New to Netflix - December 2012

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Happy holidays! Joseph here, and I’m bringing you the new stuff to look for on Netflix Instant Streaming for the month of December. We got some good stuff coming out, so go ahead and grab some hot chocolate and a piece of candy cane, and let’s get into it.

 

12/1 – The Last of the Mohicans (1992) – When rugged frontiersman Hawkeye (Daniel Day-Lewis) saves the Munro sisters – two newly arrived English settlers – from a Huron ambush, he ends up in the midst of the battle between the British and the French for control of the American colonies. Director Michael Mann’s first-rate production also stars Madeleine Stowe as the Munro sister who wins Hawkeye’s heart, and Wes Studi as the Huron warrior who has a score to settle with her father.

 

12/1 – The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959)

12/1 – Paper Chase (1973)

12/1 – Batman: The Movie (1966)

12/1 – Double Indemnity (1944)

12/1 – Monkey Business (1952)

12/1 – Biloxi Blues (1988) – Eugene Morris Jerome is drafted and sent to boot camp in Biloxi, Miss., toward the end of World War II. Eugene instantly butts heads with an off-kilter drill sergeant whose contemptuous attitude toward Eugene does little to help the new recruit.

 

 

12/1 – People Will Talk (1951)

12/1 – Happy-Go-Lucky (2008)

12/1 – Super Capers (2008)

12/1 – McLintock! (1963)

12/1 – The Octagon (1980)

12/1 – Songcatcher (2000)

12/1 – Bully (2001)

12/1 – Black Widow (1987) – This is the movie…not Scarlett Johansson. Director Bob Rafelson’s superbly crafted thriller stars Debra Winger as Alexandra Barnes, an inquiring federal investigator who becomes intrigued — then fixated — when she stumbles across an unusual pattern of deaths by seemingly natural causes. The common bond among the victims? They’re all rich, reclusive and leave behind the same sultry young widow (Theresa Russell). Can Alexandra crack the case without getting tangled in a web of murder?

 

12/1 – Bowling for Columbine (2002)

12/1 – Beat (2000)

12/1 – Identity (2003)

12/1 – Brain Twisters (1991)

12/1 – The Presidio (1988)

12/1 – What’s Cooking? (2000)

12/1 – Commando (1985)

12/1 – Trekkies (1999)

12/1 – The Medallion (2003)

12/1 – Stake Land (2010)

12/1 – Half Baked (1998)

12/1 – Scream (1996) – Horror maven Wes Craven – paying homage to teen horror classics such as Halloween and Prom Night – turns the genre on its head with this tale of a murderer who terrorizes hapless high schooler Sidney Prescott by offing everyone she knows.

 

12/1 – Star Trek: Insurrection (1998)

12/1 – Jeepers Creepers (2001)

12/1 – Bad Boys II (2003)

12/1 – Stuart Little 2 (2002)

12/1 – The Wild Thornberrys Movie (2002)

12/1 – General Education (2012)

12/1 – The English Patient (1996) – Set against the backdrop of World War II, this Oscar-winning drama stars Ralph Fiennes (Lord Voldermort) as a badly burned pilot who recounts a tale of doomed romance to the nurse tending him. As his story spills out via flashback, so do secrets about his identity.

 

12/1 – Corpo Celeste (2011)

12/1 – Sexy Beast (2001)

12/1 – Young Adult (2011)

12/1 – How I Met Your Mother: Season 7 (2011)

12/1 – Voltron: Fleet of Doom (1986)

12/1 – A Force of One (1979)

12/1 – Whale Wars: Season 4 (2011)

12/1 – Red Dawn (1984) – Hot on the heels of the just-released remake, we get the original streaming to Netflix. When a group of teenagers witnesses Soviet and Cuban paratroopers descending on their small town and systematically setting off World War III, they take food and whatever weapons they can find and hightail it to the hills to wait things out.

 

12/3 – Little Black Book (2004)

12/4 – Alps (2011)

12/4 – OC87: The Obsessive Compulsive, Major Depression, Bipolar, Asperger’s Movie (2010)

12/4 – Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry (2012)

12/8 – It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2005)

12/8 – It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 3 (2007)

12/8 – It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 4 (2008)

12/8 – It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 5 (2009)

12/8 – It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 6 (2010)

12/8 – It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 7 (2011)

12/8 – The Courier (2012)

12/8 – The Adventures of Tintin (2011) – Blockbuster filmmakers Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson team up for this 3-D motion capture adaptation of Georges Remi’s classic comic strip, centered around the adventures of fearless young journalist Tintin and his trusty dog, Snowy.

 

12/14 – Portlandia: Season 2 (2012)

12/15 – The Forgotten (2004)

12/15 – Genetic Chile (2010)

12/15 – Lemon (2012)

12/15 – Last Ride (2009)

12/15 – The Highest Pass (2011)

12/15 – Adventures in Plymptoons! (2011)

12/17 – The Babymakers (2012) – Devoted married man Tommy grows increasingly distressed by his failure to impregnate his wife, Audrey. In a desperate bid to have a child of their own, Tommy assembles an oddball group of thieves to steal his long-ago sperm bank donations.

12/18 – The Loneliest Planet (2011)

12/18 – Army Wives: Season 6: Part 1 (2012)

12/18 – Sleepwalk With Me (2012)

12/21 – Fire With Fire (2012)

12/23 – Masterpiece Mystery!: Wallander (2008)

12/23 – Wallander: Series 1 (2008)

12/23 – Wallander: Series 3 (2012)

12/29 – Jeff, Who Lives at Home (2011)

12/30 – One for the Money (2012)

12/31 – The Usual Suspects (1995) – When five unacquainted crooks are hauled into a police station to appear in a criminal lineup, they decide to pull off a heist together. The plan gets complicated, however, when they intermix with an underworld kingpin named Keyser Söze.

12/31 – Red Lights (2012)

12/31 – Putin’s Kiss (2012)

 

Well, that’s all I’ve got for now. If you have any questions or comments, or if I missed anything, please let me know in the comments section below. On behalf of all of us at VaginaCon.com, I’d like to wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas, and a prosperous and happy New Year. Or, a very Happy Hanukkah, or a Joyous Kwanzaa, or if you don’t do any of those…enjoy the movies!

Until next time…