This week, Paramount+ is adding over 100 movies and shows to its streaming library, with something for everyone. You’ll find Oscar winners, holiday classics, and popular franchises like Mission Impossible and Batman. These titles become available starting December 1st and 2nd, offering lots of choices for family nights or enjoying a great film on your own.
‘Miracle on 34th Street’ (1947)
The beloved holiday film becomes available on December 1st. It tells the story of a kind man named Kris Kringle who unexpectedly steps in for Santa during Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade after the original Santa has had too much to drink. He’s so popular that he continues greeting people at the Macy’s flagship store in New York City, insisting he is the real Santa Claus. This leads to a court case where a young lawyer must prove Kringle isn’t delusional and is, in fact, who he claims to be.
‘This Christmas’ (2007)
This December 1st, a family drama follows the Whitfield family as they reunite for their first holiday together in four years. While matriarch Ma’Dere Whitfield attempts to hold everything together, long-held secrets begin to surface. Each sibling brings their own personal challenges home for the holidays, leading to rising tensions and strained relationships. The film boasts a talented cast who deliver a moving and emotional story about family during a festive time.
‘The Angry Birds Movie’ (2016)
Life is peaceful for the birds on a beautiful island until some strange green pigs show up. This fun animated movie arrives on December 1st. Red, a bird known for his quick temper, gets worried about what the pigs are up to. He joins forces with his friends, Chuck and Bomb, to find out the truth. When they realize the pigs are stealing their eggs, the three friends must work together to save their home.
‘Footloose’ (2011)
When teenager Ren MacCormack moves from the city to a small town, he finds that dancing and rock music are forbidden. Starting December 1st, viewers can follow Ren as he challenges the town’s strict rules, set by the local preacher, and tries to bring the community back to life. Things get complicated when he falls for the preacher’s daughter. This musical drama uses vibrant dance numbers to explore themes of loss and the importance of freedom.
‘She’s the Man’ (2006)
I’m so excited about this new show! It’s a really fun take on a classic story. Basically, there’s this girl, Viola Hastings, who pretends to be her brother to join the boys’ soccer team at her boarding school. Things get complicated when she starts falling for her roommate, Duke, but he’s hung up on another girl, Olivia. And get this – Olivia ends up falling for who she thinks is Sebastian – which is actually Viola in disguise! It all comes down to a big soccer match where everything gets revealed, and it’s hilarious and heartwarming. It premieres December 1st, and you won’t want to miss it!
‘The Island’ (2005)
In a futuristic world, Lincoln Six Echo and Jordan Two Delta dream of escaping to a place called The Island. This action-packed sci-fi thriller, available to stream on December 1st, follows their shocking discovery that they are clones created to provide organs for others. The two embark on a dangerous journey to freedom, pursued by armed hunters, and must uncover the truth about the corporation controlling their lives by finding the people who originally created them.
‘Snatch’ (2000)
A new crime comedy, hitting screens December 1st, follows two boxing promoters who unexpectedly find themselves caught up in a dangerous diamond robbery in London’s criminal world. The story is a wild ride with lots of twists and turns, involving shady bookmakers, dangerous Russian gangsters, and a crew of bumbling robbers. Adding to the chaos, a bare-knuckle boxing champ becomes central to the unfolding events. Expect quick-witted banter and a complex plot that keeps you guessing.
‘Batman & Robin’ (1997)
In this new animated movie, Batman and Robin team up with Batgirl to protect Gotham City from the evil plans of Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy. Mr. Freeze wants to freeze the city until he can find a cure for his wife, and Poison Ivy aims to destroy humanity with plants. As the heroes work together, they also have to overcome challenges in their own relationships. You can watch it on Paramount+ starting December 1st.
‘Beverly Hills Cop II’ (1987)
When a wave of upscale robberies hits Beverly Hills, Detroit detective Axel Foley heads back to help his friends investigate. He quickly uncovers a connection to a larger arms smuggling operation, and his unique approach to solving the case puts him at odds with the local police. The investigation ultimately leads to a showdown with a ruthless international criminal, and the movie will be available to stream on December 1st.
‘Beverly Hills Cop’ (1984)
When Axel Foley’s childhood friend is murdered, he travels to California to find the killers. Starting December 1st, viewers can watch the movie that launched the popular ‘Beverly Hills Cop’ series. As a Detroit police officer, Foley feels like a fish out of water in the luxurious world of Beverly Hills. He reluctantly partners with two local detectives who are initially suspicious of his methods. Using his wit and street smarts, Foley discovers a drug ring operating under the guise of an art gallery.
‘The Hateful Eight’ (2015)
In post-Civil War Wyoming, a dangerous group—including bounty hunters, a fugitive, a hangman, a sheriff, and a Confederate general—finds themselves stranded at a stagecoach stop during a fierce blizzard. As the storm rages on, secrets are revealed and mistrust grows, leading to a violent showdown where everyone’s true identity—and motives—are put to the test. This thrilling western begins streaming December 1st.
‘Goodfellas’ (1990)
This acclaimed crime drama tells the true story of Henry Hill’s rise and fall within the mafia. Starting with a life of luxury and violence alongside Jimmy Conway and Tommy DeVito, the film follows Henry as he battles drug addiction and the growing chaos around him. It culminates in his eventual downfall and decision to enter witness protection. The movie becomes available on December 1.
