With over 40 current movies and TV series added on December 1st, not to mention the newest additions from the rest of the week, a fantastic selection of unique films awaits you on Netflix.
Green Snake (2021)
Instructor: Amp Wong
Actors: Xiaoxi Tang, Zhang Fuzheng, Zhongyang Baomu, Feodor Chin, Tianxiang Yang
Netflix continues to get excellent animation from China. This trend continues with the addition of Green Snake to the library.
At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, Fahai forced Xiaobai under the Leifeng Pagoda after rescuing Xu Xian. Xiaoqing was accidentally dragged to Fahai in a strange fantasy in the city of Shura. During various crises, the violent mysterious young man saved Xiaoqing. With an obsession with rescuing Xiaobai, Xiaoqing went through doubt and growth, and with masked youth, she found a way out.
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Looper (2012)
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Cast: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis, Emily Blunt, Paul Deno, Noah Segan
Before Rian Johnson’s controversial Star Wars sequel, the director was busy directing episodes of Breaking Bad and writing his own crazy time travel films.
Joe is a looper, hired to take care of those who will be disturbed in the future and make sure no details are left behind. When Joe is hired to close his future, ex-Joe is prepared and flees for his capture. Joe’s present and future are involved in a cat and mouse game, and everyone wants to finish their calendar.
The Power of the Dog (2021)
Instructor: JANE CAMPION
Cast: Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst, Jesse Plemons, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Sean Keenan
Even with all the other great movies coming out on Netflix this week, you can expect The Power of the Dog to be one of the most-watched. With a Metascore in the 90s and an excellent team, you will not be surprised to see a potential Oscar nomination for Benedict Cumberbatch.
The owners of the Montana farm, the Burbank brothers, meet when one marries and takes his new wife and baby home.
Minority Report (2002)
Steven Spielberg Instructor
Cast: Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell, Samantha Morton, Max Von Sydow, Steve Harris
After a solid career that stretched for many years into the 20th century, the early 2000s were dubious for the acclaimed director Steven Spielberg. One of his most misunderstood films, Minority Report, is a rare sci-fi classic.
Soon, a detained particular police unit may be arrested. But when a unit officer is charged with murder, he runs and weighs the mystery behind the crime he has solved.
Life (1999)
Instructor: Ted Demme
Cast: Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, Obba Babatunde, Nick Cassavetes, Anthony Anderson
Given the chemistry quality between Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence, it’s a shame not to see the couple on screen together from Life.
In 1932, two strangers, Rayford and Claude, were wrongfully convicted of buying Moonshine whiskey from a Manhattan club. Over several years, the couple were sentenced to 65 years and developed a strong friendship as they embraced several epidemics, confronted racism, and dreamed of opening their high-profile club.
