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The year 2020 started out promising for the movie industry but things quickly shifted, and many major films expected for a 2020 release got delayed until 2021 and beyond. Now several of the anticipated films of 2020 are coming out in 2021, including romantic dramas and comedies. There are so many great romantic comedies in 2021. For example, in 2021, Netflix plans to conclude their romantic film series
To All the Boys Iâve Loved Before and
To All the Boys: Always and Forever in early 2021 and
The Kissing Booth 3 will likely come out in the summer of 2021.
The romances of 2021 include some films with A-list stars, respected directors, and beloved singers. This is going to be a year for a lot more romance, starting with these romantic comedies and dramas.
Starring: Zendaya, John David Washington
This black and white feature was the first movie to be fully developed and filmed during the COVID pandemic. It takes place over the course of one night, during which, in an effort to keep busy while waiting for the reviews of Malcolm s latest film to start rolling in, the couple decides to busy themselves with dissecting their entire relationship and each other s lives. Naturally. The Dig
Starring: Carey Mulligan, Ralph Fiennes, Lily James, Johnny Flynn
Based on the true story of the 1939 excavation of the Sutton Hoo archeological site in England,
The Dig attempts to rewrite a major historical wrong by focusing largely on the efforts of archeologist Basil Brown, who led the project but whose contributions went uncredited for decades. This might not sound like the stuff of romance, but you ll change your mind when you catch wind of not one but
We re all of us passing for something or other. Aren t we?
This question – something Irene (Tessa Thompson) asks on the side of a dance floor – will haunt you during and well after Rebecca Hall s directorial debut, Passing, which premiered Saturday night at Sundance Film Festival.
The black-and-white film (more on that choice later) stars the aforementioned Thompson and Ruth Negga as Clare, two childhood friends who run into each other as adults in 1920s New York. The pair quickly realize they ve come to live very different lives. While both are Black women, Clare has opted to pass as white; Clare s husband John (Alexander Skarsgård) doesn t even know the truth and thinks Irene is white as well when they meet.