‘Monster Trucks’ (2016)
A teenager builds a monster truck using parts from old, broken cars. This heartwarming family movie comes out on December 1st. He soon finds a strange creature living inside the truck, which surprisingly powers the vehicle! The boy and the creature become friends and go on a fast-paced journey to help the creature find its way back to its family, all while trying to avoid a company that wants to capture it.
‘The Natural’ (1984)
Roy Hobbs is a naturally gifted baseball player whose career is interrupted by a devastating event. Fans can watch this dramatic story beginning December 1st. Years later, he gets another chance, joining a struggling team as a rookie in the 1930s. With his incredible bat, nicknamed Wonderboy, Hobbs helps the team achieve an amazing winning streak. The film is about overcoming challenges and staying true to your principles in the competitive world of professional sports.
‘I See You’ (2019)
A detective investigating a missing boy experiences unsettling events at home, blurring the lines between reality and nightmare. Premiering December 1, this psychological thriller follows the detective and his wife as their marriage falls apart while a sinister force takes hold of their house. The story unfolds through multiple viewpoints, revealing a surprising truth about the haunting and connecting the family to the case itself. Dark secrets are unearthed, adding layers of complexity to the mystery.
‘Christmas Cupid’ (2010)
When a publicist passes away, she returns as a ghost determined to help her client find lasting love. This charming holiday rom-com premieres on December 1st. To succeed, the ghost must navigate her client through old and new relationships, and in the process, she gains valuable insights into her own life. The film is a fresh, modern take on the beloved story by Charles Dickens, set against the backdrop of today’s celebrity world.
‘The Equalizer 2’ (2018)
Robert McCall is back, continuing his fight for those who can’t defend themselves. This time, he’s driven by revenge after a close friend is murdered. Using his training and skills, he hunts down her killers, which leads him to uncover a conspiracy involving former allies who have chosen money over their values. The movie begins streaming on December 1st.
‘Head of State’ (2003)
A D.C. alderman surprisingly enters the presidential race in this new comedy, arriving on Paramount+ December 1st. He ditches the usual political playbook, choosing to be honest and funny, which unexpectedly connects with voters. The film charts his rise from a local official to a legitimate presidential candidate, as his approach disrupts traditional politics and wins over the public.
‘Rounders’ (1998)
A man who used to be addicted to gambling returns to the high-stakes poker scene to help a friend out of a large debt. The film, starting December 1st, follows his journey through the risky world of illegal poker games and dangerous criminals. He’ll have to use all his skills in a final, intense game of Texas Hold’em against a powerful Russian mobster. The movie captures the suspense and clever tactics of professional gambling.
‘Father of the Bride’ (1991)
When his daughter gets engaged, George Banks finds it hard to accept she’s growing up. This funny family movie comes out on December 1st. As the wedding planning gets underway, things quickly become chaotic and expensive, especially with a rather unusual wedding planner. George just wants to stay calm, but the upcoming wedding throws everything into disarray. At its heart, the movie is about the special connection between a father and daughter as she starts this new chapter in her life.
‘The Untouchables’ (1987)
I’m really looking forward to this new crime drama! It tells the incredible story of Eliot Ness, a federal agent who decided to take on the notorious Al Capone during the Prohibition in Chicago. What’s fascinating is how he hand-picked a small, dedicated team. He even brought in an experienced police officer who knew how to deal with all the corruption within the force. They didn’t play by the rules, using some really clever and unexpected methods to mess with Capone’s bootlegging empire. It wasn’t just a legal battle, though; things quickly turned dangerous as a full-on war for control of Chicago erupted. It’s arriving on the streaming service December 1st, and I can’t wait to see it!
‘Disturbia’ (2007)
Confined to his home, a teenage boy starts watching his neighbors and soon becomes convinced one of them is a serial killer connected to a string of disappearances. Unable to leave, he enlists his friends to help him investigate from his property. But his snooping turns into a risky game when the neighbor figures out he’s being watched. Thriller fans can stream the movie starting December 1st.
‘Rain Man’ (1988)
Charlie Babbitt, a self-centered car salesman, is shocked to learn he has an autistic brother named Raymond. This Academy Award-winning film, released on December 1st, follows Charlie as he takes Raymond from a care facility hoping to claim their father’s estate. During a cross-country journey, their relationship transforms, and Charlie discovers the importance of caring for someone besides himself as he connects with his brother.
‘Interstellar’ (2014)
When Earth faces destruction from a widespread plant disease, a team embarks on a daring journey through a wormhole to find a new home for humanity. The film, releasing December 1st, follows a pilot who must leave his family behind as he travels through time and space. It’s a science fiction epic that delves into ideas about time, distance, and the strength of family bonds.
‘Addams Family Values’ (1993)
A quirky family’s new nanny has a sinister plan: she intends to marry Uncle Fester and then inherit his fortune. Meanwhile, Wednesday and Pugsley are reluctantly sent to a bright and sunny summer camp, where they don’t fit in at all. They need to ditch camp and rescue their uncle from the nanny, who is determined to get his money. The movie delivers the same darkly funny and distinctive style as the first film, and starts streaming on December 1st.
