Netflix April 2021 New Releases, Movie TV Series

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Spring is officially upon us, which means that Netflix is blooming with brand new TV shows and movies for subscribers to get sucked into. Next month’s lineup is a major one, introducing you to some of the most highly anticipated projects which just might end up being your future favorite series and films.

Shadow & Bone will make its small screen debut as Leigh Bardugo’s expansive fantasy Grishaverse explores the magic of darkness and light. We’re getting Black cowboys (Concrete Cowboy) and Black samurais (Yasuke). Plus, The Circle is officially back!

These titles, in addition to a slew of underrated classics, pretty much guarantee a good start to your spring season. Ahead, everything coming to Netflix in April.

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