The Rock's Action Thriller Will Release on Netflix in 2021

The rock reveals the rare artifact that everyone’s searching for on new set photo

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By: Keaton Marcus

Dwayne Johnson, who’s currently filming action thriller Red Notice directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber (Skyscraper), also stars Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds. He recently released an image of him in the movie on his social media, while also announcing that it will skip theaters, and hit Netflix sometime in 2021. The film is about a skilled INTERPOL agent who has been tasked in hunting the world’s most wanted art thief, played by Gadot. Reynolds stars as the world’s greatest conman who helps Johnson’s character with the hunt.

Red Notice will no doubt be one of, or the most expensive projects for Netflix to date. 6 Underground, which also stars Ryan Reynolds, cost a whopping 150 million dollars, breaking that record. However, The Rock’s newest effort may break that, and easily so. The movie only just resumed filming under some strict COVID-19 protocols, and in the meantime, there’s been constant updates on the premise, characters, and plotlines. Reynolds, on his Instagram, confirmed that he wrapped up filming, and also teased some interesting shooting locations, including a tropical set and war-torn interiors.

During this weekend, Johnson revealed a picture of him standing in front of the artifact that Gadot’s character is looking for. It’s an exquisite golden egg that once belonged to Cleopatra herself. The post reads: “I give you one of the rare and true priceless artifacts to ever exist - Cleopatra’s Egg. Are you sure you want to steal it on my watch? The FBI profiler. The World’s Most Wanted Art Thief. And the greatest conman the world has ever seen. Excited for you to see this movie in 2021 - only on Netflix. Here’s the actual post down below…

So that’s it folks…Catch Red Notice on Netflix next year. When? We don’t know for sure, but guessing sometime in the summer, which is where most big blockbusters release.