A tentative list of films and TV series heading to Netflix's streaming shores during November 2017. Hopefully we'll have some things to be thankful for:
NOTE: No new titles for November 29.
42 (2013): Biopic covers the challenges of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier to become the first African American Major League baseball player; with Chadwick Boesman and Harrison Ford.
Bandie (1978): The cousin and next in line to an heirless man's empire vows vengeance when his wife finally conceives; with Uttam Kumar.
Beiimaan Love (2016): Young, ambitious woman vows revenge against a seductive man who broke her heart following a party; with Sunny Leone.
The Bittersweet (2017): Troubled young courier suspects that his long lost sister might actually be a doctor as a killer roams the streets; with Min-ho Lee.
Casper (1995): Doctor specializing in ghosts is tasked with ridding a mansion of spirits, but his daughter befriends a friendly ghost that resides there; with Christina Ricci and Bill Pullman.
Chappie (2015): A gang of thugs assist a stolen police droid by giving him artificial intelligence and empathy; with Hugh Jackman and Dev Patel.
Charlotte's Web (2006): Kindly spider decides to save Wilbur the pig from becoming dinner; with Dakota Fanning and voice of Julia Roberts.
The Christmas Candle (2013): The arrival of a progressive new minister to a small village threatens to end an age-old tradition; with Hans Matheson and Susan Boyle.
Coffee with D (2017): Well-known, but low rated journalist decides to interview a notorious underworld figure and suspected terrorist; with Sunil Grover.
The Cold Light of Day (2012): A Wall Street whiz kid desperately seeks to rescue his family from kidnappers while on vacation in Spain; with Henry Cavill and Bruce Willis.
The Doors: When You're Strange (2009): Documentary focuses on the Doors and their music which leads to new insights. Not half bad; with Johnny Depp.
Field of Dreams (1989): An Iowan farmer is inspired by a mysterious voice to turn a cornfield into a baseball field; with Kevin Costner.
Fire with Fire (2012): Firefighter in the witness protection program has to take unexpected actions when his cover is blown; with Josh Duhamel and Bruce Willis.
The Freedom to Marry (2016): This documentary examines the historic battle for marriage equality culminating in a 2015 Supreme Court verdict.
Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005): Inner city drug dealer turns to music to leave his criminal days behind, but he hits upon a rough patch; with 50 Cent and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje.
Getaway Plan (2016): Professional burglar who's an expert with a blowtorch is hired by the Russian mafia to break into a vault as part of a bank heist; with Alain Hernandez.
Golden Time (2013): Recently discarded TV set refuses to accept its fate and break out of the junkyard in this short.
Hajwala: The Missing Engine (2016): A burning desire to win drives a streetcar racer to develop a vehicle with an innovative, unused engine; with Yasser Al Jarraf.
Hard Candy (2005): A 14 year old girl decides to teach a lesson to an older man who she's been chatting with and suspects of being a pedophile; with Ellen Page and Patrick Wilson.
Heart of the Country (2013): When her husband is arrested, a wealthy New York socialite comes back home to face the family she left years ago; with Jana Kramer.
Kacche Dhaagey (2016): A Canadian girl falls for a boy from a lower caste while in India for her cousin's wedding; with Yograj Singh.
Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon (2015): A man's impulse decision to marry three women to keep them from killing themselves complicates his relationship with his girlfriend; with Kapil Sharma.
Le train d'Hitler---La bete d'acier (2017): The history of Adolf Hitler's armored private train with top of the line communications and anti-aircraft cannons is revealed in this documentary.
Men in Black (1997): A streetwise cop is chosen to work with a veteran government agent on a team that monitors aliens living on Earth; with Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones.
Michael Clayton (2007): Law firm brings in a fixer after one of their attorneys breaks down while representing a chemical company in a class action suit; with George Clooney and Tilda Swinton.
Mirror Game: Ab Khel Shuru (2017): Thanks to issues with his college and his wife, a professor asks the impossible of one of his students; with Parvin Darbas.
Moor (2015): A railway stationmaster has a lot on his plate: his wife's death, his son's abandonment, and the corrupt world; with Hameed Sheikh.
Oculus (2013): Having been released from a mental institution, Tim goes along with his sister Kaylie's idea to destroy a mirror she suspects killed their parents; with Karen Gillan and Brenton Thwaites.
One Heart: The AR Rahman Concert Film (2017): Concert film/documentary has Rahman performing 15 popular songs and reveal himself through interviews and clips.
Pettersson and Findus 2 (2016): A farmer and his cat are too worried about snowy weather and the lack of tree to celebrate Christmas; with voice of Stefan Kurt.
Punjab 1984 (2014): Mother searches for her missing son who has been mislabeled a terrorist in a time of political upheaval; with Diljit Dosanjh.
The Pursuit of Happyness (2006): Chris tries to make his life better for himself and his son after being evicted by accepting an unpaid internship at a stock brokerage firm; with Will and Jaden Smith.
The Reader (2008): Middle aged lawyer reflects on the brief love affair he had with an older woman as a teen and the revelation he learned about her years later; with Kate Winslet.
Rivaaz (2011): Man falls in love with a girl that's facing an imminent auction in a village where that's the custom; with Deepti Naval.
Romeo is Bleeding (2015): Documentary follows Dante Clark as he uses a staging of Romeo and Juliet to address the violence in his hometown of Richmond, California.
Romeo Ranjha (2014): Two common boys find success and money when they journey from India to Thailand, using their friendship to cheat the cheats; with Jazzy B.
Roots (2016): This musical documentary examines the history of Indian classical music and why it is declining in popularity in modern times.
Sameer (2017): Young engineering student is forced to help authorities find his roommate after he's accused of a series of bombings; with Anjali Patil.
Savage Dog (2017): Former pro boxer must overcome the challenges of a brutal labor camp to regain his freedom and avenge an act of violence; with Scott Adkins.
Scary Movie (2000): A bunch of high school students deal with a masked killer in this spoof of various horror and teen films; with Anna Faris and Shawn Wayans.
Silent Hill (2006): Rose searches for her adopted daughter in a ghost town after she disappears following a car crash; with Radha Mitchell and Sean Bean.
To Rome With Love (2012): Woody Allen directed this portmanteau all taking place in Rome featuring four tales of romance, infidelity, opera, and celebrity; with Alec Baldwin.
Trip to Bhangarh: Asia's Most Haunted Place (2014): On a lark, six college friends decide to trek to a fortress considered Asia's most haunted place; with Manish Chaudhary.
Undercover Grandpa (2016): It's Grandpa and his friends to the rescue when Jake's dream girl disappears during his first date; with James Caan and Jessica Walter.
Waarrior Savitri (2016): In this modern take on mythology, a devoted wife is willing to do what it takes to save her husband from the clutches of death (or is it Destiny); with Niharica Raizada.
Warehoused (2015): Soon to be retiring man shows a newcomer the rules to his warehouse job in this work dramedy; with Jose Carlos Cruz.
Where the Day Takes You (1992): A man tries valiantly to keep a group of young addicts and runaways out of trouble in the streets of LA; with Dermot Mulroney.
The Whole Nine Yards (2000): The scheming wife of a dentist convinces him to narc on the identity of his new neighbor to the local mob boss; with Matthew Perry and Bruce Willis.
Yaara O Dildaara (2011): The patriarch of a wealthy family messes up when he arranges the marriage of a woman to the sibling of the man who loves her; with Harbhajan Mann.
All About the Money (2017): Three down on their luck friends head to South America to capture a drug kingpin and pick up the reward money; with Casper Van Dien and Eddie Griffin.
It's Not Yet Dark (2016): Strong willed Irish filmmaker impaired by ALS directs his first film using cutting edge eye gaze technology in this documentary narrated by Colin Farrell.
Malcriados (2016): In this remake of a Mexican hit film, a rich widower decides to teach a lesson to his three lazy, spoiled adult children; with Julieth Restrepo.
11/8/16 (2017): Documentary focuses on various Americans of different political persuasions as they live through Election Day 2016.
Eventual Salvation (2008): Documentary looks at an 80 year old grandmother who fled Liberia during its civil war and returns to rebuild her life and community; directed by Dee Rees (Mudbound).
Touched by Auschwitz (2015): Documentary explores the human legacy of the Holocaust through the post liberation experiences of six survivors of Auschwitz.
Williams (2017): Inspirational documentary explores the history of Sir Frank William's team from its birth to present day, including a near-fatal crash that threatened its existence.
The Homesman (2014): Pious pioneer woman and a drifter team up to transport three women driven mad by pioneer life from Nebraska to Iowa; with Hilary Swank and Tommy Lee Jones.
Mubarakan (2017): Chaos is in order when two orphaned twin brothers raised apart team up with their eccentric, unmarried uncle to find a solution to their romantic woes; with Anil Kapoor.
The Veil (2017): Mysterious princess rescues a warrior betrayed by his own people and takes him to a hidden tribe that suspects he will save them; with William Levy.
The Dinner (2017): Two brothers and their wives meet for dinner at a nice restaurant, but their agenda involves finding a solution to their children's problem; with Richard Gere and Steve Coogan.
Let It Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992 (2017): John Ridley's documentary explores the simmering tension and broken trust between LA's African American community and cops before the Rodney King case.
Darkness Rising (2017): Lone survivor of a family massacre seeks closure by returning to her family home on the eve of its destruction only to find something there; with Tara Holt.
The Great Music Caper (2009): Sweet Dizzy and sassy Bop must defend their magical musical land from a villain; with voices of Joanna Levesque and Bow Wow.
