The long-awaited Squid Game with the second season arrives later this year on Netflix.
The record-breaking television series will be broadcast on the streaming platform later this year, as announced by the platform in an official note.
There are many titles for 2024 including new films, TV series and video games coming out during the year, including Rebel Moon - Part 2: the scarred woman.
Eddie Murphy will return in Beverly Hills Cop IV, Avatar: The Legend of Aang the latest live-action adaptation, and Jennifer Lopez will try to save humanity in Atlas.
Plus, new seasons of Emily in Paris, Bridgerton (Part 1: May 16; Part 2: June 13) and The Diplomat.
Among the new video games, Hades and Sonic Mania Plus will enrich the Netflix Games offering.
The most anticipated is Squid Game 2. The first series, the story of a deadly survival game with a huge sum of money at stake, captured the attention of the public and critics, enjoying unprecedented success, winning six Emmy Awards, making it the first non-English-language series to win Best Drama Series.
Also at the 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards.
In February, the sixth season of Love Is Blind, the debut of the live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender and the second season of the sports docuseries Formula 1: Drive to Survive will premiere.
This will be followed in March by the live tennis competition The Netflix Slam and the latest series from Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and DB Weiss as well as Alexander Woo 3 Body Problem.
Damsel on March 8.
New seasons of Keri Russell's political thriller "The Diplomat", thriller series "The Night Agent", the second chapter of Ryan Murphy's drama "Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story", the third season of the romantic comedy "Heartstopper" will also be released " and the Lily Collins-directed romantic comedy "Emily in Paris."
Finally, for new series, the drama about the American West with Betty Gilpin "American Primeval", the British spy thriller "Black Doves", the documentary on Formula One "Senna".
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