‘True Grit’ (2010)
I’m so excited for this new western! It’s about this incredibly brave young woman who, when her father is murdered, takes matters into her own hands and hires a down-on-his-luck U.S. Marshal to find the killer. Things get even more interesting when a Texas Ranger joins the hunt, as he’s after the same man for a different crime. I can already tell it’s going to be a gripping story as they travel through really dangerous lands – the Indian Nations – and really have to depend on each other to survive. It comes out December 1st, and I can’t wait to see how their journey unfolds!
‘Raging Bull’ (1980)
This biographical drama tells the story of middleweight boxer Jake LaMotta. Starting December 1st, you can stream this black-and-white classic, which explores how LaMotta’s troubled personality and anger issues damaged his relationships with his wife and family. The film highlights the stark contrast between his boxing achievements and his personal struggles, and is famous for its realistic fight scenes and in-depth look at its main character.
‘Nobody’s Fool’ (1994)
A seasoned construction worker attempts to rebuild his relationship with his son in a quiet town. The film, releasing December 1st, explores his everyday life – caring for his landlady and navigating tricky relationships with those around him. When his grandson enters the picture, he starts to see family and his own life choices in a new light. It’s a touching story about small-town living and finding a second chance later in life.
‘American Hustle’ (2013)
A group of con artists team up with an FBI agent in a funny and dramatic attempt to expose dishonest politicians. Their target is the mayor of Camden, and the plan involves working with the mafia. The operation is full of clever disguises and unexpected betrayals, inspired by the true story of the ABSCAM investigation from the 1970s. You can watch it on Paramount+ starting December 1st.
‘Taxi Driver’ (1976)
This intense thriller follows a troubled war veteran working as a New York City taxi driver at night. As he witnesses the city’s underbelly, he grows increasingly disturbed by the crime and decay around him. When he becomes fixated on helping a young woman, he spirals into a dangerous cycle of taking the law into his own hands. The film is a bleak and haunting look at isolation and disconnection in the big city, and begins streaming on December 1st.
‘Christmas on Windmill Way’ (2023)
A woman races to save her family’s beloved old sawmill when a developer plans to buy it. Things get even more complicated when she realizes the developer is actually her former high school crush! As the holidays approach, they’re forced to confront their shared history and decide what the future holds for both the town’s landmark and their own rekindled romance. The movie blends heartwarming holiday traditions with a sweet love story.
‘We Are Marshall’ (2006)
Beginning December 1st, a powerful new film tells the true story of the Marshall University football team, which faced unimaginable loss after a devastating plane crash. It follows the new coach as he works to rebuild the team and help a grieving community heal. Despite facing immense challenges and recruiting players with little experience, he inspires the town and honors the memory of those who were lost, showcasing their strength and perseverance.
‘Something’s Gotta Give’ (2003)
This charming romantic comedy, arriving December 1st, follows a man who’s always dated younger women, but unexpectedly falls for his girlfriend’s mom. After a health scare lands him in her care, an unlikely connection blossoms as they spend time together, turning his world upside down. It’s a heartwarming story about finding love and navigating relationships at any age.
‘Batman’ (1989)
In this beloved superhero film, Batman protects Gotham City from the chaotic Joker. Starting December 1st, you can watch the story of Bruce Wayne, who leads a double life as both a public figure and the masked vigilante. As he develops a relationship with journalist Vicki Vale, the Joker threatens the city with a dangerous chemical attack, forcing Batman to face his greatest enemy in a fight to save Gotham.
‘Tooth Fairy’ (2010)
Okay, so I just heard about this new movie coming out December 1st, and it sounds pretty wild. It’s about a minor league hockey player – this guy’s known for, uh, accidentally knocking out people’s teeth – and as punishment, he’s forced to become the actual Tooth Fairy! Seriously. He has to wear wings and go around collecting baby teeth. It’s supposed to be a family comedy, and the whole thing is about him learning some humility and realizing he shouldn’t be crushing people’s dreams. Apparently, he somehow manages to juggle being the Tooth Fairy with still playing hockey. Sounds like a fun ride!
‘The Aviator’ (2004)
This movie tells the story of Howard Hughes, the famous director and pilot. It will be available to stream starting December 1st. The film follows Hughes’ life from the late 1920s through the mid-1940s, showcasing his achievements in both filmmaking and aviation, as well as his difficult battle with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
‘The Talented Mr. Ripley’ (1999)
When a man named Tom Ripley is sent to Italy to convince a young American to return home, he instead decides to assume the other man’s identity. This gripping thriller, available to stream on December 1st, follows Ripley’s descent into obsession with the wealthy Dickie Greenleaf and the deadly consequences of his elaborate lies. The film is a tense exploration of what drives someone with a lack of conscience and the destructive power of envy.
‘Forrest Gump’ (1994)
Forrest Gump is a heartwarming story about an unassuming man who unexpectedly plays a role in some of the most important moments of the 20th century. The film, releasing on December 1st, follows Forrest as he achieves incredible things – becoming a college football star, a decorated war veteran, and a successful shrimper – all while simply trying to win the affection of his lifelong friend, Jenny. Through Forrest’s eyes, the film offers a fresh look at decades of American history.
