 Body Problem
“The experience of watching a television series is different from watching a feature film, [which] is so different from the experience of reading a novel. What we are hoping to do is to convey the experience — if not necessarily the exact details — of the novel onto the screen. What stayed, we hope, is the sense of wonderment and the sense of scope, of scale, where the problems are no longer just the problems of an individual or even a nation, but of an entire species.”
Hitman
From Richard Linklater – “Professional killer Gary Johnson breaks protocol to help a desperate woman trying to flee an abusive husband and finds himself falling for her.”
What are you looking forward to?
