We may only be a few days into March, but April is already looking to be a big month for Netflix users.
Of course, the real heavy hitter is going to be the final episodes of Ozark, but there’s some quality licensed stuff as well along with a few interesting originals. And don’t forget, the bulk of the lineup still hasn’t been released and won’t be until later this month.
For now, though, here’s what we know is coming to Netflix in April:
April 1st
Argo (2012) – Thriller biopic on a Hollywood producer scouting a location for a science fiction film. Winner of 3 Oscars and a frequent removal and addition to Netflix.
Battle: Freestyle (Season 1) N – Norweigen rap & hip-hop teen film.
Beyblade: Burst Surge (Season 1) – Beyblade anime series that aired between 2020 and 2021.
Forever Out of My League / Sempre più bello (2022) N – Italian rom-com.
Get Organized with The Home Edit (Season 2) N – Reece Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine returns for more house organizing in this
How To Train Your Dragon (2010) – Dreamworks animated movie about a hapless young Viking aspiring to hunt dragons but instead, he befriends one.
Rurouni Kenshin (2012) – Japanese action movie about a former assassin who has resolved to never kill again has his vow sorely tested.
Shrek Forever After: The Final Chapter (2010) – Shrek is experiencing a mid-life crisis in this epic final installment of Shrek.
Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011) – Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law stars in the second major live-action Sherlock Holmes movie from WB directed by Guy Ritchie.
The Blind Side (2009) – Oscar-winning sports biopic directed by John Lee Hancock telling the story of Michael Oher. Sandra Bullock stars.
The Bubble (2022) N – Comedy directed by Judd Apatow about a group of actors and actresses stuck inside a pandemic bubble at a hotel attempting to complete a sequel to an action franchise film about flying dinosaurs.
The Last Bus (Season 1) N – Sci-fi road trip adventure telling the story of a group of mismatched school kids banding together to face a fearsome new machine intelligence.
The Rental (2020) – Horror mystery from IFC Films. About two couples renting a vacation home for a weekend getaway. Stars Dan Stevens, Alison Brie, Shiela Vand, and Jeremy Allen White.
Welcome to Eden (Season 1) N – Spanish sci-fi drama series.
April 6th
Pálpito (Season 1) N – A new Spanish language telenovela.
The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On (Season 1) N – The creators of Love is Blind brings us yet another reality series that sees six different couples approaching marriage put their relationships to the test.
April 8th
Dancing on Glass (2022) N – Spanish drama about a suicide, a jealous dance company, and an obsessive relationship. Starring María Pedraza.
Green Eggs & Ham (Season 2) N – The second season of this animated series sees “Guy” and “Sam” venturing out on a road trip to save an endangered animal from a far-off zoo.
Tiger & Bunny (Season 2) N – First 13 episodes of the Japanese anime series.
Yaksha: Ruthless Operations (2022) N – Korean spy thriller.
April 13th
Almost Happy (Season 2) N – Argentinian comedy series.
April 14th
Ultraman (Season 2) N – Japanese sci-fi anime series returns for a long-anticipated second season (the first arrived back in April 2019).
April 15th
Anatomy of a Scandal (Limited Series) N – A new courtroom drama series from David E. Kelley who is behind Big Little Lies and Melissa James Gibson who is behind House of Cards.
Choose or Die (2022) N – Horror starring Sex Education’s Asa Butterfield.
April 22nd
Along for the Ride (2022) N – Romantic drama based on the novel by Sarah Dessen. Starring Emma Pasarow and Andie MacDowell.
April 28th
Bubble (2022) N – Japanese anime movie from director Tetsurô Araki.
April 29th
Honeymoon with My Mother (2022) N – Spanish-language comedy.
Ozark (Season 4 – Part 2) N – The final half of the final season of Ozark. It’s one of Netflix’s biggest shows to date and will no doubt be going out with a bang.
Source: What's On Netflix