‘Ella Enchanted’ (2004)
Ella is born with a strange ability: she has to obey any command. This fantastical tale, available to stream on December 1st, follows her quest to find her fairy godmother and break this unusual curse. During her journey, she meets a prince and falls in love, while also encountering magical creatures. It’s a funny and musical take on the classic Cinderella story.
‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ (2013)
On December 1st, audiences can watch the true story of Jordan Belfort, a man who made a fortune through dishonest stock trading. The film shows his extravagant lifestyle filled with drugs, parties, and illegal schemes. Belfort’s company swindled investors out of millions before the FBI started investigating, creating a dramatic and captivating look at the excesses of Wall Street.
‘From Dusk Till Dawn’ (1996)
A family is taken hostage by two criminals who drive them across the border to a bar in Mexico. What starts as a tense crime thriller quickly turns into a terrifying fight for survival when they discover the bar is full of vampires. The remaining hostages must battle through the night to escape the bloodthirsty creatures. The film dramatically changes from a crime story to a gory, supernatural horror.
‘The Hunt for Red October’ (1990)
Starting December 1st, fans of thrillers can watch a movie about a Soviet submarine captain sailing towards America in a brand-new, undetectable vessel. CIA analyst Jack Ryan suspects the captain is trying to switch sides, not launch an attack. Both the American and Soviet navies give chase, leading to a dangerous standoff at sea. Ryan must risk everything and go aboard the submarine to convince everyone he’s right and avert a potential war.
‘Hustle & Flow’ (2005)
A man in Memphis who used to be a pimp is trying to turn his life around by pursuing a career as a rapper. The movie, releasing December 1st, follows his journey as he and his friends record music in a home studio. Through his music, he expresses his hopes and struggles, and the film delves into themes of overcoming hardship and finding a better path.
‘Guns Up’ (2025)
Kevin James plays a former convict attempting to start over with a peaceful life, but trouble finds him anyway. Premiering December 1st, this new action comedy follows his struggle to protect his family when secrets from his past resurface. Expect a mix of laughs and thrilling action, alongside co-star Christina Ricci, in this original movie.
‘Extract’ (2009)
A factory owner juggling work and family troubles is at the center of this new comedy, premiering December 1st. When an accident at his plant leads to an injury and potential lawsuit, his life gets even more complicated. He’s also struggling with a distant marriage and the unexpected arrival of a charming con artist. In a desperate attempt to resolve his marital issues, he even contemplates hiring someone to woo his wife, hoping to justify his own infidelity.
‘Inglourious Basterds’ (2009)
A war movie about a daring plan to kill Nazi leaders in France opens December 1st. The story follows a group of Jewish-American soldiers and a cinema owner, both seeking revenge against the Germans. Their separate schemes collide during a film premiere, where a propaganda movie with a fictional ending to the war is being shown.
‘A Night at the Roxbury’ (1998)
I’m so excited for this movie! It’s about two brothers who are a little clueless, but they have this big dream of owning their own dance club. It’s hilarious watching them try to get into the hottest spot in town, The Roxbury. Everything changes for them when they accidentally bump into Richard Grieco! Honestly, it’s become famous for its amazing soundtrack and those unforgettable head-bobbing dance moves – you have to see it when it comes out on December 1st!
‘Boomerang’ (1992)
This funny romantic comedy follows a charming but womanizing advertising executive who gets a taste of his own medicine when a new boss arrives. She treats him the way he’s treated women in the past, making him rethink his approach to relationships. He soon discovers who genuinely cares about him. It will be available in the library starting December 1st.
‘Gone Baby Gone’ (2007)
A new crime drama follows two private investigators as they search for a missing girl in a tough Boston neighborhood. The series, debuting December 1st, plunges them into a world of drug dealers and crooked police officers. As they investigate, they face a complex moral challenge concerning the child’s well-being, and the story’s conclusion will make viewers question their own sense of justice.
’22 Jump Street’ (2014)
In this funny follow-up, officers Schmidt and Jenko go back to school – this time, undercover at a college – to track down the source of a new drug. As they try to solve the case, their friendship is strained when they get involved with different groups of students and get caught up in the typical college experience. The movie also playfully pokes fun at the idea of making sequels.
‘Annihilation’ (2018)
A biologist joins a dangerous expedition into a strange area where the normal rules of nature are broken. The sci-fi thriller, available December 1st, follows her journey to uncover what happened to her husband, who barely escaped with his life. Inside the zone, the team faces mutated creatures and frightening events, and the landscape itself seems to react to the explorers’ deepest fears and pain.
‘The Doors’ (1991)
This movie tells the story of the legendary rock band and its frontman, Jim Morrison. It’s being released on December 1st and explores the band’s journey alongside the 1960s counterculture scene and their unique, psychedelic sound. The film also focuses on Morrison’s struggles with substance abuse and unpredictable behavior, and includes scenes recreating some of their iconic live performances.