Jerry Seinfeld: Comedian (2002): Documentary explores the stand-up circuit using veteran comic Jerry Seinfeld and an up and comer comic named Orny Adams.
The Journey (2016): Two bitter political rivals share a ride to the airport in 2006 leading to the St. Andrews Agreement in this dramatic re-enactment; with Timothy Spall and Colm Meaney.
The Journey is the Destination (2016): Spirited young activist and photojournalist heads to the front lines of a dangerous relief effort for Somalia refugees; with Ben Schnetzer.
Killing Ground (2016): Idyllic camping trip to an isolated beach becomes dangerous when a young couple finds an abandoned tent and a lost child; with Aaron Pederson.
The Killer (2017): Reclusive Cabeleira tries to learn the fate of his gunman father and learns to be a feared assassin in lawless badlands; with Diogo Morgado.
Mea Culpa (2017): Alexis de Anda, a raw and outspoken comedian, covers weddings, exercise, and gynecologists in her stand up special.
Natalia Valdebenito: Gritona (2017): The Chilean comedian travels to Santiago for a one-woman show featuring irony, improv, and personal style.
Bedeviled (2016): Five teens mourning their friend's untimely death receive invites to download a new app that turns nightmares into reality. Haven't they heard of malware; with Saxon Sharbino.
Bernie (2012): Assistant funeral director has a secret life which gets exposed when an affluent widow ends up dead; with Jack Black and Shirley MacLaine.
Bon Cop Bad Cop 2 (2017): Two veteran buddy cops return to take on a car theft ring that turns out to be more than expected; with Colm Feore.
Charlie Countryman (2013): Young American falls hard for a Romanian cellist dealing with her father's death and whose past could prematurely halt things; with Shia LaBeouf.
The Iceman (2012): The true story of a contract killer who mixes business with being a family man; with Michael Shannon.
Khumba (2013): A zebra missing some stripes is blamed for a drought and searches the wilderness for them; with voices of Jake T. Austin and Liam Neeson.
Killing Season (2013): A war vet agrees to take a stranger on a tour of the Smoky Mountains unaware of their past history. Below average; with Robert De Niro and John Travolta.
The Lazarus Effect (2015): A group of scientists discover the secret to reviving the dead, but little do they know that it has its side effects; with Olivia Wilde and Mark Duplass.
A Little Bit of Heaven (2011): Spirited young woman believes love is out of reach when she gets a terminal cancer diagnosis, but fate has different ideas; with Kate Hudson and Gael Garcia Bernal.
Meet the Mormons (2014): Documentary examines six Mormons from different backgrounds and their stories of service and redemption.
Ninja: Shadow of a Tear (2013): Martial arts master searches for a killer who killed his wife and finds out that trust is a luxury he can't afford if he wants to survive; with Scott Adkins.
The Paperboy (2012): Two brothers investigate a case of a death row inmate who may be innocent and discover betrayal and deceit; directed by Lee Daniels and with Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman.
Red Lights (2012): A team of paranormal investigators with a specialty in exposing frauds meets their match in a recently re-emerged blind psychic; with Sigourney Weaver and Robert De Niro.
Rolling Papers (2015): This documentary focuses on a Colorado's newspaper decision to hire an editor specific to the state's newest industry: marijuana.
Straight As (2013): The ghost of his deceased mother compels a former junkie to return home to Louisiana to the family he abandoned; with Anna Paquin and Ryan Phillippe.
Long Time Running (2017): Documentary explores the 2016 tour of the Tragically Hip through Canada as they perform for their fans.
Chasing Trane (2017): This documentary uses interviews and archival footage as it shows the events that shaped jazz musician John Coltrane and his music.
Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004): Zoinks! Scooby and his gang of human friends take on a menacing villain with designs on ruining their hometown; with Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar.
DeRay Davis: How to Act Black (2017): Dynamic comic Davis comments on the finer points of living, dating, and handling show business like a black man in this stand-up special.
Hickok (2017): "Wild Bill" Hickok uses guns and gall to clean up the lawless town of Abilene, Kansas as the newly selected marshal; with Luke Hemsworth and Trace Adkins.
Bluebeard (2017): A doctor gets swept up in an unrelated murder case after overhearing a groggy elderly patient's murder confession; with Jin-woong Cho.
Fanny's Journey (2016): A girl leads a group of Jewish children on a daring quest for freedom in Nazi-occupied France; with Leonie Souchaud.
A Flying Jatt (2016): Timid man gains superpowers while trying to save his family's land and a sacred tree from a ruthless tycoon; with Tiger Shroff.
Lucky: No Time for Love (2005): Teen girl and a handsome ambassador's son from India flee an uprising in St. Petersburg in Russia; with Salman Khan.
O21 (2014): Afghan militant steals a microchip containing the names of investors and corporations plotting to exploit Afghanistan's mineral reserves; with Shaan Shahid.
Shikari (1991): Jealousy and conflicts arise when a circus performer falls for a Russian co-worker; with Mithun Chakraborty.
9 (2009): Brave newcomer rag doll may well be the key in making his fellow compatriots safe from exterminating machines in a post-apocalyptic world. Pretty good; with voices of Elijah Wood and John C. Reilly.
A Christmas Prince (2017): Aspiring young journalist is sent abroad to get the scoop on a dashing prince that's on the verge of being king; with Rose McIver and Ben Lamb.
Jim and Andy---The Great Beyond (2017): Jim Carry ponders the meaning of life, reality, identity and career while reflecting on his turn as Andy Kaufman in Man on the Moon.
Krish Trish and Baltiboy: Face Your Fears (2017): Three tales of fear as a baby elephant gets captured by a circus, two boys attend a haunted house, and a parrot faces his fear of flying.
Mudbound (2017): In a post-World War 2 America divided by racial prejudices, a white family and an African American family in Mississippi deal with farming and friendship; with Carey Mulligan and Mary J. Blige.
Red, White, Black, Blue Odyssey (2017): A rugby league in South Los Angeles gets its turn under the spotlight in this documentary.
Santa Claws (2014): It's up to the kitties that gave Santa a bad case of the allergies to save Christmas and deliver presents; with Nicola Lambo.
The Prison (2017): A cop turned convict discovers a crime syndicate operated in prison by an inmate crime boss and decides to join them on their nightly heists; with Suk-kyu Han.
Bill Burr: Let It Go (2010): Bill Burr performs his stand-up routine at the legendary Fillmore theater.
Metamorphoses (2014): High schooler Europa meets handsome Jupiter and is drawn into a world of gods, myths, and seduction in this contemporary take on Ovid's epic; with Christophe Honore.
Piranha (2010): A recent earthquake uncovers ancient piranha (!) that decide to join the spring break festivities in Lake Victoria; with Elizabeth Shue and Ving Rhames.
Brian Regan: Nunchucks and Flamethrowers (2017): Regan discusses board games, the elastic in underwear, and the wrong places to look for hot dogs in this stand-up special.
The Case for Christ (2017): An investigative reporter decides to use only verifiable facts to poke holes in the faith displayed by Christians such as his wife; with Mike Vogel.
From the Land to the Moon (2016): Free-spirited woman in a marriage of convenience finds an outlet for her desires in a medical trip to the Alps; with Marion Cotillard.
Gates of Heaven (1978): Director Errol Morris examines obsessive pet owners and the pet burial industry in this documentary.
Saving Capitalism (2017): Robert Reich meets with Americans of different backgrounds as he details a huge shift in the nation's economy in this documentary.
The Thin Blue Line (1988): Using archival footage, re-enactments, and interviews, Errol Morris makes a case for the innocence of a man convicted for murder.
Vernon, Florida (1981): Errol Morris chronicles the quirky residents of a small town including a worm farmer and a wild turkey hunter.
Barbra: The Music...The Mem'ries...The Magic! (2017): Longish title disguises this documentary focusing on Streisand's music and behind the scenes footage.
The Boss Baby (2017): Much to an older brother's surprise, the new baby turns out to be quite the businessman which comes in handy to thwart a doggone plot; with voice of Alec Baldwin.
Cherry Pop (2017): On a memorable night in a drag bar, the headliner refuses to perform while a newcomer debuts and backstabbing queens throws out harsh quips; with Allusia Alusia.
Dharm (2007): A Hindu priest and his wife adopt a baby, but question their faith when the child's Muslim re-appears four years later.
Rann (2010): Socially conscious drama focuses on the interplay between news media and politics in modern day India; with Amitabh Bachchan.
Teen Thay Bhai (2010): To claim their late grandfather's inheritance, three squabbling brothers must live with each other for three years; with Om Puri.
Tracers (2014): Bike messenger gets drawn into a sexy woman and the world of parkour to escape and/or outsmart organized criminals; with Taylor Lautner.
Deep (2017): A young octopus and his ocean dwelling buddies search for help after he accidentally traps his family in their underwater home; with voice of Justin Felbinger.
Bushwick (2017): A grad student and an ex-Marine have to team up for survival when their neighborhood is invaded by a mysterious militia; with Dave Bautista and Brittany Snow.
Cuba and the Cameraman (2017): Three different Cuban families have their fortunes rise and fall through four decades of Cuba's history in this documentary.
The Girl from the Song (2016): Aspiring musician follows a carefree college student to Burning Man to declare his love for her and find himself; with Lewis Rainer.
Peru: Tesoro Escondido (2017): This documentary explores the cultural traditions and natural riches of the South American country of Peru; might work as a companion to Paddington.
