Netflix has grown into a content giant over the recent years, to the point it now has its very own online fan event: Netflix Tudum. Named in honour of the Netflix opening jingle, Tudum brought big news, reveals and announcements about the streaming service’s upcoming movies and TV shows.
We saw updates and reveals from some of our favourite Netflix titles including The Witcher, Bridgerton and Stranger Things and many more. Here’s everything that was shown at Tudum 2022.
Everything Netflix showed at Tudum 2022
Enola Holmes 2
The mystery crime thriller starring Millie Bobby Brown as Sherlock Holmes’ younger sibling is back for a sequel and the first trailer was revealed at Tudum 2022.
The movie will release on November 4.
Heart of Stone
Gal Gadot and Jamie Dornon showed off their new spy thriller, Heart of Stone, which will release in 2023.
Bridgerton Season 3
Bridgerton’s third season is full steam ahead the cast teased a few things at Tudum.
It was also announced that a new spin-off series about Queen Charlotte, starring India Amarteifio, is coming to Netflix, and the first clip was revealed.
Shadow and Bone Season 2
It’s been a while since we’ve heard from Shadow and Bone, but Netflix finally gave us a look at some new characters in season 2, as well as a special sneak peek of the upcoming episodes. The second season will release in 2023.
The Crown Season 5
The Crown recently paused production due to the loss of Queen Elizabeth II, but the series confirmed its November 9 release date at Tudum. The next season will see a new cast take over as it explores the divorce of Charles and Diana.
— The Crown (@TheCrownNetflix) September 24, 2022
Emily In Paris Season 3
You’re favourite trashy romance show Emily In Paris has a third season coming on December 21, and you can see more from it below.
The Old Guard sequel
Henry Golding and Uma Thurman are joining Charlize Theron in the sequel to the fantasy action movie The Old Guard, which is currently filming.
Wednesday
The Addams’ Family spin-off Wednesday received a clip at Tudum featuring Jenna Ortega’s titular character opposite the famous hand, Thing. The series will release on November 23.
Manifest Season 4
Netflix saved Manifest from the dead not long ago, and now fans will have their questions answered in the fourth season. Check out the first trailer.
3 Body Problem
After Game of Thrones, creators D.B. Weiss and David Benioff went on to tackle another iconic book series, 3 Body Problem. They gave audiences a behind-the-scenes look at Tudum and announced it will debut in 2023.
Slumberland
Netflix gave us a sneak peek at Jason Momoa’s upcoming fantasy movie Slumberland, which looks kind of like a family-friendly version of The Sandman.
Never Have I Ever Season 4
The fourth and final season of Never Have I Ever is coming up, but Netflix only gave us a tease of what’s coming – confirming some new and returning cast members and a hint at a wedding.
The Umbrella Academy
We know that a fourth and final season of The Umbrella Academy is coming, but it’s still way too early for Netflix to show anything, so instead, we got the season 3 blooper reel.
Your Place Or Mine
All you need to know about Your Place or Mine is that it stars Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher and releases on February 10 – because that’s all we know about it.
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio
Pinocchio, the Guillermo del Toro version, not Disney’s recent live-action release, brings the iconic director’s imagination to life with an animated stop motion feature. Catch a first behind-the-scenes look below.
The Recruit
Netflix’s golden boy Noah Centineo is starring as a lawyer in an international spy show, The Recruit, which didn’t have any content to present but did receive a release date of December 16.
Get your first look at Noah Centineo’s new show, The Recruit!
Premieres December 16 https://t.co/f0sudmmsSr #TUDUM @noahcent
— Netflix (@netflix) September 24, 2022
Entergalactic
Kid Cudi, Timothee Chalamet and other performers are starring in an animated experience titled Entergalactic for Netflix, which has a seriously incredible animation style. This will be one to check out.
The Redeem Team
A new Netflix documentary, The Redeem Team follows the U.S. basketball team as they seek redemption at the 2008 Olympics.
