Netflix new releases in April 2022

Netflix new release (April 2022): Grace & Frankie, Queen of South, Russian Doll, The Blind Side, Bonnie and Clyde, Saving Private Ryan and many more!

Each month there’s always new movies and TV shows added to the Netflix library. So get ready to check out the best movies and shows streaming now. For this month, Netflix’s longest-running series of all time, the most lovable friendships between Grace and Frankie will be out on April 29. For movies, Netflix added a vast selection of Oscar-winning films, including “Argo,” “The Blind Side,” “Bonnie and Clyde” and “Saving Private Ryan.” Other fan-favorite films, such as “Full Metal Jacket,” “Inception,” “How to Train Your Dragon” and “Molly’s Game,” will also be joining. There will be plenty of Netflix originals coming throughout the month too!

Check out the full list of new releases of movies & tv show on Netflix:

April 1 “A Cinderella Story” (2004): A modernization of the classic Cinderella folklore. Hillary Duff as the lead role. “Abby Hatcher” (2019): Canadian kids animation, Abby went on adventures to help her friends. “Any Given Sunday” (1999): A sport drama movie about depicting a fictional professional American football team. “Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood” (1984): American animated film set during the events preceding the Apollo 11 Moon landing through the perspective of a young boy. “Argo” (2012): American historical drama thriller film directed by Ben Affleck. The movie is based on events that took place during the 1979–81 Iran hostage crisis. “Battle: Freestyle” (Season 1): A hip-hop dance crew working together to achieve their goal. “Beyblade: Burst Surge” (Season 1): As two brothers train to become Beyblade legends, they start a Blading revolution that could topple the sport's ruling elite. “Blade” (1998): Part-vampire and part-mortal, Blade, becomes a vampire hunter to protect human beings. “Blade II” (2002): Blade & his allies fighting a race of mutated vampires with plans of world domination. “Blade: Trinity” (2004): The war between humans and vampires continues. It is the final hunt for Blade. “The Blind Side”: Based on true story of Michael Oher, an All-American football player. “Blow” (2001): American cocaine smuggler George Jung (Johnny Depp) in 1970s. “Bonnie and Clyde” : Based on the true story of Clyde Barrow. It is double Oscar-winning movie from director Arthur Penn. “The Bubble” (2022): A group of actors and actresses stuck inside a pandemic bubble at a hotel attempts to complete a film “Captain Nova” (2022): Dutch sci-fi family movie about a fighter pilot transforming into her younger self. “Catch and Release”: A rom-com starring Jennifer Garner who struggles after her fiance dies. “Celeb Five: Behind the Curtain” (2022): Jokes and improv take center stage as comedian girl group Celeb Five brainstorms material for a comedy special in this behind-the-scenes mockumentary. “CoComelon” (Season 5) “Delta Farce” (2007): War comedy about three bumbling Army reservists “Eagle Eye” (2008): The lives of two strangers hunted by authorities are thrown into peril when an unseen caller uses technology to monitor and control their every move. “Forever Out of My League / Siempre più bello” “Four Brothers” (2005): Four Brothers investigate the murder of their adoptive mother & look for the killers. “Full Metal Jacket” (1987): From boot camp to the battlefield, Stanley Kubrick's classic follows a US Marine and his fellow soldiers as they're trained and sent to fight in Vietnam. “Get Organized with the Home Edit”: Expert home organizer help celebrities organise their home. “Grown Ups” (2010): Five childhood friends take their families for a weekend trip to a lake house in their hometown. “Heartland” (2007): A family drama follows life on the Heartland ranch as sisters Amy and Lou, deal with the challenges of running a ranch that has been in the family for generations. “Her” (2013): An introvert writer falls in love with AI whom helps him to write. “How to Train Your Dragon” (2010) : A young Viking, defies tradition and befriends his deadliest foe- a ferocious dragon he calls Toothless. “Inception” (2010): Sci-fi about dream-sharing technology. “The Last Bus” (2021): Sci-Fi Series About A Group Of Teens Fighting Human-Destroying Orbs “Love Actually” (2003): Rom-com about 9 stories around Christmastime. “Molly’s Game” (2018): Based on true story of Molly Bloom “Monster-in-Law” (2005): Rom-com starred Jennifer Lopez. “New York Minute” (2004): Twins get into misadventures as they head to Manhattan. “The Nut Job” (2014): Family movie about a mischievous squirrel with a mission. “Oddbods” (2016): Singaporean computer-animated comedy television series. “Pedro el escamoso” (Season 1, 2001): a popular telenovela filmed in Colombia. “Polly Pocket” (Season 5): Kids animated series “Rumor Has It…” (2005): Rom-com starring Jennifer Aniston. “Puss in Boots” (2011): Adventure of the Puss in Boots from the Shrek movies. “The Rental” (2020): A dreamy weekend getaway turns to nightmare at the villa. “The Ring” (2002): A journalist investigate a cursed videotape. “Rurouni Kenshin” (2012): Japanese action movie about a former assassin who has resolved to never kill again has his vow sorely tested. "Saving Private Ryan” (1998): A group of soldiers in WWII seeking out a private to send him home. “Shrek Forever After: The Final Chapter” (2010): Shrek is facing mid-life crisis after he makes a deal with Rumpelstiltskin. “Sherlock Holmes” (2009): Detective Sherlock Holmes is on the trail of criminal mastermind Professor Moriarty “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows” (2011): Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson return for another daring adventure to thwart a criminal mastermind's deadly plot with the help of a mysterious woman. “Something’s Gotta Give” (2003): A rom-com starred Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton. “Tiger & Bunny: The Beginning” (2012): An anime film “Tiger & Bunny: The Rising” (2014): A sequel to the anime television series Tiger & Bunny “We The Animals” (2018): Award-winning drama movie “Welcome to Eden” (Season 1): What begins as an exciting journey will soon become the journey of a lifetime “Welcome to Waikiki” (Season 1): A youth South Korean television series starring Kim Jung-hyun, Lee Yi-kyung, and Son Seung-won.