Poster Boys (2017): Three men who end up on a vasectomy poster try to prove to their upset loved ones that they're innocent victims; with Sunny Deol.
The Queen of Spain (2016): A 1950s Hollywood star returns to Spain to film a movie; meanwhile, her old flame is arrested by fascists; with Penelope Cruz.
The Details (2012): A pest problem discovered in a suburban backyard leads to a darkly comic and wild chain of events; with Tobey Maguire and Elizabeth Banks.
Winning (2017): Former professional athletes such as Martina Navratilova and Jack Nicklaus express their dreams, challenges and triumphs as their best career moments are played in this documentary.
Criminal Mastermind Season 1 (2015): Distraught mother goes on a personal mission to prove a renowned psychiatrist murdered her daughter; with Lorena Rojas.
The Family Court Season 1 (2010): Five lawyers from different firms form a bond that's threatened by court cases and romantic feelings; with Tay Ping Hui.
The Golden Path Season 1 (2007): Single mother of five spends decades building a business empire only to see her family split in animosity and betrayal. Ingrates; with Li Nanxing.
Greenleaf Season 2 (2017): James deals with an old sin while Grace lets her anger consume her and Jacob sees the dark side of Basie; with Merle Dandridge.
I'll Have What Phil's Having Season 1 (2015): Back! Phil Rosenthal, creator of Everybody Loves Raymond, travels across the globe to unleash his inner foodie in this culinary docuseries.
The Little Nyonya Season 1 (2008): Orphaned Chinese woman living in Singapore refuses to settle for a lowly station in life leading her family on quite the journey; with Jeanette Aw.
The Mind of a Chef Season 5 (2016): More celeb chefs reveal the secrets behind some of their favorite dishes showing the food as well as their stories that inspired them.
My Life My Story Season 1 (2017): Host RJ Anmol gets Indian celebs to reveal their successes and failures that made them who they are.
Stranger Season 1 (2017): A prosecutor without empathy and a gutsy female detective team up to tackle a murder case that involves political corruption; with Doona Bae.
Thomas and Friends: The Christmas Engines (2014): As Christmas approaches, Thomas clears the train tracks while Percy shows Reg holiday fun.
Thomas and Friends: Holiday Express (2009): Christmas trees, snowman, surprise parties, and surprises are on schedule for this special.
Thomas and Friends: Merry Winter Wish (2010): Thomas takes part in this merry special by building snowmen, decorating, and making a very special delivery.
Thomas and Friends: Ultimate Christmas (2007): Holiday themed collection of episodes deals with an avalanche complicating work, a Jack Frost sighting and more.
Thomas and Friends: A Very Thomas Christmas (2012): Friendship, teamwork, and fun are the order of the day in this special.
Together Season 1 (2009): Group of dedicated and diverse friends deal with 30 years of happiness and heartache in a newly independent Singapore; with Jeanette Aw.
The Truth Season 1 (2008): Devious businessman desires his partner's treasure map while a related murder case leads to rigorous debate about family; with Tay Ping Hui.
Under Arrest Season 7 (2016): In the seventh season of Canadian's answer to Cops, various officers deal with various challenges as well as the occasional gratitude.
Zak Storm Season 1 (2016): A teen surfer ends up mysteriously transported to the Bermuda Triangle where he captains a ship full of misfits; with voice of Michael Johnston.
Call My Agent! Season 2 (2017): The agents deal with a wealthy, inexperienced new partner as well as various client crises; with Camille Cottin.
1945: The Savage Peace (2015): This unflinching documentary explores the scale and savagery of reprisals against ethnic Germans in Eastern Europe following the end of World War 2.
9/11: Truth, Lies, and Conspiracies (2016): This documentary examines theories surrounding the attack as well as the allegation that information is being withheld by the government.
Akulah Balqis Season 1 (2015): The fate of a little girl who enters an orphanage following her parents' arrest changes when she escapes and meets a model; with Puteri Balqis.
Alias Grace Season 1 (2017): A psychiatrist in 19th century Canada must decide whether a murderess should be pardoned due to insanity; with Sarah Gadan and Anna Paquin.
Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby Season 1 (2017): This series examines the efforts of the world's most luxury hotels to create exemplary customer service for its guests.
The Big Family Cooking Showdown Season 1 (2017): Unscripted British culinary series pits family and their cooking abilities against each other to determine a champion.
Chef vs Science: The Ultimate Kitchen Challenge (2016): It's an acclaimed scientist versus a renowned scientist as they go head to head to determine who can create the tastier meal.
Chelsea (2017): Gwen We Meet Again is the title of this week's episode as Chelsea chats Christmas music, voter suppression, and the court system; with Gwen Stefani and Jason Kander.
Da Vinci: The Lost Treasure (2011): Fiona Bruce hosts this exclusive reveal into a newly discovered painting by Leonardo Da Vinci.
The Dark Charisma of Adolf Hitler: Leading Millions Into the Abyss Season 1 (2012): This series examines the powerful, dark charisma of Hitler which led millions of Germans to support his dangerous philosophies and actions.
Edward VIII: The Nazi King (2009): Documentary uses declassified FBI information to determine how much in league with the Nazis that Edward VIII was.
How Gay is Pakistan? (2015): Documentary examines the challenges faced by LGBT people in Pakistan where laws prohibit homosexuality are on the books.
In Louboutin's Shoes (2015): The world of famed shoe designer Christian Louboutin is examined in this documentary short as well as his first attempts to break into the Asian footwear market.
KKK: The Fight for White Supremacy (2015): Members of the Ku Klux Klan speak out about their ideology and how they believe that whites must prepare for a race war.
The Magic of Mushrooms (2014): Documentary short explores the critical role that mushrooms play in the world; hosted by Richard Fortey.
The Mekong River with Sue Perkins Season 1 (2014): Comedian/writer Perkins travels along the Mekong river to explore a region and people on the verge of serious change in this PBS series.
Rise of the Supergamer (2016): YouTube star Dan Howell showcases the exploding world of Esports as well as the professional gamers who participate.
Round Planet Season 1 (2016): Matt Lucas hosts as natural history doyen Armstrong Wedgewood to reveal the unique story of our planet.
Secrets of the SAS: In Their Own Words Season 1 (2016): Former SAS soldiers reveal the truth about life in one of the world's most secretive and feared military units.
The Sex Changes That Made History (2015): This documentary short examines two patients and a doctor as they became pioneers in the gender reassignment surgery in the 1940s.
Surviving the Holocaust: Freddie Knoller's War (2015): A Holocaust survivor recollects his escape from Vienna, fighting with the French resistance, and surviving Auschwitz.
This World: Frat Boys (2016): This documentary short examines the world of fraternities as several students from Central Florida pledge to join.
Food, Booze & Tattoos Season 1 (2015): Writer Brett Rodgers is your host as he takes viewers on a journey to South Africa to find sumptuous artisanal foods and beers and edgy tattoo parlors.
People Just Don't Do Nothing Season 4 (2017): Season four finds the workers at Kurupt FM dealing with a new rival station and various personal issues; with Allan Mustafa.
Fate/Apocrypha Part 1 (2017): A war between a clan of magi and a mage's association over the Greater Grail threatens the land of Romania in this anime series; with Natsuki Hanae.
The Great British Baking Show Season 4 (2013): A new group of contestants must pit their dessert skills against each other for the pleasure of the judges; with Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood.
P. King Duckling Season 1 (2016): A daring, hapless duck team up with two good friends to solve problems.
Project Mc2 Part 6 (2017): A new case brings the scientific detective team close to a prominent entrepreneur with ties to one girl's father; with Mika Abdalla.
Blazing Transfer Students Season 1 (2017): A gang of zany transfer students are recruited for a mysterious mission by their shadowy principal; with Daiki Shigeoka.
Chelsea (2017): Making a Big Bang is the title as Chelsea talks about precocious kids and workplace sensitivity training; with Jim Parsons, Will Ferrell, and Mark Wahlberg.
Dinotrux Supercharged Season 1 (2017): Amped up with powers that increase their strength, speed, and agility, the Dinotrux face new challenges and befriend new allies; with voice of Andrew Francis.
Dwelling Narrowness Season 1 (2009): Two sisters who live in the city struggle to deal with high house prices, careers, relationships, and heartbreak; with Hai Qing.
Glitter Force Doki Doki Season 2 (2017): The Glitter Force warriors find a new ally in their battle against evil King Mercenare: Glitter Ace.
Lady Dynamite Season 2 (2017): Maria deals with the new concept of couplehood while dealing with issues with trust, cohabitation, and parental showdowns; with Maria Bamford.
Bernard Season 1 (2004): Kid's series focusing on a dog's comical adventures comes in three minute segments.
Chuck Chicken Season 1 (2010): Security expert Chuck Adoodledoo and his friends protect his fellow bird citizens with some kung fu on the island of Rocky Perch.
Lockup: State Prisons Collection 1 (2012): Series of episodes deal with new prisoners as they interact with other inmates, attend hearings and learn the rules of their new residence.
Method Season 1 (2015): Ambitious graduate of law enforcement school comes to realize that her idol does things differently than she imagined when he becomes her mentor; with Konstantin Khabenskiy.
Longmire Season 6 (2017): Walt faces legal issues while he and his friends fight to keep the peace; with Robert Taylor.
Luna Petunia Season 3 (2017): Luna and her friends deal with puzzling mazes, lost treasures, and various Amazia wonders in this third season.
