Scope out some of the newest December films
Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor
There’s no shortage of memorable movies that have been released this year, and new flicks are still being produced through December for anyone to enjoy during the holidays. Ranging from action movies, thoughtful tales and lighthearted family films, all these films can help make a cold night feel more comfortable. Plus, staying at home, kicking back with some cocoa and throwing something on the big screen sounds like a pretty solid way to close off the year.
Here are 15 movies that are sure to keep everyone occupied during winter break and help beat any boredom. Most of these films are or will be available on video streaming services, and some can be found in select theaters after their release date.
- “The Sound of Metal” (Dec. 4) (Amazon Prime Video)
- “Let Them All Talk” (Dec. 10) (HBO Max)
- “Songbird” (Dec. 10) (Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, iTunes and Youtube )
- “The Prom” (Dec. 11) (Netflix)
- “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” (Dec. 18) (Netflix)
- “Greenland” (Dec. 18) (Amazon Prime Video)
- “Coming 2 America” (Dec. 18 — postponed) (Amazon Prime Video)
- “Breach” (Dec. 18) (Amazon Prime and in theaters)
- “The Father” (Dec. 18 — postponed) (Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and Netflix)
- “Soul” (Dec. 25) (Disney+)
- “Promising Young Woman” (Dec. 25) (In theaters)
- “Wonder Woman 1984” (Dec. 25) (HBO Max and in theaters)
- “News of the World” (Dec. 25) (In theaters)
- “We Can Be Heroes” (Dec. 25) (Netflix)
- “One Night In Miami” (Dec. 25) (Amazon Prime Video, Hulu and Netflix)
Contact the author at ndean17@wou.edu