April 4 “Better Call Saul” (Season 5): Emmy-nominated prequel to "Breaking Bad"

April 5 “Black Dog: Being a Teacher” (Season 1): tvN K-Drama about a temporary teacher settling into her new job. “Ronny Chieng: Speakeasy” (2022): Netflix stand-up comedy special

April 6 “Dasvi” (2022): Indian political comedy about Chaudhary (Abhishek A. Bachchan) “Furioza” (2022): Polish action movie about a policewoman makes her ex-boyfriend an offer he can't refuse. “Green Mothers Club” (Season 1): South Korean tv series about a story of depicting the friendships, motherly love, and growth of 5 mothers. “Jimmy Saville: A British Horror Story” (Season 1): A two-part Netflix documentary series of the British television personality Jimmy Savile “Michela Giraud: The Truth, I Swear!” (2022): The new Netflix special, starring the famous Italian stand-up comedian “Pálpito” (Season 1): A new Spanish language telenovela. “Ultimatum: Marry or Move on" (Season 1): Six couples on the verge of marriage enter the ultimate test of their relationship.

April 7 “Deck the Halls” (2006): American Chrismas comedy film. “Queen of the South” (Season 5): The final season of one woman's rise to the top of a Mexican drug cartel. “Return to Space” (Season 1): Following Elon Musk and SpaceX engineers embark on a historic mission to return NASA astronauts to the International Space Station. “Senzo: Murder of a Soccer Star” (Season 1): The thrilling five-part true crime documentary series delves into the beloved soccer star’s murde

April 8 “Barbie: It Takes Two” (Season 1): CGI-animated adventure comedy of Barbie in the big city. “Dancing on Glass” (2022): A Spanish drama about a young ballet dancer finds herself in the spotlight after the tragic loss. “Dirty Lines” (Season 1): Sets in 1980s Amsterdam, a college student stumbles into a new career at a phone sex line started by two brothers. “Elite” (Season 5): Spanish teen drama returns for another season and will also be returning for a sixth. “Green Eggs & Ham” (Season 2): an American animated comedy adventure based on the 1960 Dr. Seuss book. “Metal Lords” (2022): a Netflix comedy-drama about two teen best friends try to form "post-death doom metal" band. “Tiger & Bunny” (Season 2): Japanese anime television series. “Yaksha: Ruthless Operations” (2022): South Korean spy action film.

April 9 “My Liberation Notes” (Season 1): South Korean television series about three siblings and a stranger “Our Blues” (Season 1): South Korean series that follows a group of people on Jeju island.

April 10 “The Call” (2013): A veteran 911 operator takes a life-altering call from a teenage girl who has just been abducted “Nightcrawler” (2014): An American neo-noir psychological thriller film written and directed by Dan Gilroy.