Marvel's The Punisher Season 1 (2017): Jon Bernthal stars in this saga of a Marine dealing with a government conspiracy as he attempts to eliminate the criminals responsible for wiping out his family.
Shot in the Dark Season 1 (2017): In this documentary series, three rival freelance stringers searches the streets at night to come up with usable footage to sell to news outlets. Like a real life Nightcrawler.
Spirit: Riding Free Season 3 (2017): Lucky and his friends get on exciting new adventures in the wild frontier in this third season.
Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters Season 1 (2017): Jack Armstrong and his best friends gain superpowers that allow them to stretch beyond the limits; with voice of Steven Yeun.
Beat Bugs: All Together Now (2017): After winning a local talent show, the Beat Bugs travel to a faraway park to participate in a televised singing contest.
Argon Season 1 (2017): Series explores a team of passionate investigative TV reporters who break through misleading news to reveal the truth; with Woo-hee Chun.
Godless Miniseries (2017): Ruthless outlaw terrorizes the West in search of a former gang member who's found a new life in a town populated by women; with Jeff Daniels and Jack O'Connell.
Bright: The Music Videos (2017): In preview of the upcoming Will Smith exclusive film, hit songs by Machine Gun Kelly, Bastille, Logic and others are shown/played.
She's Gotta Have It Season 1 (2017): Nola tries to stay true to herself and her dreams while juggling three lovers in this Spike Lee series based on his film; with DeWanda Wise.
Frontier Season 2 (2017): Declan continues his vendetta against the Hudson's Bay Company as the fur trade gets even more vicious and treacherous; with Jason Momoa.
The Many Faces of Ito Season 1 (2017): A jaded romcom writer uses four love-sick women for material while supposedly giving advice; with Fumino Kimura.
Trailer Park Boys: Out of the Park: USA Season 1 (2017): Bubbles, Julian, and Ricky have outrageous adventures south of the border in America; with John Paul Tremblay.
Broadchurch Season 3 (2017): The team works on a brazen sexual assault on a middle aged woman outside of a birthday party; with David Tennant and Jodie Whitaker.
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Season 7B (2017): More learning about friendship and fun with ponies in the magical land of Equestria; with voice of Ashleigh Ball.
Glitch Season 2 (2017): Elishia and her work has their truth revealed as a new threat emerges and the Risen learn their original fates; with Genevieve O'Reilly
Good Morning Call Season 2 (2017): Hisashi finds college life easy as he becomes popular while insecure Nao seeks solace from another handsome man; with Haruka Fukuhara
Darkness Rising (2017) (To obtain closure, a survivor of a brutal family massacre returns to her childhood home on the eve of its destruction; with Tara Holt) (MOVED; 11/27)
The Prison Playbook Season 1 (2017) (NEW; 10/26) (Everyday people live their lives inside prison walls) (MOVED; 11/27)
Religion of Sports Season 1 (2017) (Docuseries focuses on how sports can transcend culture and society to give an experience almost like a religion) (MOVED; 11/25)
The Sinner Season 1 (2017) (Miniseries delves into why a mother committed a shocking act of violence; with Jessica Biel and Bill Pullman)
Six Days (2017) (British agents plan a swift counteroffensive to free hostages from gunmen; with Jamie Bell and Abbie Cornish)
December 1:
8 Mile
Ace Ventura Parts 1-2
All Hail King Julian Season 5
August Rush
Chef and My Fridge: 2017
Dark Season 1
Diana: In Her Own Words
Dreamcatcher
DreamWorks Home: For the Holidays
Easy Season 2
Exporting Raymond
The Farthest---Voyager in Space
Forbidden Games: The Justin Fashanu Story
Full Metal Jacket
Hitch
The Little Rascals
My Happy Family
Nacho Libre
Sahara
A StoryBots Christmas
TURN: Washington's Spies Season 4
Tyson
V for Vendetta
Voyeur (documentary about hotel owner that spied on guests)
The Wackness
While You Were Sleeping
The Young Victoria
NOTE: No new titles for November 29.
NOW STREAMING:
MOVIES:
November 1:
6-5=2 (2014): Six friends make a grueling mountain trek only to find out the difficulties they face go beyond physical; with Prashantt Guptha.42 (2013): Biopic covers the challenges of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier to become the first African American Major League baseball player; with Chadwick Boesman and Harrison Ford.
Bandie (1978): The cousin and next in line to an heirless man's empire vows vengeance when his wife finally conceives; with Uttam Kumar.
Beiimaan Love (2016): Young, ambitious woman vows revenge against a seductive man who broke her heart following a party; with Sunny Leone.
The Bittersweet (2017): Troubled young courier suspects that his long lost sister might actually be a doctor as a killer roams the streets; with Min-ho Lee.
Casper (1995): Doctor specializing in ghosts is tasked with ridding a mansion of spirits, but his daughter befriends a friendly ghost that resides there; with Christina Ricci and Bill Pullman.
Chappie (2015): A gang of thugs assist a stolen police droid by giving him artificial intelligence and empathy; with Hugh Jackman and Dev Patel.
Charlotte's Web (2006): Kindly spider decides to save Wilbur the pig from becoming dinner; with Dakota Fanning and voice of Julia Roberts.
The Christmas Candle (2013): The arrival of a progressive new minister to a small village threatens to end an age-old tradition; with Hans Matheson and Susan Boyle.
Coffee with D (2017): Well-known, but low rated journalist decides to interview a notorious underworld figure and suspected terrorist; with Sunil Grover.
The Cold Light of Day (2012): A Wall Street whiz kid desperately seeks to rescue his family from kidnappers while on vacation in Spain; with Henry Cavill and Bruce Willis.
The Doors: When You're Strange (2009): Documentary focuses on the Doors and their music which leads to new insights. Not half bad; with Johnny Depp.
Field of Dreams (1989): An Iowan farmer is inspired by a mysterious voice to turn a cornfield into a baseball field; with Kevin Costner.
Fire with Fire (2012): Firefighter in the witness protection program has to take unexpected actions when his cover is blown; with Josh Duhamel and Bruce Willis.
The Freedom to Marry (2016): This documentary examines the historic battle for marriage equality culminating in a 2015 Supreme Court verdict.
Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2005): Inner city drug dealer turns to music to leave his criminal days behind, but he hits upon a rough patch; with 50 Cent and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje.
Getaway Plan (2016): Professional burglar who's an expert with a blowtorch is hired by the Russian mafia to break into a vault as part of a bank heist; with Alain Hernandez.
Golden Time (2013): Recently discarded TV set refuses to accept its fate and break out of the junkyard in this short.
Hajwala: The Missing Engine (2016): A burning desire to win drives a streetcar racer to develop a vehicle with an innovative, unused engine; with Yasser Al Jarraf.
Hard Candy (2005): A 14 year old girl decides to teach a lesson to an older man who she's been chatting with and suspects of being a pedophile; with Ellen Page and Patrick Wilson.
Heart of the Country (2013): When her husband is arrested, a wealthy New York socialite comes back home to face the family she left years ago; with Jana Kramer.
Kacche Dhaagey (2016): A Canadian girl falls for a boy from a lower caste while in India for her cousin's wedding; with Yograj Singh.
Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon (2015): A man's impulse decision to marry three women to keep them from killing themselves complicates his relationship with his girlfriend; with Kapil Sharma.
Le train d'Hitler---La bete d'acier (2017): The history of Adolf Hitler's armored private train with top of the line communications and anti-aircraft cannons is revealed in this documentary.
Men in Black (1997): A streetwise cop is chosen to work with a veteran government agent on a team that monitors aliens living on Earth; with Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones.
Michael Clayton (2007): Law firm brings in a fixer after one of their attorneys breaks down while representing a chemical company in a class action suit; with George Clooney and Tilda Swinton.
Mirror Game: Ab Khel Shuru (2017): Thanks to issues with his college and his wife, a professor asks the impossible of one of his students; with Parvin Darbas.
Moor (2015): A railway stationmaster has a lot on his plate: his wife's death, his son's abandonment, and the corrupt world; with Hameed Sheikh.
Oculus (2013): Having been released from a mental institution, Tim goes along with his sister Kaylie's idea to destroy a mirror she suspects killed their parents; with Karen Gillan and Brenton Thwaites.
One Heart: The AR Rahman Concert Film (2017): Concert film/documentary has Rahman performing 15 popular songs and reveal himself through interviews and clips.
Pettersson and Findus 2 (2016): A farmer and his cat are too worried about snowy weather and the lack of tree to celebrate Christmas; with voice of Stefan Kurt.
Punjab 1984 (2014): Mother searches for her missing son who has been mislabeled a terrorist in a time of political upheaval; with Diljit Dosanjh.
The Pursuit of Happyness (2006): Chris tries to make his life better for himself and his son after being evicted by accepting an unpaid internship at a stock brokerage firm; with Will and Jaden Smith.
The Reader (2008): Middle aged lawyer reflects on the brief love affair he had with an older woman as a teen and the revelation he learned about her years later; with Kate Winslet.
Rivaaz (2011): Man falls in love with a girl that's facing an imminent auction in a village where that's the custom; with Deepti Naval.
Romeo is Bleeding (2015): Documentary follows Dante Clark as he uses a staging of Romeo and Juliet to address the violence in his hometown of Richmond, California.
Romeo Ranjha (2014): Two common boys find success and money when they journey from India to Thailand, using their friendship to cheat the cheats; with Jazzy B.
Roots (2016): This musical documentary examines the history of Indian classical music and why it is declining in popularity in modern times.