‘Shaft’ (2000)
Detective John Shaft in New York City investigates a racially charged murder and takes on a dangerous drug lord in this action-packed crime film, available to stream on December 1st. Frustrated with the limitations of the law, Shaft leaves the police force to deliver justice his own way. He’s in a race against time to locate a crucial witness before the criminals silence them forever. This movie is a continuation of the iconic 1971 film, and features the nephew of the original Shaft.
‘Braveheart’ (1995)
Braveheart, a historical film about William Wallace’s fight for Scottish independence in the 1200s, arrives on Paramount+ December 1st. Driven by revenge for his wife’s death and a desire to liberate his homeland, Wallace rallies Scottish clans to victory against the English. The film famously won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
‘Chicago’ (2002)
This award-winning musical tells the story of two women on death row – Roxie and Velma – who are both vying for attention and a good lawyer. Roxie hopes to become famous, while Velma is determined to stay in the spotlight. They cleverly use the media to try and sway public opinion and escape execution. The show is a humorous critique of corruption and how society often glorifies criminals who become celebrities.
‘The Truman Show’ (1998)
Truman Burbank makes a shocking discovery: his whole life has been a televised reality show. This clever and funny drama premieres on December 1st. He lives in a completely artificial town filled with actors, and as he starts to realize things aren’t what they seem, he begins plotting his escape. The film explores ideas about being watched and what’s truly real.
‘My Little Pony: The Movie’ (1986)
A group of ponies needs to stop a wicked witch from spreading a purple goo all over their land. This fun, animated movie arrives on December 1st. The witch is determined to ruin the ponies’ happiness, but they’ll team up with their friends – both human and animal – to protect their home. It’s the very first big-screen adventure based on the beloved toy series.
‘The Romantics’ (2010)
A group of seven friends from college get together for a wedding at a beautiful seaside location. This heartwarming but complicated story begins streaming on December 1st. As the wedding weekend unfolds, old feelings and past conflicts resurface, especially between the maid of honor and the groom. They’ll all have to deal with their shared history and unresolved issues before the big day.
‘Ernest Saves Christmas’ (1988)
This funny holiday movie follows Ernest P. Worrell as he helps Santa Claus find someone to take over his job. When Santa lands in Florida and gets arrested, Ernest and a young runaway must team up to rescue him and save Christmas! Expect plenty of classic, silly physical comedy from the beloved character.
‘A Christmas Carol’ (2009)
A new animated film, arriving December 1st, retells the classic tale of Ebenezer Scrooge. Jim Carrey stars as Scrooge and the three ghosts who visit him, revealing his mistakes. The film uses motion-capture technology and features a darker, more ghostly visual style. Scrooge needs to change his ways before Christmas morning, or he’s facing a bleak future.
‘Sunset Boulevard’ (1950)
A down-on-his-luck screenwriter gets mixed up with a former silent film star who’s past her prime. This classic film noir arrives in the library on December 1st. She resides in a crumbling old house, still hoping for a comeback. The writer initially exploits her money, but soon finds himself caught in her increasingly unreal world. The movie is well-known for its sharp look at the dark side of Hollywood and the pressures faced by its stars.
‘Renegades’ (2017)
A group of Navy SEALs stumbles upon a huge gold treasure hidden in a Bosnian lake. Starting December 1st, action movie fans can watch their story unfold. When they decide to help the local people by recovering the gold, they go off the books. This leads to a dangerous and complex underwater operation, where they must evade enemy patrols, escape the military, and secure the treasure.
‘Norbit’ (2007)
This hilarious comedy, arriving December 1st, follows a kind man who unexpectedly finds himself married to the formidable Rasputia. While trapped in this situation, he reconnects with his first love and desperately seeks a way to be with her. However, Rasputia and her overbearing brothers will stop at nothing to keep him under their thumb. Eddie Murphy showcases his comedic talents by playing several different roles in this over-the-top, slapstick film.
‘Ida Red’ (2021)
A seasoned criminal facing a terminal diagnosis in prison decides to pull off one final heist. She hopes this last job will secure freedom for her son, but the plan quickly falls apart, leading to a dangerous showdown with the authorities. The movie delves into the complex relationships within a criminal family.
‘The Ring’ (2002)
A reporter finds a haunted videotape that causes anyone who watches it to die seven days later. When she views the tape, she has a week to uncover its dark history and break the curse, hoping to protect herself and her son. Her investigation reveals a heartbreaking story about a young girl named Samara. The movie is famous for being scary and creating a truly unsettling mood.
‘Paddington’ (2014)
Paddington, a charming young bear from Peru, arrives in London hoping to find a place to live. The Browns kindly take him in and give him a new name. However, a museum worker tries to capture Paddington for her collection. Despite his clumsy mishaps, Paddington quickly wins the hearts of the Brown family with his politeness and good nature. This heartwarming story for the whole family arrives on December 1.
‘Batman Forever’ (1995)
In this Batman movie, the Caped Crusader teams up with a new sidekick, Robin, to battle the villains The Riddler and Two-Face. The film, which arrives on December 1st, explores Bruce Wayne’s personal struggles with forgotten memories and a developing relationship with his psychologist. The villains plot to steal the mental energy of Gotham’s people, and the movie features a visually striking, neon-lit style that’s new to the series.
