The Sony and Constantin films have just worked with the New Resident Film Answer entitled Welcome to City Raccoon who came out in theaters in many parts of the world. Even though it’s not the best, you might be wondering if it will come to Netflix especially considering Netflix’s involvement with the evil franchise of the population elsewhere. Unfortunately, it will depend on where you live.
The film displays several familiar faces for Netflix fans. Tom Hopper Stars who might be most famous for his role at the Paybrella Academy. Robbie Amell is also a star who works hard at the sequel Netflix to code 8 Developed to be loyal to the Capcom Resident Evil game: Welcome to Raccoon City is located in 1998 and tells the story of what happened to the famous city that will soon be damaged by new crimes from Umbrella Corporation.
As we mentioned, the title is far from the best title reviewed now with it only brings 5.6 to IMDB and 28% on RottTomatoes but with Netflix very involved in evil residents in the future, many want to watch. As you know, Netflix released the anime series during the summer called Infinite Darkness, we also just got the first look on the new Live-Action series scheduled to come in 2022 If you plan to skip the cinema, you might not be able to watch, welcome to Raccoon City on Netflix.
Will Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City is in Netflix in the US?
Impossible. Despite attacking a new agreement with Sony in 2021 for the right of the first window to the upcoming films, it did not kick up to 2022. The first film from the agreement would become Morbius Instead, this film will go to Starz in the first window that Netflix will take over from 2022. It was clearly disappointing for Netflix fans but we were promised the title “Choose Library” from the deal too so we could see the film but there was no appointment. .
Will Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City is in Netflix internationally?
Outside of the United States, most Netflix regions (including Britain, Canada and Australia) tend to get new Sony films between 2-3 years after their theater release. It was expected to be a welcome case in Raccoon City too So in this case, you will not see films added to at least 2023-2024 in many regions. Sony films often go elsewhere in the first window. It is not clear whether the film from 2022 and so on will go to Netflix internationally in the first window because the agreement only mentions the US and we are not informed of the agreement internationally Do you want to see Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City come to Netflix? Tell us in the comments.