New Netflix Movies Coming Releasing in Fall 2024
Get ready for an exciting look at the latest lineup of new Netflix movies has in store for the rest of 2024. We’re highlighting films from across the globe that will be making their debut between September and December, with some premiering at major film festivals and others getting a theatrical release.
While we’re still awaiting more details on Netflix’s plans for the fall film festival season, we expect several of these films to premiere at renowned events like the British Film Festival, Venice, TIFF, the New York Film Festival, and others. This list will continue to evolve as new information, trailers, and release dates are unveiled.
For a complete overview of what’s coming to Netflix in the remaining months of 2024, keep following What’s on Netflix.
Please note, all details are subject to change. Based on the release dates, these movies are mentioned.Last updated: August 16th, 2024.
1. Rebel Ridge
Coming to Netflix: September 6th
Runtime: 2hr 12m
Rated: TV-MA
Discover the latest updates on the upcoming New Netflix movies, including The Old Guard 2, Havoc, and Rebel Ridge. Despite lingering in “post-production limbo,” it’s been revealed that Rebel Ridge is set to premiere this year.
The film stars Aaron Pierre and features an intense drama thriller narrative, focusing on an ex-Marine’s struggle against deep-seated corruption within a town. Keep an eye out for this compelling story to hit our screens soon!
2. Boxer
Coming to Netflix: September 11th
Runtime: 2hr 30m
Rated: TV-MA
As the year draws to a close, one of the upcoming Polish films to look out for is a historical sports drama. It tells the story of a young boxer who escapes communist-era Poland, driven by his dream of achieving worldwide fame in the boxing ring.
Directed by Mitja Okorn, the film features performances by Eryk Kulm, Adrianna Chlebicka, and Eryk Lubos.
3. Officer Black Belt
Coming to Netflix: September 13th
Runtime: 1hr 47m
Rated: TV-MA
Netflix has lined up a familiar genre for the Fall with one of its Korean movies, the action-comedy genre which they’ve succeeded in before.
The film “Officer Black Belt,” starring Kim Woo-bin, follows a martial artist who starts a new job alongside his probation officer to hunt down offenders and fight crimes. Directed by Jason Kim, the film looks fun and campy at first glance.
4. Uglies
Uglies
Coming to Netflix: September 13th
Runtime: 1hr 41m
Rated: PG-13
Joey King is set to lead an upcoming drama directed by McG, known for his work on Netflix’s The Babysitter. The film adapts the dystopian novel by Scott Westerfeld and portrays a future where all humans are required to undergo cosmetic surgery at the age of 16.
The movie also features Keith Powers, Chase Stokes, Brianne Tju, Jan Luis, Charmin Lee, and Laverne Cox in prominent roles.
5. His Three Daughters
Coming to Netflix: September 20th
Theatrical Release: September 6th (In Select Theaters)
Runtime: 1hr 44m
Rated: R
Netflix acquired the film “His Three Daughters” from the film festival circuit last year. The movie features Elizabeth Olsen, Carrie Coon, and Natasha Lyonne as the main leads and is directed by Azazel Jacobs.
The story revolves around three sisters who reunite after many years due to their father’s illness. Critics have praised the film, with a 100% rating on RottenTomatoes.
Shirley Li from The Atlantic described it as “Moving but never maudlin, His Three Daughters is a film packed with delicate moments and realistic conversations, bolstered by a uniformly excellent cast.”
6. Rez Ball
Coming to Netflix: September 27th
Runtime: 1hr 53m
Rating: PG-13
World Premiere at TIFF
I wanted to share with you some information about a new sports movie called Rez Ball, which has been added to Netflix’s new movies collection. The film is directed by Sydney Freeland and co-written by Sydney Freeland and Sterlin Harjo.
The story revolves around a high school basketball team called the Chuska Warriors who are facing significant challenges as they strive to win the championship. The film boasts a talented ensemble cast including Jessica Matten, Kauchani Bratt, Cody Lightning, and Dallas Goldtooth.
I’m excited to see how the movie portrays the competitive world of high school basketball and the journey of the Chuska Warriors.