Sameer (2017): Young engineering student is forced to help authorities find his roommate after he's accused of a series of bombings; with Anjali Patil.
Savage Dog (2017): Former pro boxer must overcome the challenges of a brutal labor camp to regain his freedom and avenge an act of violence; with Scott Adkins.
Scary Movie (2000): A bunch of high school students deal with a masked killer in this spoof of various horror and teen films; with Anna Faris and Shawn Wayans.
Silent Hill (2006): Rose searches for her adopted daughter in a ghost town after she disappears following a car crash; with Radha Mitchell and Sean Bean.
To Rome With Love (2012): Woody Allen directed this portmanteau all taking place in Rome featuring four tales of romance, infidelity, opera, and celebrity; with Alec Baldwin.
Trip to Bhangarh: Asia's Most Haunted Place (2014): On a lark, six college friends decide to trek to a fortress considered Asia's most haunted place; with Manish Chaudhary.
Undercover Grandpa (2016): It's Grandpa and his friends to the rescue when Jake's dream girl disappears during his first date; with James Caan and Jessica Walter.
Waarrior Savitri (2016): In this modern take on mythology, a devoted wife is willing to do what it takes to save her husband from the clutches of death (or is it Destiny); with Niharica Raizada.
Warehoused (2015): Soon to be retiring man shows a newcomer the rules to his warehouse job in this work dramedy; with Jose Carlos Cruz.
Where the Day Takes You (1992): A man tries valiantly to keep a group of young addicts and runaways out of trouble in the streets of LA; with Dermot Mulroney.
The Whole Nine Yards (2000): The scheming wife of a dentist convinces him to narc on the identity of his new neighbor to the local mob boss; with Matthew Perry and Bruce Willis.
Yaara O Dildaara (2011): The patriarch of a wealthy family messes up when he arranges the marriage of a woman to the sibling of the man who loves her; with Harbhajan Mann.
November 2:
All About the Money (2017): Three down on their luck friends head to South America to capture a drug kingpin and pick up the reward money; with Casper Van Dien and Eddie Griffin.
It's Not Yet Dark (2016): Strong willed Irish filmmaker impaired by ALS directs his first film using cutting edge eye gaze technology in this documentary narrated by Colin Farrell.
Malcriados (2016): In this remake of a Mexican hit film, a rich widower decides to teach a lesson to his three lazy, spoiled adult children; with Julieth Restrepo.
November 3:
11/8/16 (2017): Documentary focuses on various Americans of different political persuasions as they live through Election Day 2016.
Eventual Salvation (2008): Documentary looks at an 80 year old grandmother who fled Liberia during its civil war and returns to rebuild her life and community; directed by Dee Rees (Mudbound).
Touched by Auschwitz (2015): Documentary explores the human legacy of the Holocaust through the post liberation experiences of six survivors of Auschwitz.
November 4:
Williams (2017): Inspirational documentary explores the history of Sir Frank William's team from its birth to present day, including a near-fatal crash that threatened its existence.
November 5:
The Homesman (2014): Pious pioneer woman and a drifter team up to transport three women driven mad by pioneer life from Nebraska to Iowa; with Hilary Swank and Tommy Lee Jones.
Mubarakan (2017): Chaos is in order when two orphaned twin brothers raised apart team up with their eccentric, unmarried uncle to find a solution to their romantic woes; with Anil Kapoor.
The Veil (2017): Mysterious princess rescues a warrior betrayed by his own people and takes him to a hidden tribe that suspects he will save them; with William Levy.
November 6:
The Dinner (2017): Two brothers and their wives meet for dinner at a nice restaurant, but their agenda involves finding a solution to their children's problem; with Richard Gere and Steve Coogan.
Let It Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992 (2017): John Ridley's documentary explores the simmering tension and broken trust between LA's African American community and cops before the Rodney King case.
November 7:
Darkness Rising (2017): Lone survivor of a family massacre seeks closure by returning to her family home on the eve of its destruction only to find something there; with Tara Holt.
The Great Music Caper (2009): Sweet Dizzy and sassy Bop must defend their magical musical land from a villain; with voices of Joanna Levesque and Bow Wow.
Jerry Seinfeld: Comedian (2002): Documentary explores the stand-up circuit using veteran comic Jerry Seinfeld and an up and comer comic named Orny Adams.
The Journey (2016): Two bitter political rivals share a ride to the airport in 2006 leading to the St. Andrews Agreement in this dramatic re-enactment; with Timothy Spall and Colm Meaney.
The Journey is the Destination (2016): Spirited young activist and photojournalist heads to the front lines of a dangerous relief effort for Somalia refugees; with Ben Schnetzer.
Killing Ground (2016): Idyllic camping trip to an isolated beach becomes dangerous when a young couple finds an abandoned tent and a lost child; with Aaron Pederson.
November 10:
The Killer (2017): Reclusive Cabeleira tries to learn the fate of his gunman father and learns to be a feared assassin in lawless badlands; with Diogo Morgado.
Mea Culpa (2017): Alexis de Anda, a raw and outspoken comedian, covers weddings, exercise, and gynecologists in her stand up special.
Natalia Valdebenito: Gritona (2017): The Chilean comedian travels to Santiago for a one-woman show featuring irony, improv, and personal style.
November 11:
As I Lay Dying (2013): The death of a family's matriarch causes the sons to push for her to be buried in a nearby town; with James Franco (who also directed) and Danny McBride.Bedeviled (2016): Five teens mourning their friend's untimely death receive invites to download a new app that turns nightmares into reality. Haven't they heard of malware; with Saxon Sharbino.
Bernie (2012): Assistant funeral director has a secret life which gets exposed when an affluent widow ends up dead; with Jack Black and Shirley MacLaine.
Bon Cop Bad Cop 2 (2017): Two veteran buddy cops return to take on a car theft ring that turns out to be more than expected; with Colm Feore.
Charlie Countryman (2013): Young American falls hard for a Romanian cellist dealing with her father's death and whose past could prematurely halt things; with Shia LaBeouf.
The Iceman (2012): The true story of a contract killer who mixes business with being a family man; with Michael Shannon.
Khumba (2013): A zebra missing some stripes is blamed for a drought and searches the wilderness for them; with voices of Jake T. Austin and Liam Neeson.
Killing Season (2013): A war vet agrees to take a stranger on a tour of the Smoky Mountains unaware of their past history. Below average; with Robert De Niro and John Travolta.
The Lazarus Effect (2015): A group of scientists discover the secret to reviving the dead, but little do they know that it has its side effects; with Olivia Wilde and Mark Duplass.
A Little Bit of Heaven (2011): Spirited young woman believes love is out of reach when she gets a terminal cancer diagnosis, but fate has different ideas; with Kate Hudson and Gael Garcia Bernal.
Meet the Mormons (2014): Documentary examines six Mormons from different backgrounds and their stories of service and redemption.
Ninja: Shadow of a Tear (2013): Martial arts master searches for a killer who killed his wife and finds out that trust is a luxury he can't afford if he wants to survive; with Scott Adkins.
The Paperboy (2012): Two brothers investigate a case of a death row inmate who may be innocent and discover betrayal and deceit; directed by Lee Daniels and with Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman.
Red Lights (2012): A team of paranormal investigators with a specialty in exposing frauds meets their match in a recently re-emerged blind psychic; with Sigourney Weaver and Robert De Niro.
Rolling Papers (2015): This documentary focuses on a Colorado's newspaper decision to hire an editor specific to the state's newest industry: marijuana.
Straight As (2013): The ghost of his deceased mother compels a former junkie to return home to Louisiana to the family he abandoned; with Anna Paquin and Ryan Phillippe.
November 12:
Long Time Running (2017): Documentary explores the 2016 tour of the Tragically Hip through Canada as they perform for their fans.
November 13:
Chasing Trane (2017): This documentary uses interviews and archival footage as it shows the events that shaped jazz musician John Coltrane and his music.
Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004): Zoinks! Scooby and his gang of human friends take on a menacing villain with designs on ruining their hometown; with Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar.
November 14:
DeRay Davis: How to Act Black (2017): Dynamic comic Davis comments on the finer points of living, dating, and handling show business like a black man in this stand-up special.
Hickok (2017): "Wild Bill" Hickok uses guns and gall to clean up the lawless town of Abilene, Kansas as the newly selected marshal; with Luke Hemsworth and Trace Adkins.
November 15:
Bluebeard (2017): A doctor gets swept up in an unrelated murder case after overhearing a groggy elderly patient's murder confession; with Jin-woong Cho.
Fanny's Journey (2016): A girl leads a group of Jewish children on a daring quest for freedom in Nazi-occupied France; with Leonie Souchaud.
A Flying Jatt (2016): Timid man gains superpowers while trying to save his family's land and a sacred tree from a ruthless tycoon; with Tiger Shroff.
Lucky: No Time for Love (2005): Teen girl and a handsome ambassador's son from India flee an uprising in St. Petersburg in Russia; with Salman Khan.
O21 (2014): Afghan militant steals a microchip containing the names of investors and corporations plotting to exploit Afghanistan's mineral reserves; with Shaan Shahid.
Shikari (1991): Jealousy and conflicts arise when a circus performer falls for a Russian co-worker; with Mithun Chakraborty.
November 16:
9 (2009): Brave newcomer rag doll may well be the key in making his fellow compatriots safe from exterminating machines in a post-apocalyptic world. Pretty good; with voices of Elijah Wood and John C. Reilly.