‘Save the Last Dance’ (2001)
After losing her mother, a young ballet dancer starts attending a school in the city. A new teen drama, debuting December 1st, follows her as she falls for a classmate who also loves to dance. He introduces her to hip-hop, which she blends with her ballet, but they face challenges from others who disapprove of their relationship and backgrounds.
‘The Equalizer’ (2014)
A former spy pretends to die to enjoy a peaceful life in Boston. But when a dangerous group of Russian gangsters kidnaps a young girl, he’s forced to come out of retirement and use his unique skills to rescue her and take down the entire criminal network. The film was a hit and spawned several sequels.
‘Hotel for Dogs’ (2009)
A heartwarming family comedy about two foster children who secretly transform a run-down hotel into a safe haven for lost dogs arrives on December 1st. They build clever inventions to look after the animals, but their efforts soon get noticed by the neighbors and animal control, leading to a struggle to protect their furry companions.
‘Downsizing’ (2017)
A new science fiction comedy imagines a solution to overpopulation: shrinking people down to just five inches tall. The film, releasing December 1st, follows a man who chooses to be miniaturized for a life of luxury in a tiny community. However, he soon finds that this small world comes with its own significant issues. The story tackles themes of environmentalism and the gap between rich and poor.
‘The Addams Family’ (1991)
A group of swindlers attempts to trick a quirky family with the help of someone who looks just like their missing uncle. This darkly humorous show begins streaming on December 1st. As the fake Uncle Fester settles in and enjoys life with the unusual family, they must work together to safeguard their house and money. The series is inspired by the beloved classic cartoons and TV show.
‘American Sniper’ (2014)
This war movie tells the story of Chris Kyle, a highly skilled Navy SEAL sniper. Starting December 1st, audiences can follow Kyle’s four deployments to Iraq, where he becomes known as a legend. The film also shows the difficulties he faces when he returns home, struggling to reconnect with his family and adjust to a normal life. It’s a powerful look at the impact of war on soldiers and those who care about them.
‘Failure to Launch’ (2006)
A couple hires an expert to help their adult son finally move out. This funny and heartwarming movie, releasing December 1st, follows the interventionist’s unusual plan: she starts dating the son to boost his self-esteem. Things become complicated when she unexpectedly falls for him, and he eventually figures out his parents’ scheme, leading to a confrontation.
‘Mr. Popper’s Penguins’ (2011)
When a man inherits six penguins from his adventurous father, his life turns upside down! This heartwarming family comedy, arriving December 1st, follows his chaotic attempts to find them a new home, but the penguins have other plans – transforming his apartment into a snowy paradise. Through the feathered chaos, he rediscovers his connection with his kids and ex-wife, ultimately realizing what truly matters: family, not just work.
‘Ocean’s Eleven’ (2001)
A team of experts, led by Danny Ocean, plans an elaborate robbery of three Las Vegas casinos at the same time. The movie, full of clever timing and trickery, focuses on getting back at a casino owner who stole Ocean’s ex-wife. It’s a stylish and exciting heist film, available to stream on December 1.
‘Angel Falls Christmas’ (2021)
Just before Christmas, a doctor obsessed with her job gets unexpectedly broken up with. Luckily, a charming barista – who secretly happens to be an angel – enters her life on December 1st. He’s determined to help her rediscover the magic of the holidays and maybe even find love again, teaching her that there’s more to life than just work.
‘Scary Movie 2’ (2001)
A group of students falls for a prank and ends up investigating a haunted house as part of a school assignment. This funny parody movie comes out on December 1st and features a strange caretaker and a ghost who loves to curse. The film playfully makes fun of popular horror movies that were released around the same time, using silly and over-the-top humor.
‘How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days’ (2003)
A journalist decides to write an article about getting a man to dump her. This lighthearted romantic comedy arrives on December 1st. She sets her sights on an advertising executive who’s made a bet that he can make any woman fall in love with him. Their opposing intentions result in a string of hilariously bad dates. But despite the initial dishonesty, they unexpectedly start to fall for each other.
‘Pulp Fiction’ (1994)
This highly acclaimed film tells four interconnected stories of crime and the possibility of change, following the lives of a boxer, two hitmen, and a gangster’s wife. Set within the Los Angeles criminal world and known for its memorable dialogue and unique music, this cult classic won the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival and begins streaming on December 1st. Its story unfolds in a non-traditional, fragmented way.
‘The Fighter’ (2010)
As a film buff, I’m really looking forward to this one. It’s a biographical drama about boxer Micky Ward and his struggle to step out from under the weight of his brother’s past and their mom’s strong personality. It seems his brother, a former boxer himself, is battling addiction which is making things incredibly difficult for Micky’s career. Thankfully, the movie also shows how Micky finds love and a solid team to help him train and ultimately fight for the championship. I’ve heard the supporting actors deliver some seriously powerful performances, so that’s another reason I’m excited. It hits theaters December 1st!
