Noah Centineo, widely recognized for his charming roles in Netflix’s romantic comedies like To All the Boys I've Loved Before, and Joseph Quinn, who skyrocketed to fame as Eddie Munson in Stranger Things Season 4, have teamed up for an explosive new film, Warfare. With Netflix being a go-to hub for movie and series enthusiasts, excitement over Warfare potentially landing on the platform is through the roof. Fans are eagerly waiting to see this unexpected duo in action!

Netflix’s 2025 lineup has delivered major blockbusters, and with Warfare gearing up for release, speculation is soaring—could this explosive film land on the platform sooner than expected? 

Warfare is a gripping 2025 action thriller crafted by Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland. Inspired by Mendoza’s firsthand experiences as a former US Navy SEAL, the film throws viewers into the heart of a tense 2006 mission. Debuting with an impressive 90% on Rotten Tomatoes, this high-stakes spectacle hits theatres on April 11. While rumors swirl, Netflix has yet to confirm if Warfare will land on its platform.

In February 2024, A24 unveiled plans for this film helmed by Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland. The duo co-wrote the script and aimed to direct together. Alongside May December actor Charles Melton, stars like Heartstopper sensation Kit Connor and others joined the cast last year. Principal photography kicked off in May 2024 in London. Noah Centineo later reflected on the strong bonds he formed with the Warfare cast.

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Centineo shared his experience on set, emphasizing the camaraderie and connection that developed throughout the intense filming process.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Noah Centineo, who has just had an underwhelming season on Netflix, reflected on filming his next multistarrer, Warfare, and the strong bond that formed on set. He praised directors Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza for assembling a cast deeply committed to the story. Centineo described the experience as unforgettable, calling it a phenomenal journey unlike anything before. 

When asked about preparing for Warfare, including boot camp and shaving their heads together, Noah Centineo described it as both thrilling and demanding. He emphasized the intense but rewarding training, crediting Ray Mendoza for pushing the cast to their limits to ensure they fully embodied their roles. Centineo noted that Mendoza and Alex Garland sought actors with relentless drive and the right mindset for the project. While Warfare is confirmed for a theatrical release in April, its Netflix debut remains unconfirmed.

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