Emily might not be leaving Paris after all. Netflix announced two more seasons of Darren Star's romantic comedy series, Emily in Paris, after the premiere of season two.
Season 2, starring Lily Collins, debuted in the Global Top 10 on Netflix and topped the list across 94 countries with 107.6 million hours viewed between Dec. 22 and Dec. 26. Season one also made the Global Top 10, re-emerging onto the list across 53 countries.
The streaming platform announced seasons three and four in a video uploaded to the Emily in Paris Instagram account on Monday.
While we wait for season three, let's take a look at some of our favorite looks from season two!
Emily in Paris follows Emily, an ambitious twenty-something marketing executive from Chicago, who unexpectedly lands a job in Paris. She is tasked with revamping the company's social media strategy and embarks on a new life in Paris filled with adventures and challenges as she juggles making friends, winning over her work colleagues, and navigating new romances. In season 2 we see Emily travel from Paris to the French Riviera, including Saint-Tropez.
According to Deadline, Netflix plans to shoot two more sequels to Red Notice.
Red Notice is officially coming back! The beloved action comedy follows two agents as they hunt down a wanted art thief. Dwayne, "The Rock" Johnson and Ryan Reynolds star, alongside Gal Gadot. With its action-packed scenes and hilarious one-liners, it's safe to say that these sequels have a lot to live up to.
Red Notice first premiered in November 2021 and beat Bird Box as Netflix's most prominent movie debut. In just a few weeks, Red Notice attained 328 hours, while Bird Box attained 282 hours in its first 28 days.
This isn't Gadot's only project of the year. She will be in nine upcoming movies in total.
Looking for that perfect holiday movie to cozy up to this December? We compiled a list of our favorite holiday movies in Netflix to get your festivities going!
Holidate
Holidate is the perfect feel-good film following the plot line of the traditional romcom scenario.The film features Emma Roberts and Luke Bracey starring as two individuals fed up with being single during the holiday season. The two agree to become each other's platonic plus-one's, only to realize that their love really isn't that platonic.
The Christmas Chronicles
If you're looking for the an entertaining family movie to watch, The Christmas Chronicles is the perfect place to start. This comedy follows two siblings on a mission to capture Santa Clause after spotting him in their home on Christmas Eve. After hijacking into Santa's sleigh, a malfunction causes everyone on board to crash, losing all of this year's presents. It becomes up to the two kids, and Santa of course, to save Christmas.
Love Hard
Another romcom to binge during this holiday season is one of Netflix's newer releases, Love Hard, starring Nina Dobrev.This hilarious film follows an L.A. native named Natalie who is desperate for love as she flies across the country to spend Christmas with her "lover" who she found on a dating app. Once the pair meet face-to-face, it becomes obvious that Natalie just got catfished.
The Princess Switch
The Princess Switch quickly became a holiday classic after its premiere gained popularity among Netflix audiences in 2018. Starring Vanessa Hudgens times two, the film features a baker and princess who switch lives thinking the grass is greener on the other side. The best part about The Princess Switch, other than that we get to see Hudgens carbon copied, is that there is a second and third installment. Happy binging!
A Boy Called Christmas
A Boy Called Christmas is another perfect family-watch-together with a heartwarming plot. The film tells the origin tale of Father Christmas, who at the time is only a young boy accompanied by a pet reindeer and mouse. Christmas embarks on the journey to find his father, who is on his own quest to find the mythical village of Elfhelm.
A California Christmas
Next up on our list is A California Christmas, a sentimental romance film about a wealthy bachelor about to lose his worth. He hatches a plan to go undercover as a rancher in order to help a local farmer and her family, attempting to trick them into letting him buy their estate.
Klaus
Klaus is another Christmas tale that will certainly itch your spot for an upbeat holiday animation. The film follows a failing academy student named Jesper who gets sent away to the North to become the newest postman. While in the North, Jesper meets and befriends a toymaker in recluse named Klaus.
A Christmas Prince
A Christmas Prince is another romance movie that gained enough traction to now become a holiday classic. It follows the love story of a journalist named Amber, played by Rose McIver, who gets sent abroad seeking intel into the playboy Prince of Aldovia. It doesn't take long for Amber to realize that the prince isn't all that much of a player after-all.
The Knight Before Christmas
Wrapping up our favorite Netflix holiday films is another holiday tale starring Vanessa Hudgens. A Knight Before Christmas features a medieval knight who magically gets transported into present-day in the US. The Knight, dubbed Sir Cole, gets hit by a car after not understanding how they work, and the car who hits him happens to be a science teacher (Hudgens) disinterested in love.
Netflix's hit show Cheer is back not just for its second season, but for what appears to be its second scandal. Just after navigating the sexual abuse scandal around one of its subjects, Jerry Harris, the docuseries is making headlines again for misleading its viewers.
Cheer follows the stories of student athletes at Navarro College near Dallas, Texas. Season two introduced the beloved team's new rivals, the cheerleaders from Trinity Valley Community College. This team isn't just Navarro's fiercest competitor at the National Cheerleaders Association's Collegiate National Championship---it turns out, they're Navarro's only competitor.
Navarro coach, Monica Aldama, explained that this is because competing teams are divided into "intermediate" and "advanced" groups based on the level of tricks they do. For example, an intermediate team would not be allowed to perform a human pyramid taller than two people. Navarro and TVCC are the only teams that qualify as "advanced."
Aldama claims,
"We're two of the best teams out there. It doesn't matter that we're in a junior college division. Nobody wants to compete against us. [...] I think the reason they did that is people were trying things that they really had no business doing, trying to do these harder skills to compete, but they didn't have necessarily the talent to do it. Anyways, it opened up these intermediate divisions, so teams started dropping down to these intermediate divisions. Our division kept shrinking and shrinking."
Aldama claims Navarro's ultimate goal isn't even to beat TVCC---it's to get the highest score of any team, period. That way, they can virtually beat every team at the competition, despite not directly competing against them.