November 17:
A Christmas Prince (2017): Aspiring young journalist is sent abroad to get the scoop on a dashing prince that's on the verge of being king; with Rose McIver and Ben Lamb.
Jim and Andy---The Great Beyond (2017): Jim Carry ponders the meaning of life, reality, identity and career while reflecting on his turn as Andy Kaufman in Man on the Moon.
Krish Trish and Baltiboy: Face Your Fears (2017): Three tales of fear as a baby elephant gets captured by a circus, two boys attend a haunted house, and a parrot faces his fear of flying.
Mudbound (2017): In a post-World War 2 America divided by racial prejudices, a white family and an African American family in Mississippi deal with farming and friendship; with Carey Mulligan and Mary J. Blige.
Red, White, Black, Blue Odyssey (2017): A rugby league in South Los Angeles gets its turn under the spotlight in this documentary.
Santa Claws (2014): It's up to the kitties that gave Santa a bad case of the allergies to save Christmas and deliver presents; with Nicola Lambo.
November 18:
The Prison (2017): A cop turned convict discovers a crime syndicate operated in prison by an inmate crime boss and decides to join them on their nightly heists; with Suk-kyu Han.
November 19:
Bill Burr: Let It Go (2010): Bill Burr performs his stand-up routine at the legendary Fillmore theater.
November 20:
Metamorphoses (2014): High schooler Europa meets handsome Jupiter and is drawn into a world of gods, myths, and seduction in this contemporary take on Ovid's epic; with Christophe Honore.
Piranha (2010): A recent earthquake uncovers ancient piranha (!) that decide to join the spring break festivities in Lake Victoria; with Elizabeth Shue and Ving Rhames.
November 21:
Brian Regan: Nunchucks and Flamethrowers (2017): Regan discusses board games, the elastic in underwear, and the wrong places to look for hot dogs in this stand-up special.
The Case for Christ (2017): An investigative reporter decides to use only verifiable facts to poke holes in the faith displayed by Christians such as his wife; with Mike Vogel.
From the Land to the Moon (2016): Free-spirited woman in a marriage of convenience finds an outlet for her desires in a medical trip to the Alps; with Marion Cotillard.
Gates of Heaven (1978): Director Errol Morris examines obsessive pet owners and the pet burial industry in this documentary.
Saving Capitalism (2017): Robert Reich meets with Americans of different backgrounds as he details a huge shift in the nation's economy in this documentary.
The Thin Blue Line (1988): Using archival footage, re-enactments, and interviews, Errol Morris makes a case for the innocence of a man convicted for murder.
Vernon, Florida (1981): Errol Morris chronicles the quirky residents of a small town including a worm farmer and a wild turkey hunter.
November 22:
Barbra: The Music...The Mem'ries...The Magic! (2017): Longish title disguises this documentary focusing on Streisand's music and behind the scenes footage.
The Boss Baby (2017): Much to an older brother's surprise, the new baby turns out to be quite the businessman which comes in handy to thwart a doggone plot; with voice of Alec Baldwin.
Cherry Pop (2017): On a memorable night in a drag bar, the headliner refuses to perform while a newcomer debuts and backstabbing queens throws out harsh quips; with Allusia Alusia.
Dharm (2007): A Hindu priest and his wife adopt a baby, but question their faith when the child's Muslim re-appears four years later.
Rann (2010): Socially conscious drama focuses on the interplay between news media and politics in modern day India; with Amitabh Bachchan.
Teen Thay Bhai (2010): To claim their late grandfather's inheritance, three squabbling brothers must live with each other for three years; with Om Puri.
Tracers (2014): Bike messenger gets drawn into a sexy woman and the world of parkour to escape and/or outsmart organized criminals; with Taylor Lautner.
November 23:
Deep (2017): A young octopus and his ocean dwelling buddies search for help after he accidentally traps his family in their underwater home; with voice of Justin Felbinger.
November 24:
Bushwick (2017): A grad student and an ex-Marine have to team up for survival when their neighborhood is invaded by a mysterious militia; with Dave Bautista and Brittany Snow.
Cuba and the Cameraman (2017): Three different Cuban families have their fortunes rise and fall through four decades of Cuba's history in this documentary.
The Girl from the Song (2016): Aspiring musician follows a carefree college student to Burning Man to declare his love for her and find himself; with Lewis Rainer.
November 25:
Bill Burr: Why Do I Do This (2008): The sharp witted comedian tackles relationships, Hollywood, race relations, and political correctness in his stand up special.Peru: Tesoro Escondido (2017): This documentary explores the cultural traditions and natural riches of the South American country of Peru; might work as a companion to Paddington.
November 27:
Poster Boys (2017): Three men who end up on a vasectomy poster try to prove to their upset loved ones that they're innocent victims; with Sunny Deol.
November 28:
The Queen of Spain (2016): A 1950s Hollywood star returns to Spain to film a movie; meanwhile, her old flame is arrested by fascists; with Penelope Cruz.
November 30:
The Details (2012): A pest problem discovered in a suburban backyard leads to a darkly comic and wild chain of events; with Tobey Maguire and Elizabeth Banks.
Winning (2017): Former professional athletes such as Martina Navratilova and Jack Nicklaus express their dreams, challenges and triumphs as their best career moments are played in this documentary.
TV:
November 1:
Bob the Builder: White Christmas (2008): Bob and his friends come to the rescue of Farmer Pickles when snow strands him on his farm on Christmas Eve.Criminal Mastermind Season 1 (2015): Distraught mother goes on a personal mission to prove a renowned psychiatrist murdered her daughter; with Lorena Rojas.
The Family Court Season 1 (2010): Five lawyers from different firms form a bond that's threatened by court cases and romantic feelings; with Tay Ping Hui.
The Golden Path Season 1 (2007): Single mother of five spends decades building a business empire only to see her family split in animosity and betrayal. Ingrates; with Li Nanxing.
Greenleaf Season 2 (2017): James deals with an old sin while Grace lets her anger consume her and Jacob sees the dark side of Basie; with Merle Dandridge.
I'll Have What Phil's Having Season 1 (2015): Back! Phil Rosenthal, creator of Everybody Loves Raymond, travels across the globe to unleash his inner foodie in this culinary docuseries.
The Little Nyonya Season 1 (2008): Orphaned Chinese woman living in Singapore refuses to settle for a lowly station in life leading her family on quite the journey; with Jeanette Aw.
The Mind of a Chef Season 5 (2016): More celeb chefs reveal the secrets behind some of their favorite dishes showing the food as well as their stories that inspired them.
My Life My Story Season 1 (2017): Host RJ Anmol gets Indian celebs to reveal their successes and failures that made them who they are.
Stranger Season 1 (2017): A prosecutor without empathy and a gutsy female detective team up to tackle a murder case that involves political corruption; with Doona Bae.
Thomas and Friends: The Christmas Engines (2014): As Christmas approaches, Thomas clears the train tracks while Percy shows Reg holiday fun.
Thomas and Friends: Holiday Express (2009): Christmas trees, snowman, surprise parties, and surprises are on schedule for this special.
Thomas and Friends: Merry Winter Wish (2010): Thomas takes part in this merry special by building snowmen, decorating, and making a very special delivery.
Thomas and Friends: Ultimate Christmas (2007): Holiday themed collection of episodes deals with an avalanche complicating work, a Jack Frost sighting and more.
Thomas and Friends: A Very Thomas Christmas (2012): Friendship, teamwork, and fun are the order of the day in this special.
Together Season 1 (2009): Group of dedicated and diverse friends deal with 30 years of happiness and heartache in a newly independent Singapore; with Jeanette Aw.
The Truth Season 1 (2008): Devious businessman desires his partner's treasure map while a related murder case leads to rigorous debate about family; with Tay Ping Hui.
Under Arrest Season 7 (2016): In the seventh season of Canadian's answer to Cops, various officers deal with various challenges as well as the occasional gratitude.
Zak Storm Season 1 (2016): A teen surfer ends up mysteriously transported to the Bermuda Triangle where he captains a ship full of misfits; with voice of Michael Johnston.
November 2:
Call My Agent! Season 2 (2017): The agents deal with a wealthy, inexperienced new partner as well as various client crises; with Camille Cottin.
November 3:
1945: The Savage Peace (2015): This unflinching documentary explores the scale and savagery of reprisals against ethnic Germans in Eastern Europe following the end of World War 2.
9/11: Truth, Lies, and Conspiracies (2016): This documentary examines theories surrounding the attack as well as the allegation that information is being withheld by the government.
Akulah Balqis Season 1 (2015): The fate of a little girl who enters an orphanage following her parents' arrest changes when she escapes and meets a model; with Puteri Balqis.
Alias Grace Season 1 (2017): A psychiatrist in 19th century Canada must decide whether a murderess should be pardoned due to insanity; with Sarah Gadan and Anna Paquin.
Amazing Hotels: Life Beyond the Lobby Season 1 (2017): This series examines the efforts of the world's most luxury hotels to create exemplary customer service for its guests.
The Big Family Cooking Showdown Season 1 (2017): Unscripted British culinary series pits family and their cooking abilities against each other to determine a champion.
Chef vs Science: The Ultimate Kitchen Challenge (2016): It's an acclaimed scientist versus a renowned scientist as they go head to head to determine who can create the tastier meal.
Chelsea (2017): Gwen We Meet Again is the title of this week's episode as Chelsea chats Christmas music, voter suppression, and the court system; with Gwen Stefani and Jason Kander.
