Here's what's coming to Netflix this November.
"Air Force One" (November 1)
If you're in the mood for a late-1990s act movie, there's nothing improved than Harrison Ford playing the president, who has to combat off a crazed extremist (played Gary Oldman) following his aircraft is hijacked.
Under the skilled eye of director Wolfgang Petersen ("Das Boot," "In the Line of Fire," "The Perfect Storm"), this one has loads of thrills, alongside Ford delivering the memorable line, "Get off my plane!"
"Cliffhanger" (November 1)
If that got your lifeblood racing, now observe Sylvester Stallone as a traumatized mountain-rescue ranger who must throw alert to the breeze to preserve his companion and halt the chief of a botched heist from recovering taken prosperity elevated in the Colorado Rockies.
"Weekend at Bernie's" (November 1)
This late-1980s wit traditional stars Andrew McCarthy and Jonathan Silverman as two backing bros who, following discovering their CEO (Terry Kiser) was killed, act akin he's motionless living so they don't get blamed for his death.
"Whiplash" (November 1)
Writer-director Damien Chazelle expanded his 18-minute abbreviated movie into this dreary feature-length perform leading Miles Teller as a gifted drummer at a music academy who gets pushed to the bounds by his abusive instructor, played by J.K. Simmons. The movie earned a finest image nomination at the Oscars, and Simmons' achievement would acquire him an Oscar for finest supporting actor.
"Obsession" (November 17)
One of the biggest hits of the summer is now accessible on Netflix. Curry Barker's fear movie follows Bear (Michael Johnston), who makes a desire for his companion Nikki (Inde Navarrette) to autumn in affection alongside him. Sadly for him, the desire works.
"The Mosquito Bowl" (November 25)
Director Peter Berg collaborates again alongside "Friday Night Lights" author Buzz Bissinger to modify his book, which tells the narrative of a collection of university football stars who rotate into Marines and perform a football equivalent before environment out for the Battle of Okinawa. Bill Skarsgård, Nicholas Galitzine, Ray Nicholson, and Pat McAfee star.
"The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" (November 30)
This box agency hit sequel to "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" follows Mario (Chris Pratt) and Luigi (Charlie Day) as they delve deeper into the earth of the cherished game.
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