‘Batman Returns’ (1992)
Gotham City faces a chaotic Christmas as the Penguin and Catwoman unleash havoc. Starting December 1st, audiences can watch the sequel where the Penguin campaigns for mayor, all while secretly scheming to harm the city’s firstborn sons. Meanwhile, Catwoman is driven by a desire for revenge against a dangerous former employer. Batman finds himself caught in the middle, needing to stop both villains – and navigate his complicated feelings for Catwoman.
‘Coneheads’ (1993)
A family of cone-headed aliens crash-lands on Earth and attempts to live like ordinary Americans. This funny movie, based on the classic Saturday Night Live sketches, follows their everyday lives as they wait for rescue, all while trying to keep a low profile from immigration officials. Their daughter just wants to fit in as a typical teenager. It starts streaming on December 1st.
‘Shutter Island’ (2010)
I just heard about this new psychological thriller coming out December 1st, and it sounds incredible! It follows a U.S. Marshal who’s tasked with finding a patient – a murderer, no less – who’s vanished from a hospital for the criminally insane. But things get really twisted when a hurricane hits, stranding him on the island. He starts to question what’s real, and it’s clear the doctors aren’t telling him everything about what’s going on with their patients. Apparently, it has one of those endings – the kind that makes you rethink the whole movie once it’s revealed. I’m already intrigued!
‘The Last Airbender’ (2010)
On December 1st, a new fantasy adventure begins, following a young boy with the incredible ability to control water, earth, fire, and air. He must use his powers to prevent the Fire Nation from taking over the world. Along his journey, he teams up with two siblings from the Water Tribe to fully develop his abilities, and together they inspire hope and resistance in the villages they encounter. This is a live-action version of the popular animated series.
‘Ocean’s Twelve’ (2004)
The team is back together for a new adventure, this time planning a string of robberies across Europe to repay a debt. The sequel arrives on December 1st, and they’ll face off against a skilled French thief who sees them as rivals. Meanwhile, an agent from Europol is trying to catch them. Expect plenty of surprises along the way, including a funny inside joke about one of the cast members.
‘Beverly Hills Cop III’ (1994)
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley is back on the case, this time investigating a counterfeiting operation hidden within a Los Angeles theme park. The movie, a fast-paced action comedy, hits theaters on December 1st. He’s joined by his longtime pal Billy Rosewood, and their investigation culminates in an exciting shootout amongst the park’s rides. This is the third film in the beloved Beverly Hills Cop series.
‘Serendipity’ (2001)
As a total rom-com fanatic, I’m already excited about this one! It’s about two people who meet in New York and basically leave their connection up to chance. They exchange numbers on a book and a bill, then go their separate ways. Years pass, and they both end up searching for each other… but they’re about to get married to other people! It really makes you think about whether love is all about destiny, and if there’s someone out there meant for you. You can check it out on December 1st!
‘Southside with You’ (2016)
This romantic drama tells the story of Barack Obama and Michelle Robinson’s first date. Starting December 1st on streaming platforms, the film follows the couple as they explore Chicago, visiting an art exhibit, attending a community event, and catching a movie. It’s a personal look at their early conversations and growing connection, offering a glimpse into the beginnings of the future First Couple’s relationship.
‘Jungleland’ (2020)
Okay, so I just heard about this new movie coming out December 1st, and it sounds intense. It’s about two brothers hitting the road for a big bare-knuckle boxing fight, but things get complicated when they’re forced to give a ride to someone connected to a dangerous crime boss. Apparently, the trip really puts their relationship to the test, exposing all their issues. It’s being described as a really raw, desperate story, but at its heart, it’s about the bond between brothers.
‘Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don’t Come Back!!)’ (1980)
Join Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang as they head to France for a student exchange program! Available for streaming on December 1st, this animated movie follows their adventures as they explore a mysterious castle and encounter a baron. Meanwhile, Snoopy and Woodstock enjoy their own fun in the French countryside, and the whole group discovers the importance of bravery and friendship while experiencing a new country.
‘Django Unchained’ (2012)
When a formerly enslaved man learns his wife is held captive on a cruel plantation, he joins forces with a German bounty hunter to save her. The pair will begin their dangerous quest on December 1st, working as bounty hunters to locate the plantation. Their plan involves a risky disguise – pretending to be slave traders to get close enough to attempt a rescue. The film is packed with intense action and features clever, impactful conversations.
‘Get Him Back for Christmas’ (2024)
A new holiday movie, debuting December 1st, follows a woman determined to rekindle a romance with her ex-boyfriend. With the help of a friend, she attempts a plan that doesn’t quite go as expected, leading to surprising new romantic interests. It’s a fun and cheerful film perfect for the holiday season.
‘Eight Crazy Nights’ (2002)
In this new animated musical comedy, Adam Sandler plays a mischievous character sentenced to community service during Hanukkah. He’s watched over by a quirky older man named Whitey, and throughout the film, he has to deal with difficult memories from his past. Expect a blend of silly, sometimes inappropriate humor and heartwarming holiday spirit. It starts streaming on December 1st.
‘No Country for Old Men’ (2007)
When a hunter accidentally interrupts a drug deal, he ends up fleeing with a suitcase full of money. This sets off a dangerous chase across Texas, as a cold-blooded killer with a unique weapon pursues him. A tired local sheriff attempts to stop the violence before it escalates. The critically acclaimed film, which won an Academy Award for Best Picture, arrives on December 1.
