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2021 was a year that gave us some huge Netflix<\/a> hits \u2013 from French crime thriller Lupin<\/a> to Korean sensation Squid Game<\/a>, just about everyone was catered to by the streamer\u2019s output throughout the year.<\/p>\n And the early indications are that the platform is set to have another bumper year in 2022, with several new series and films arriving in the library in January \u2013 including the latest instalments of some of the streamer\u2019s biggest shows.<\/p>\n Perhaps the headliner is the third season of After Life<\/a>, with Ricky Gervais\u2019 comedy-drama set to drop its final batch of episodes midway through the month, while fans of Jason Bateman-starring Ozark<\/a> will be treated to the first part of the crime drama\u2019s final series a few days later.<\/p>\n And of course there are plenty of new originals to sink your teeth into throughout the month as well, with highlights including dark comedy stop-motion series The House, shape-shifting spy drama In From the Cold, and crime parody The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window.<\/p>\n As for films, perhaps the biggest new arrival is the original film Munich \u2013 The Edge of War, adapted from the Robert Harris novel of the same name, while several older films \u2013 from Planes, Trains and Automobiles to Marie Antoinette \u2013 also join the library.<\/p>\n Read on for everything you need to know about the titles coming to Netflix this month.<\/p> Cats<\/a> (2019) <\/strong>Tom Hooper\u2019s adaptation of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical with an all star cast including Jennifer Hudson, Idris Elba, Judi Dench and Sir Ian McKellen<\/p>\n Fracture<\/a> (2007) <\/strong>Anthony Hopkins and Ryan Gosling star in this crime thriller about an engineer who finds himself in court after shooting his wife and pleading not guilty<\/p>\n Half Brothers (2020) <\/strong>Comedy following a road trip taken by a Mexican aviation executive and the American half brother he never knew he had<\/p>\n Marie Antoinette (2005) <\/a><\/strong>Sofia Copolla\u2019s stylish period piece about the Austrian archduchess who marries into the French Royal family<\/p>\n Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) <\/strong><\/a>Steve Martin and John Candy star in this comedy about a man who desperately needs to get home for Thanksgiving but keeps running into obstacles<\/p>\n Rainbow Rangers season 2 <\/strong>Second run for the animated kids show about seven 9-year-old girls who are the guardians of nature and land<\/p>\n Scream 4 (2011) <\/strong>The fourth entry in Wes Craven\u2019s meta-slasher franchise finds Sidney visiting her home town and bringing about the return of Ghost Face<\/p>\n She\u2019s the Man (2006) <\/strong><\/a>Romcom loosely based on Shakespeare\u2019s Twelfth Night \u2013 in which a teenager disguise herself as her twin brother to get onto the boy\u2019s football team<\/p>\n Silver Linings Playbook (2012)<\/strong><\/a> Romantic drama following a man who leaves a mental health facility and finds the path of his life changed after a meeting with a young woman<\/p>\n The Hook Up Plan season 3 <\/strong>A third season for the French romantic comedy series<\/p>\n Werewolves Within (2021) <\/strong><\/a>Comedy horror that follows events after a snowstorm traps the residents of a town together \u2013 as they investigate a mysterious creature that has been terrorising them<\/p>\n The Gentleman (2020) <\/strong><\/a>Guy Ritchie\u2019s action comedy starringMatthew McConaughey,\u00a0Charlie Hunnam,\u00a0Henry Golding,\u00a0Michelle Dockery,\u00a0Jeremy Strong,\u00a0Eddie Marsan,\u00a0Colin Farrell, and\u00a0Hugh Grant<\/p>\nSaturday 1st January<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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