Netflix’s ‘most expensive movie’ to date - NEWS.com.au

With a budget pegged at roughly $US200 million, Netflix is certainly at least paying for a lot of starpower.

From announcing a sequel to the Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston comedy Murder Mystery and a behind-the-scenes look at Idris Elba’s new film The Harder They Fall to the first look at Ozark’s final season and the confirmation of a fourth season of Sex Education, there was a lot.

In what is supposed to be Netflix’s most expensive movie production to date – Variety pegged it at “around $US200 million – Red Notice is certainly at least paying for a lot of starpower.

The live action series stars John Cho who leads a group of cosmic bounty hunters and the opening titles – which is all Netflix is revealing for the moment – evokes that original animation style along with a wildly fun tone that crosses into action-adventure and westerns.

The series released a video that starts in the 1950s with a “normal” family moving into a house that loves to flicker its lights among other foreboding things.

The Crown season five.

Karate kicks and uneasy alliances abound in the fourth season of Cobra Kai, especially now that Johnny Lawrence and Danny LaRusso have teamed up against Kreese, Johnny’s former and very likely sociopathic teacher.

The series revealed the premiere date for the fourth season will be December 31.

Maybe you came for swooning romance but the first look at Bridgerton’s second season is a dramatic – and highly accomplished – put-down.

Releasing on Netflix on December 24