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It will become available this year, as will the buddy comedy “Bad Trip,” which MGM produced, and Sony’s animated film “Wish Dragon.” (Last year the company took “The Trial of the Chicago 7” off Paramount’s hands and is now promoting it for Oscar consideration. Welcome to Masonic Boys - the original place of secret gay priesthood rituals where young men are on a mission to become top minion for the Order. For instance, Disney sold Netflix its adaptation of the best-selling novel “Woman in the Window,” starring Amy Adams and directed by Joe Wright (“Atonement”). Elba the Rosamund Pike-led “I Care a Lot” and Halle Berry’s directorial debut, “Bruised.” Netflix was also able to acquire finished films from other studios, which chose to offload them in an effort to repair balance sheets decimated by the widespread closing of theaters. When other studios were scaling back, Netflix went big in acquiring a slew of titles from the year’s film festivals, including “Concrete Cowboy,” with Mr. Once seen as the ultimate Hollywood disrupter - the biggest threat to the very existence of the movie business - Netflix has now become something of a savior with its broad reach and little dependence on theatrical distribution. The breadth of Netflix’s content tells the story of the tumult in the movie business during the pandemic.
“People saying, ‘You’ll never be able to do it,’ was, personally, the easiest way to make me go do it.” “We have found our way into the business with some incredible, world-class filmmakers,” Scott Stuber, the head of Netflix’s film division, said in an interview. (The company did not disclose most of the release dates.) It concluded with Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio, the leads of Adam McKay’s “Don’t Look Up,” walking out of a cargo plane, a not-so-subtle reminder that the company, once an also-ran when it came to luring prestige filmmakers and big stars, is now an industry behemoth. Ryan Reynolds, Gal Gadot and Dwayne Johnson, the high-profile stars of “Red Notice,” Netflix’s $160 million entry into the PG-13 action world, kicked off the video, which highlighted comedies, dramas, horror, family films and foreign-language movies. The normally secretive company made the announcement with the help of a fast-paced trailer. And on Tuesday, Netflix - the biggest streaming service of them all, with 195 million subscribers worldwide - announced its 2021 film slate: some 70 movies featuring Academy Award winners, box office stars and a reminder of its power in a Hollywood that has been irrevocably changed during the pandemic. That followed WarnerMedia’s announcement that all 17 of its films this year would be available on HBO Max the same day they debuted in theaters. Last month, Disney revealed an enormous trove of new content for its streaming service, Disney+.
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