There are more to be released in the Netflix catalog in the next few months!
Netflix recently released a list of top and most awaited movies that fall in its catalog till the month of September.
Between productions, a Brazilian film made the list: Neighbors, starring Leandro Hussam, arrives on Netflix by September, but still doesn’t have a set date.
Check List:
May
On the way to summer (USA) — May 6
Opposition Always Attracts (France) — May 6
Thar (India) – 6 May
Soldier that didn’t exist (USA) (in select areas) — May 11
Back to Prom (USA) — May 13
Perfect Match (USA) — May 19
Photographer and postman: the crime that stopped Argentina (Argentina) — May 19
june
Interceptor (Australia) — June 3
Playing High (USA) — June 8
Jennifer Lopez: Halftime (USA) – June 14
God’s Wrath (Argentina) — June 15
Spiderhead (USA) — June 17
Ben Crump for Civil Rights (USA) — June 19
Amor and Gelato (Italy) – June 22
july
Hello, Goodbye and Everything (USA) – July 6
Dangerous Links (France) — July 8
Sea Animals (USA) — July 8
Persuasion (USA) — July 15
Hidden Agent (USA) – July 22
Continuity in Love (USA) — July 29
august
Ninja Turtles Awakening: The Movie (USA) – August 5
13: The Musical (USA) – August 12
Double Journey (USA) – August 12th
ME TIME (USA) — August 26
september
Love in the Villa (USA) — September 1
More releases coming by September 2022
Neighbors (Brazil)
Booba: Once Upon a Crime (Germany)
Wedding season (USA)
All for Jojo (Germany)
Beauty (USA)
Carter (South Korea)
What is the fault of karma? (Mexico)
I went through (UK)
Return (Argentina)
High Speed Seoul (South Korea)
Togo (Uruguay)
man from toronto (USA)
Netflix may change the premiere dates.
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