What new movies are launching on Netflix in 2023. Full list

Netflix has officially announced the list of movies it will release on its streaming service during 2023. These are original productions that will not be released in theaters or on other competing services. We have a breakdown of titles by month, where there is a set date for each film, but also a few productions that have as yet unspecified release dates and will come “sometime” in the spring, summer or fall windows.

Netflix’s list of 2023 original movies

January

• Dog Gone – January 13
• Jung_E – January 20
• You People – January 27
• Pamela, A Love Story – 31 January

February

• True Spirit – 3 February
• Bill Russell: Legend – 8 February
• Your Place or Mine – 10 February
• We Have a Ghost – 24 February

March

• Luther: The Fallen Sun – 10 March
• The Magician’s Elephant – 17 March
• Murder Mystery 2 – 31 March

April

• A Tourists Guide To Love – April 27

May

June

• Extraction 2 – 16 June

July

• They Cloned Tyrone – July 21

August

• Heart Of Stone – August 11
• Lift – 25 August

October

• Damsel – 13 October
• Pain Hustlers – October 27

November

• The Killer – 10 November
• A Family Affair – 17 November
• Leo – 22 November

December

• Leave The World Behind – 8 December
• Rebel Moon – 22 December

Eight more productions will be released later this year, but currently they don’t have exact release dates, only timeframes, and 17 more films will debut on Netflix later this year, but don’t even have an exact window set:

Spring

Summer

• Happiness For Beginners
• The Perfect Find

Toamnă

• Love At First Sight
• Nyad
• Players
• Spaceman

2023

• The Archies
• Best. Christmas. Ever.
• Maximum Load (Overhaul)
• Chakda ‘Xpress
• Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget
• Choose Love
• The Deepest Breath
• Maestro
• Monkey Man
• The Monkey King
• Nimona
• The Out-Laws
• Reptile
• Rustin
• Shirley
• Untitled Wes Anderson/Roald Dahl Film
• Victim/Suspect

To mark the announcement, Netflix has also released a video clip (attached at the beginning of the article) showing the first footage from some of these productions.