‘A Single Man’ (2009)
This moving drama tells the story of a college professor grappling with loss after the death of his loved one. Set in the visually striking world of 1960s Los Angeles, the film follows him through a single day as he contemplates ending his life, but is repeatedly pulled back from the brink by unexpected interactions. It’s a thoughtful and heartbreaking exploration of grief and the feeling of being alone.
‘Fences’ (2016)
This moving drama, based on August Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, tells the story of a sanitation worker in the 1950s grappling with personal regrets and the challenges of supporting his family. A key conflict arises when he prevents his son from playing football, haunted by his own unfulfilled dreams as a baseball player. Ultimately, the resulting tension leads to the family’s breakdown. It will be available on December 1st.
‘The Mexican’ (2001)
When a mobster is tasked with recovering a haunted antique pistol from Mexico, things get complicated. A ruthless hitman kidnaps his girlfriend, forcing him to complete the dangerous mission. This pistol has a dark and violent past, and it seems to bring trouble wherever it goes. Now, the couple must fight to survive both the curse attached to the gun and the mobsters who are hot on their trail. Fans of action comedies can watch it starting December 1st.
‘Selma’ (2014)
I was deeply moved by this film about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s courageous fight for the right to vote. It’s a powerful historical drama that arrives on December 1st, and it really brought to life the incredible bravery of the march from Selma to Montgomery – especially the heartbreaking violence the protestors faced. What struck me most was how it showed not just the big picture of the Civil Rights movement, but also the careful planning and personal costs for everyone involved. It truly captures a turning point in American history, and I think it’s something everyone should see.
‘Ocean’s Thirteen’ (2007)
The team is back for one last job: getting revenge on a casino owner who betrayed a member of their crew. This sequel, the final film in the original series, streams December 1st. Their plan? To sabotage the grand opening of his new resort, costing him millions. They’ll use a combination of carefully timed chaos – including a simulated earthquake – and rigged slot machines to pull it off.
‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ (2005)
A young boy’s life changes when he finds a golden ticket to visit a magical chocolate factory. The movie, a fantastical adventure for the whole family, comes out on December 1st. Inside, he meets the quirky factory owner, Willy Wonka, and the other children who won the contest. As they tour the factory, the spoiled children start disappearing one by one in a series of strange, candy-themed mishaps. The film is visually stunning, with a bright and dreamlike style.
‘The Italian Job’ (2003)
A group of criminals is plotting a daring gold robbery in Los Angeles, aiming to get back at someone who betrayed them. The fast-paced action movie hits theaters on December 1st. Their escape relies on skillfully maneuvering through city traffic using specially equipped Mini Coopers. The heist demands perfect coordination and expert drivers, and it’s a fresh take on a beloved film from 1969.
‘Once Upon a Christmas Wish’ (2024)
A heartwarming new movie arrives just in time for the holidays, bringing a bit of magic to a close-knit town. When a holiday wish comes true, the characters face surprising challenges and learn about love and the importance of family. Premiering December 1st, this film offers a fantastical escape for the holiday season.
‘Virtuosity’ (1995)
Okay, so I just heard about this new sci-fi thriller that looks intense. Apparently, a serial killer who exists in virtual reality somehow manages to break out into our world – but he doesn’t come as himself, he’s built a synthetic body! It’s hitting streaming services on December 1st, and the story is that they unleash an ex-cop, fresh out of prison, to track him down. What makes this killer truly terrifying is that he’s basically a combination of the minds of history’s most infamous murderers. And get this – the pursuit is apparently causing massive destruction all over Los Angeles. Sounds like a wild ride!
‘Smallfoot’ (2018)
Okay, so I just saw this really charming animated film coming out December 1st, and it’s about a Yeti who believes in humans! Can you imagine? He’s convinced we’re real, and he leaves his home in the mountains to try and prove it to everyone back in his village. Let me tell you, it totally shakes things up for his community. It’s a sweet story, really, all about being curious and trying to understand things – and people – that are different from you. Definitely a feel-good movie!
‘A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas’ (2011)
A hilarious new holiday comedy arrives December 1st, bringing back the beloved stoner duo. After accidentally ruining their Christmas tree, they embark on a chaotic quest to find a replacement. Their search leads to unexpected encounters with a mob boss, a waffle-making robot, and even Neil Patrick Harris! Get ready for a 3D, laugh-out-loud holiday adventure.
‘I, Daniel Blake’ (2016)
A seasoned carpenter faces a difficult battle with the welfare system after experiencing a heart attack. This powerful and moving film, which won the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival, debuts on December 2nd. Along the way, he forms a connection with a single mother who is also navigating the frustrating complexities of the system. The film highlights the harsh realities of the UK’s social welfare programs.
‘Band Aid’ (2017)
A couple on the brink of separation tries a unique solution: they turn their constant fights into music. This charming indie comedy, available to stream on December 2nd, follows them as they start a band with their neighbor, hoping to repair their relationship. Through songwriting, they work through their difficult emotions and find a new way to connect. It’s a fresh and creative take on how couples can resolve conflict.
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