Da Vinci: The Lost Treasure (2011): Fiona Bruce hosts this exclusive reveal into a newly discovered painting by Leonardo Da Vinci.
The Dark Charisma of Adolf Hitler: Leading Millions Into the Abyss Season 1 (2012): This series examines the powerful, dark charisma of Hitler which led millions of Germans to support his dangerous philosophies and actions.
Edward VIII: The Nazi King (2009): Documentary uses declassified FBI information to determine how much in league with the Nazis that Edward VIII was.
How Gay is Pakistan? (2015): Documentary examines the challenges faced by LGBT people in Pakistan where laws prohibit homosexuality are on the books.
In Louboutin's Shoes (2015): The world of famed shoe designer Christian Louboutin is examined in this documentary short as well as his first attempts to break into the Asian footwear market.
KKK: The Fight for White Supremacy (2015): Members of the Ku Klux Klan speak out about their ideology and how they believe that whites must prepare for a race war.
The Magic of Mushrooms (2014): Documentary short explores the critical role that mushrooms play in the world; hosted by Richard Fortey.
The Mekong River with Sue Perkins Season 1 (2014): Comedian/writer Perkins travels along the Mekong river to explore a region and people on the verge of serious change in this PBS series.
Rise of the Supergamer (2016): YouTube star Dan Howell showcases the exploding world of Esports as well as the professional gamers who participate.
Round Planet Season 1 (2016): Matt Lucas hosts as natural history doyen Armstrong Wedgewood to reveal the unique story of our planet.
Secrets of the SAS: In Their Own Words Season 1 (2016): Former SAS soldiers reveal the truth about life in one of the world's most secretive and feared military units.
The Sex Changes That Made History (2015): This documentary short examines two patients and a doctor as they became pioneers in the gender reassignment surgery in the 1940s.
Surviving the Holocaust: Freddie Knoller's War (2015): A Holocaust survivor recollects his escape from Vienna, fighting with the French resistance, and surviving Auschwitz.
This World: Frat Boys (2016): This documentary short examines the world of fraternities as several students from Central Florida pledge to join.
November 4:
Food, Booze & Tattoos Season 1 (2015): Writer Brett Rodgers is your host as he takes viewers on a journey to South Africa to find sumptuous artisanal foods and beers and edgy tattoo parlors.
November 6:
People Just Don't Do Nothing Season 4 (2017): Season four finds the workers at Kurupt FM dealing with a new rival station and various personal issues; with Allan Mustafa.
November 7:
Fate/Apocrypha Part 1 (2017): A war between a clan of magi and a mage's association over the Greater Grail threatens the land of Romania in this anime series; with Natsuki Hanae.
The Great British Baking Show Season 4 (2013): A new group of contestants must pit their dessert skills against each other for the pleasure of the judges; with Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood.
P. King Duckling Season 1 (2016): A daring, hapless duck team up with two good friends to solve problems.
Project Mc2 Part 6 (2017): A new case brings the scientific detective team close to a prominent entrepreneur with ties to one girl's father; with Mika Abdalla.
November 10:
Blazing Transfer Students Season 1 (2017): A gang of zany transfer students are recruited for a mysterious mission by their shadowy principal; with Daiki Shigeoka.
Chelsea (2017): Making a Big Bang is the title as Chelsea talks about precocious kids and workplace sensitivity training; with Jim Parsons, Will Ferrell, and Mark Wahlberg.
Dinotrux Supercharged Season 1 (2017): Amped up with powers that increase their strength, speed, and agility, the Dinotrux face new challenges and befriend new allies; with voice of Andrew Francis.
Dwelling Narrowness Season 1 (2009): Two sisters who live in the city struggle to deal with high house prices, careers, relationships, and heartbreak; with Hai Qing.
Glitter Force Doki Doki Season 2 (2017): The Glitter Force warriors find a new ally in their battle against evil King Mercenare: Glitter Ace.
Lady Dynamite Season 2 (2017): Maria deals with the new concept of couplehood while dealing with issues with trust, cohabitation, and parental showdowns; with Maria Bamford.
November 11:
Bernard Season 1 (2004): Kid's series focusing on a dog's comical adventures comes in three minute segments.
November 15:
Chuck Chicken Season 1 (2010): Security expert Chuck Adoodledoo and his friends protect his fellow bird citizens with some kung fu on the island of Rocky Perch.
Lockup: State Prisons Collection 1 (2012): Series of episodes deal with new prisoners as they interact with other inmates, attend hearings and learn the rules of their new residence.
Method Season 1 (2015): Ambitious graduate of law enforcement school comes to realize that her idol does things differently than she imagined when he becomes her mentor; with Konstantin Khabenskiy.
November 17:
Chelsea (2017): Last new episode until December as Singing, Storms, and Stoned Spelling is the title as Chelsea discusses stage fright, Puerto Rico, and hosts a spelling bee; with Lea Michelle.Longmire Season 6 (2017): Walt faces legal issues while he and his friends fight to keep the peace; with Robert Taylor.
Luna Petunia Season 3 (2017): Luna and her friends deal with puzzling mazes, lost treasures, and various Amazia wonders in this third season.
Marvel's The Punisher Season 1 (2017): Jon Bernthal stars in this saga of a Marine dealing with a government conspiracy as he attempts to eliminate the criminals responsible for wiping out his family.
Shot in the Dark Season 1 (2017): In this documentary series, three rival freelance stringers searches the streets at night to come up with usable footage to sell to news outlets. Like a real life Nightcrawler.
Spirit: Riding Free Season 3 (2017): Lucky and his friends get on exciting new adventures in the wild frontier in this third season.
Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters Season 1 (2017): Jack Armstrong and his best friends gain superpowers that allow them to stretch beyond the limits; with voice of Steven Yeun.
November 21:
Beat Bugs: All Together Now (2017): After winning a local talent show, the Beat Bugs travel to a faraway park to participate in a televised singing contest.
November 22:
Argon Season 1 (2017): Series explores a team of passionate investigative TV reporters who break through misleading news to reveal the truth; with Woo-hee Chun.
Godless Miniseries (2017): Ruthless outlaw terrorizes the West in search of a former gang member who's found a new life in a town populated by women; with Jeff Daniels and Jack O'Connell.
November 23:
Bright: The Music Videos (2017): In preview of the upcoming Will Smith exclusive film, hit songs by Machine Gun Kelly, Bastille, Logic and others are shown/played.
She's Gotta Have It Season 1 (2017): Nola tries to stay true to herself and her dreams while juggling three lovers in this Spike Lee series based on his film; with DeWanda Wise.
November 24:
Frontier Season 2 (2017): Declan continues his vendetta against the Hudson's Bay Company as the fur trade gets even more vicious and treacherous; with Jason Momoa.
The Many Faces of Ito Season 1 (2017): A jaded romcom writer uses four love-sick women for material while supposedly giving advice; with Fumino Kimura.
Trailer Park Boys: Out of the Park: USA Season 1 (2017): Bubbles, Julian, and Ricky have outrageous adventures south of the border in America; with John Paul Tremblay.
November 27:
Broadchurch Season 3 (2017): The team works on a brazen sexual assault on a middle aged woman outside of a birthday party; with David Tennant and Jodie Whitaker.
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Season 7B (2017): More learning about friendship and fun with ponies in the magical land of Equestria; with voice of Ashleigh Ball.
November 28:
Glitch Season 2 (2017): Elishia and her work has their truth revealed as a new threat emerges and the Risen learn their original fates; with Genevieve O'Reilly
Good Morning Call Season 2 (2017): Hisashi finds college life easy as he becomes popular while insecure Nao seeks solace from another handsome man; with Haruka Fukuhara
Coming In November:
Coming in November (maybe?):Darkness Rising (2017) (To obtain closure, a survivor of a brutal family massacre returns to her childhood home on the eve of its destruction; with Tara Holt) (MOVED; 11/27)
The Prison Playbook Season 1 (2017) (NEW; 10/26) (Everyday people live their lives inside prison walls) (MOVED; 11/27)
Religion of Sports Season 1 (2017) (Docuseries focuses on how sports can transcend culture and society to give an experience almost like a religion) (MOVED; 11/25)
The Sinner Season 1 (2017) (Miniseries delves into why a mother committed a shocking act of violence; with Jessica Biel and Bill Pullman)
Six Days (2017) (British agents plan a swift counteroffensive to free hostages from gunmen; with Jamie Bell and Abbie Cornish)
December 1:
8 Mile
Ace Ventura Parts 1-2
All Hail King Julian Season 5
August Rush
Chef and My Fridge: 2017
Dark Season 1
Diana: In Her Own Words
Dreamcatcher
DreamWorks Home: For the Holidays
Easy Season 2
Exporting Raymond
The Farthest---Voyager in Space
Forbidden Games: The Justin Fashanu Story
Full Metal Jacket
Hitch
The Little Rascals
My Happy Family
Nacho Libre
Sahara
A StoryBots Christmas
TURN: Washington's Spies Season 4
Tyson
V for Vendetta
Voyeur (documentary about hotel owner that spied on guests)
The Wackness
While You Were Sleeping
The Young Victoria
The End
Coming in 2018:
ReplyDeleteHouse of Cards, Season 6
11/17:
ReplyDeleteThe Punisher, Season 1
12/15:
ReplyDeleteThe Ranch, Part 4
Probably in 2018:
ReplyDeleteKate (female action thriller)
11/1:
ReplyDeleteChappie (2015)
Also, Guerra de Idolos (shown as coming on 11/29) is already streaming on Netflix US
11/1:
ReplyDeleteGreenleaf, Season 2
Coming in 2018:
ReplyDeleteBig Mouth, Season 2
The Dinner (coming 11/6) is the third movie adaptation of the Dutch novel with the same name. This is an American adaption. A Spanish adaptation with the same name is also streaming on Netflix.
