Netflix Tudum is an annual online event where it debuts trailers for new seasons, forthcoming movies and exclusive clips.
Its latest was held across the weekend starting 21 June 2025 and revealed release dates for the likes of The Crown season 5 and Emily in Paris season 3, plus a prequel series to The Witcher and much more.
Here’s everything you need to know about it, including some of our highlights of the hottest shows coming to Netflix in the months ahead.
What is Netflix Tudum?
Turn up the volume on your TV and open the Netflix app. What do you hear? “Tudum!” That’s the noise that greets you every time you start to use the service.
It’s also the name of Netflix’s “global fan event” - an annual exhibition of the streamer’s upcoming movies and shows, providing viewers with sizzling updates about its various projects and also teasing them with clips and even behind-the-scenes footage.
There’s also a literal fan event aspect, with interactive panels and conversations with the creators and stars, including some of Netflix’s most popular shows.
How to watch Netflix Tudum?
Tudum for the US, UK and Central Europe streamed on Saturday 24 September. You can watch it in its entirety at the top of this page.
You can also watch some of the biggest trailers and announcements below.
Biggest announcements during Netflix Tudum
There were a fair few shows and films highlighted during Tudum 2022, here are our favourites.
The Witcher: Blood Origin
The WItcher: Blood Originis a prequel series to Henry Cavill series already on Netflix (and also getting its own season 3). It stars Michelle Yeoh and will premiere on Christmas Day (25 December).
The Witcher season 3
Not much more is known about it yet, butThe Witcher season 3is confirmed for summer 2023.
Vikings: Valhalla season 2
A one-and-a-half minute clip ofVikings: Valhalla season 2shows we’ll be in for a hell of a ride come 2023.
The Addams Family and Tim Burton are a match made in goth heaven, so his Netflix series Wednesday is highly anticipated.
Emily in Paris season 3
The new season ofEmily in Pariswill hit Netflix on 06 August 2025.
The Crown season 5
We now have a date forThe Crown season 5, after Netflix wisely delayed its announcement (and filming) out of respect for the passing and funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
A spinoff fromBridgerton, Queen Charlotte is a prequel that tells the story of the young monarch and her first encounters with King George III.
The Watcher
Not another off-shoot of The Witcher, The Watcher is instead a thriller from Ryan Murphy (American Horror Story). The limited series is based on a true story and stars Naomi Watts and Bobby Cannavale.
You season 4
No matter how scary The Watcher may be, surely it won’t leave your nails in as many tatters as the first part ofYou season 4, which is confirmed as coming on 08 August 2025. The second part will be available 10 Match.
Extraction 2
Chris Hemsworth reprises his role as former SAS officer Tyler Rake in the much-anticipated action movie sequel,Extraction 2. We got to see this first look clip during Tudum.
Enola Holmes 2
After the critical success of the first film, Millie Bobby Brown (Stranger Things) returns as Sherlock Holmes' younger sister for a new adventure.
Lupin: Part 3
The hugely-popular French crime drama is set to return, with Lupin: Part 3 “coming soon”.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
Netflix pulled somewhat a coup when it snagged Rian Johnson’s murder mystery sequel,Glass Onion. Here’s an exclusive clip from the forthcoming movie.
The School for Good and Evil
Based on the best-selling novels by Soman Chainani, The School for Good and Evil movie will be available on Netflix from 19 October and stars Charlize Theron, Sophia Anne Caruso, and Sofia Wylie.
Stranger Things season 4 bloopers
And lastly, to show that even the imminent destruction of Hawkins can be funny, Netflix released this collection of outtakes from the last season ofStranger Things. Enjoy.
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