The Mother
Jennifer Lopez stars in a new action movie, The Mother, which will release in time for Mother’s Day in May 2023.
You Season 4
Penn Badgley is back as creepy killer Joe in You’s fourth season, which will release in two parts on February 10 and March 10.
The Watcher
Naomi Watts is being watched by a creepy, well… watcher in The Watcher, a horror movie based on a true story that hits Netflix on October 13.
The Witcher: Blood Origin
The Witcher prequel Blood Origin finally has a release date of December 25 which means it’s officially going to be Witchmas season again. We also learned that Minnie Driver will star in The Witcher: Blood Origin as a character that connects the prequel with Henry Cavill’s series.
Worlds will collide.
The Witcher: Blood Origin premieres this December. #TUDUM pic.twitter.com/aUss0VQAYX
— Netflix (@netflix) September 24, 2022
The Witcher Season 3
While we will see The Witcher: Blood Origin this year, The Witcher season 3 is a bit further away, with Henry Cavill revealing a premiere date of Summer 2023. That means a winter release for us in the southern hemisphere.
Our family returns! The Witcher is back for Season 3 in Summer 2023 #TUDUM pic.twitter.com/pV414YvRPI
— Netflix (@netflix) September 24, 2022
Extraction 2
Chris Hemsworth’s hit action movie Extraction 2 received a special look at Tudum with a behind-the-scenes video that showed off some truly wild stunts.
Vikings Valhalla Season 2
If you’re missing Vikings, Vikings Valhalla brings the action in this first clip from season 2, which will release in 2023.
1899
Tudum revealed that November 17 will be the day fans can watch the German period mystery series 1899 on Netflix.
They Cloned Tyrone
Jamie Foxx, John Boyega and Teyonah Parris star in Netflix’s mind-bending mystery caper, They Cloned Tyrone, which you can check out below.
Lupin
Lupin Part 3 is coming soon to Netflix, and you can see what to expect in the latest trailer.
Squid Game
The cast and crew of Squid Game didn’t have much to say about Season 2, apart from the fact they are in the middle of developing it right now. They did give us this unreleased scene from Season 1 to tide us over, though.
PSSSSST. I’ve got a super secret unreleased scene from Squid Game Season 1 for you! #TUDUM pic.twitter.com/55qozsikox
— Netflix Geeked (@NetflixGeeked) September 24, 2022
Dead to Me Season 3
Dead to Me’s third season is finally coming to Netflix, which will wrap up Christina Applegate’s dark comedy thriller in epic style on November 17.
Heartstopper
Heartstopper stole hearts everywhere with its queer coming-of-age romance tale earlier in the year. Season 2 is now in production, as seen in the cast video shown at Tudum.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
A new group of rich socialites, played by an all-star cast, feature in Rian Johnson’s murder mystery movie Glass Onion and you can see the first clip below. The movie will release on Netflix on December 23.
Outer Banks Season 3
The treasure-hunting young adult TV series Outer Banks is back for season 3, and the first trailer was shown at Tudum.
The School for Good and Evil
The hit book series The School for Good and Evil is becoming a movie with Kerry Washington, Charlize Theron and Michelle Yeoh in leading roles. Allow the first clip to work its spell on you.
Stranger Things
While Netflix couldn’t bring us any news on Season 5 of Stranger Things, it did gift us with a delightful blooper reel.
This cast had the best time filming S4. Check out these Stranger Things 4 bloopers that just debuted in #TUDUM pic.twitter.com/lN8RgqSmJk
— Netflix (@netflix) September 24, 2022
Netflix Games
Netflix recently expanded into the world of games, and Tudum reminded us you can play Oxenfree on the app now as well as teasing a bunch of upcoming titles that will be playable soon.
How to catch up on the event in Australia
Tudum is an online, free and virtual event, meaning everyone from around the world can watch.
The stream started early at 3:00 am AEST on Sunday, September 25 in Australia, but you can catch up on the full show now on Netflix’s YouTube channel.
This article has been updated to reflect news from the 2022 Netflix Tudum event.
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