ReplyDelete11/3:
ReplyDelete6 Days (according to Netflix media site)
11/7:
ReplyDeleteThe Sinner, Season 1
11/27:
The Prison Playbook, Season 1
Coming in 2018:
ReplyDeleteAmerican Vandal, Season 2
Notwithstanding an on-line video promo from Netflix showing Greenleaf, Season 2, as streaming on Netflix US on 11/1, Netflix’s own media site is listing Greenleaf, Season 2, as a Global Original streaming on 11/1 excluding the US and Canada. It is also showing the TV show The Sinner as a Netflix original streaming on 11/7 even though the show has already appeared on the USA network; and it is showing the film 6 Days as a Netflix original coming on 11/27 even though it can be rented now on Amazon Video. Strange...
ReplyDeleteShouldn't have doubted Greenleaf; we apparently had Season 1 available all this time. Suspect we may get 6 Days yet, although I'm surprised/disappointed they hadn't announced it. As for The Sinner, your guess is as good as mine. Perhaps December?
DeleteI guess there is a distinction on Netflix’s media site between a Netflix original and a Netflix global original. 6 Days and The Sinner are streaming in some Netflix territories but not in the US. Will they be coming? Who knows? Personally, I am not holding my breath.
DeleteAnd 6 Days can also can be rented on DVD currently.
ReplyDelete12/15:
ReplyDeleteTrollhunters, Season 2
Not Coming in 2018:
ReplyDeleteGore, starring Kevin Spacey. Netflix has withdrawn from from the production.
Maybe Not Coming in 2018:
House of Cards, Season 6. Netflix will not participate unless Kevin Spacey withdraws from the show.
Maybe Not Coming to Netflix in the Future:
The Weinstein Company films. Like Relativity Pictures in the past, The Weinstein Company is near bankruptcy, according to news reports. Films scheduled for release this fall are being postponed.. Except a lot of these films to go to other distributors, effectively killing the deal for Netflix to have first rights to stream Weinstein films after theatrical releases. So the two big suppliers of new new movies to Netflix—Disney and Weinstein—are gone after 2018. (In Weinstein’s case, it may be gone after 2017). This puts intense pressure on Netflix to succeed with its original film slate in the future, something I find problematic at best.
Probably in 2018:
ReplyDeleteTau (sci-fi thriller with Gary Oldman)
Let's tackle these one by one.
ReplyDeleteGore is done. Shame because it will join that Bill Cosby special on the scrapheap, but at the same time it's quite understandable.
As for Season 6 of House of Cards, I'd argue it's about 70-30 that we'll get it. Decider wrote a recent article about it and if they *ahem* play their cards Wright, they won't need to do it with Spacey at all (see end of Season 5 to see what I mean).
As for Weinstein, it does sound a lot like Relativity on the surface. The good news relatively speaking is that we have several releases that have already been released (Wind River, Leap, Tulip Fever, Amityville: The Awakening) as well as others we haven't got through yet (Hands of Stone, Regression: which the latter is currently on Prime).
Netflix may have to become more aggressive in acquiring content. I don't think they'll be able to "original" the problem. If they think they can, then I think they'll get an unpleasant surprise as subscribers will start to stream away.
I thought that the fifth season of House of Cards ended on the perfect note. I’m not sure why there is a Season 6. A case of milking the cow too long. Interesting also that The Ranch is continuing despite rape allegations against Danny Masterson.
DeleteI don’t know where Netflix gets 80 “original” movies for next year although your list for possibles for next year plus whatever doesn’t show up this year is over 60. My guess is a lot of foreign films to sate the appetite of Netflix’s international audience although how they work for US audiences is problematic at best. I’m not a Bollywood fan but I am seeing a lot of Indian films added each month (probably more than on Netflix India). The problem with non-original film content is that Amazon Prime has a virtual lock on the good indie studios, some of whom they poached from Netflix, followed by Hulu. Netflix content is coming mainly from studios that have traditionally sold straight to DVD and VOD, with a few exceptions (IFC, Dreamworks, Weinstein and the soon-to-be lamented Disney deal). I have to laugh when Reed Hastings says that Disney deal was no biggie because it applied only to the US and Canada. Reed, where are your profits coming from?
Coming 2/21/18:
ReplyDeleteOn Body and Soul (Hungarian entry for Best Foreign Picture to Oscars
Reaction to possible Disney-Fox tie-up? Some refer to this as the Netflix killer although with Disney and Fox owning 30% each of Hulu, it seems to me that this might kill Hulu first. If Disney moves all ABC and Fox (including FX) content to a Disney streaming platform, where does that leave Hulu (which will now be 60% owned by Disney, 30% owned by Comcast (NBC) and 10% owned by Time Warner? Also, I believe that Fox has a contract with HBO (owned by Time Warner) that runs to 2020 or beyond for first non-theatrical rights to Fox films. Does Disney buy that contract out? Do we then see a ripple effect where every other major film studio starts up its own streaming service, depriving HBO and STARZ of its movie content and essentially placing them on the same level as Netflix and Amazon Prime. While I am sure that HBO will survive, STARZ and Lionsgate (which share some common ownership) would probably have to combine to survive. Interesting times...
ReplyDeleteDespite InstantWatcher’s claim to the contrary, The Journey is the Destination is not streaming (yet) on Netflix. Neither is 6 Days or The Sinner, at least on Netflix US despite the Netflix pr claim that each is a Netflix “original”. Maybe in Thailand?
ReplyDeleteAlso, this is the first Tuesday I can remember this year where Netflix is not streaming a stand-up comedy special. Apart from Alias Grace, an inauspicious start to November.
No sign of The Sinner or 6 Days. But Journey is the Destination did make the cut as of yesterday.
Delete1/19/18:
ReplyDeleteThe Open House (thriller)
Probably in 2018:
Wanderlust, Season 1 (drama with Toni Colette; BBC/Netflix co-production)
Coming in 2019 (not 2018):
ReplyDeleteTop Boy, Season 3
12/15/17:
ReplyDeleteUltimate Beastmaster, Season 2
Coming in 2018:
ReplyDeleteForgotten (Korean thriller)
Two spinoffs of Trollhunters coming to Netflix:
ReplyDeleteIn 2018–3 Below, Season 1
In 2019–Wizards, Season 1
First of all, this would practically require everything to click and in a lot of cases with companies this big, that is easier said than done. Perhaps Disney takes over Hulu? May be more effective to use an existing product than build a whole new contraption. But we'll see whether this goes through or not. If it makes the next stage, I suspect government interference will be less now than if it happened several years ago.
ReplyDeleteAs for Starz, I think they're already in trouble. New films are sparse and the original content hasn't quite caught up yet, although they've made more effective content than Hulu or Prime. I suspect we might get a merger of cable stations where Starz ends up with Showtime or HBO. Perhaps even Netflix? We shall see.
Probably in 2018:
ReplyDeleteFlinch [working title], Season 1 (reality show featuring pain)
Probably in 2017/early 2018:
ReplyDeleteCreep 2 (sequel to Creep, with Mark Duplass; though produced by Netflix, is currently on SVOD pay outlets like Amazon Video and Google Play)
According to Decider, Creep 2 should be out on December 23.
DeleteProbably in 2018:
ReplyDeleteTrump: An American Dream (4-part documentary originally airing on U.K. channel 4
NOT Coming to Netflix:
Second Louis CK stand-up comedy cancelled by Netflix because of alleged sexual misconduct by Louis (instead we get Trump doc?)
12/12:
ReplyDeleteJudd Apatow: The Return (stand-up comedy special)
City of Gosts, shown as an IFC film coming sometime down the line in the future, is actually an Amazon Studios Film, currently streaming on Amazon Prime. Unlikely to come to Netflix. Also, all new IFC documentaries will be streaming on Hulu, not Netflix, under an exclusive agreement between Hulu and IFC.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the typo. That movie is City of Ghosts.
DeleteComing in late 2018/2019:
ReplyDeleteBaby, Season 1 (Italian teen prostitution drama)
Citizen Jane, an IFC documentary shown on your list of IFC films probably coming in 2018, is currently streaming on Hulu under its exclusive deal to stream IFC docs. When you have a chance, you might want to check to see what other IFC docs you have listed under forthcoming IFC films.
ReplyDeleteComing in 2018:
ReplyDeletePsychokinesis (Korean zombie thriller from director of Train to Busan)
Probably in 2019:
Steel Rain (Korean; coup in North Korea forces its leader and his elite guard to come South; nuclear conflict threatens)
Chase (Korean; two characters pursue the suspect of a long-unsolved case)
You project the series Religion of Sports coming to Netflix in late November. However, AT&T/DirectTV, which commissioned the show initially, is showing new episodes through December 20 so I don’t think it is headed to Netflix US anytime soon.
ReplyDeleteSaw an interview with Michael Strahan, one of the hosts/producers of that series. Religion of Sports is on Season 2 right now. Season 1 aired in 2016.
DeleteProbably in 2019:
ReplyDeleteUntitled Indian series based on novel “Bard of Blood”, Season 1 ( multi-lingual spy series)
12/5:
ReplyDeleteMarvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2
12/29:
Bill Nye Saves the World, Season 2