April 12 “The Creature Cases” (2022): An animated action-comedy series featuring educational, animal-based mysteries. “Hard Cell” (Season 1) : British comedian series set in a women's prison, it sees the chameleonic actor play six different characters

April 13 “Almost Happy” (Season 2): An Argentinian comedy web television series “Our Great National Parks” (Season 1): A docuseries that shines the spotlight on some of the planet's most spectacular national parks. “Smother-in-Law” (Season 1): Portuguese comedy sitcom. “The Taming of the Shrew” (2022): Based on William Shakespeare's play The Taming of the Shrew “Today We Fix the World” (2022): An Argentinian comedy movie.

April 14 “Ultraman” (Season 2): Japanese sci-fi anime series returns for a long-anticipated second season.

April 15 “Anatomy of a Scandal” (2022): An American anthology thriller drama series that infiltrates Britain's elite through personal and political scandal. “Choose or Die” (2022): British horror thriller film “Heirs to the Land” (Season 1): Spanish television series based on the novel by Ildefonso Falcones. “LEGO: City Adventures” (Multiple Seasons): A CG-animated series, set in the sprawling and diverse LEGO City metropolis. “Mai” (Season 1): An Indian Hindi-language family thriller drama series. “One Piece Film Z” (2012): Japanese anime fantasy action adventure film directed by Tatsuya Nagamine. “Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City” (Season 1): Kids animated series.

April 16 “LEGO Friends: Girls on a Mission” (Seasons 1-4): Five best friends put their teamwork, wits and courage to the test when they take on a mission “The Man of God” (2021): A Norwegian movie about a classic prodigal-son story starring Akah Nnani as the son of a prophet who disavows himself from his family and pursues a career as an Afro-jazz musician “Ouija: Origin of Evil” (2016): American supernatural horror film “Van Helsing” (Season 5): A fantasy horror series from Neil LaBute, Syfy renewed the series for a fifth and final run

April 19 “Battle Kitty” (Season 1): An interactive computer-animated streaming television series created by the Layzell brothers for Netflix. “White Hot: The Rise and Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch” (2022): A documentary explores A&F's pop culture reign in the late '90s and early 2000s.

April 20 “Russian Doll” (Season 2): Emmy-nominated series with Leslye Headland and Amy Poehler. “The Marked Heart” (Season 1): A Colombian series tells the story of Simón, a man whose wife is murdered “The Turning Point” (2022): Italian crime film “Yakamoz S-245 / An Undersea Story” (Season 1): After disaster strikes Earth, a marine biologist on a submarine research mission must fight to survive with the crew as a conspiracy comes to light.

April 21 “All About Gila” (2022): Popular Spanish comedians take the stage “He’s Expecting” (Season 1): A Japanese comedy-drama set in a world where men get pregnant and give birth

April 22 “Heartstopper” (Season 1): An uplifting LGBTQ+ drama about teen friendship and young romance is based on the graphic novel by Alice Oseman “Selling Sunset” (Season 5): A new season of the reality series. “The Seven Lives of Lea” (Season 1): a French new mystery-thriller series with dose of fantasy.

April 25 “Big Eyes” (2014): An American biographical drama film directed by Tim Burton

April 26 “David Spade: Nothing Personal” (2022): Netflix comedy special

April 27 “Bullsh*t The Game Show” (Season 1): A Reality TV where contestants strive to correctly answer difficult trivia questions. “Komi Can’t Communicate” (Season 2): A comedy anime about a 15-year-old girl with extreme social anxiety who attempts to make friends. “The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe: The Unheard Tapes” (2022): Explores the mystery surrounding the death of movie icon Marilyn Monroe through previously unheard interviews with her inner circle. “Silverton Siege” (2022): Based on true story about a trio of anti-apartheid freedom fighters ends up in a tense bank hostage situation. "365 Days: This Day" (2022): A sequel to the popular steamy movie released in 2020.

April 28 “Bubble” (2022): A Japanese post-apocalyptic animated film produced by Wit Studio. “Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles” (Season 1): A kid's animated series from Netflix based on the comic book Usagi Yojimbo by Stan Sakai

April 29 “Grace and Frankie” (Season 7): The final season about two friends, played by Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin “Honeymoon with My Mother” (2022): A bubbly comedy movie about the mother-son relationship “Ozark” (Season 4 – Part 2): An American crime drama series featuring Jason Bateman and Laura Linney. “Rumspringa” (2022): An Amish in Berlin' follows a young Amish man, who travels to Berlin “YOUTH v GOV” (2020): A documentary follows the journey of 21 young plaintiffs suing the US government for its actions in creating the climate crisis.

Those are the full list of the new releases on Netflix (April 2022). Some of the movies might not be available in your country. But you can use VPN and watch any Netflix movies based on the country. Have fun wacthing!