What’s Coming to Netflix DVD in November & December 2021

Full List of What’s Coming to Netflix DVD in November & December 2021

Four Good Days – Glenn Close and Mila Kunis drama from Vertical Entertainment
Free Guy – 20th Century Fox Ryan Reynolds action epic set in the METAVERSE!
My Salinger Year – Sigourney Weaver and Margaret Qualley star in this drama about a college grad taking on a clerical job working for a renowned author.
Old Henry – Western thriller from director Potsy Ponciroli about a farmer taking in an injured man who is being chased.
Reminiscence – Romance sci-fi starring Hugh Jackman who plays a private investigator of the mind.
Respect – Jennifer Hudson plays the role of Aretha Franklin in this musical biopic.
Swan Song – Mahershala Ali and Naomie Harris feature in this Apple Original movie set in the near future with Cameron diagnosed with a terminal illness but presented with an experimental solution.

Candyman – Horror starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II that serves as a sequel to the 1992 horror movie.
Ema – Musical romance out of Chile. About a couple dealing with the aftermath of an adoption that didn’t go to plan.
Flag Day – Sean Penn directed drama distributed by MGM.
Prisoners of the Ghostland – Horror sci-fi movie headlined by Nicolas Cage about a notorious criminal having to break an evil curse.
The Night House – Horror from David Bruckner and starring Rebecca Hall. About a widow uncovering her husband’s secrets.
Yakuza Princess – Brazillian thriller about an heiress forging an unlikely alliance.

Little Fish – IFC Films presents this romantic sci-fi about a couple fighting to remember each others love as a mysterious virus causes memory loss.

Death in Paradise: Season 10 – BBC boxset of the most recent season. The show is no longer on Netflix’s streaming service.
Malignant – Horror about a woman paralyzed by visions of murders which then play out in real life. Directed by James Wan.
Saint Maud – Horror from A24 about a nurse who becomes obsessed with saving the soul of one of her patients.

Copshop – Gerard Butler and Frank Grillo star in this action crime thriller.
Cry Macho – Clint Eastwood western from Warner Brothers about a washed-up horse breeder taking up a new job.
Dear Evan Hansen – Musical headlined by Ben Platt which serves as a film adaptation of the broadway musical.
My Life Is Murder: Series 2 – Season 2 boxset of the AcornTV exclusive series.
One Night in Miami… – Regina King directs this fictional telling of the night when Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X, Sam Cooke, and Jim Brown met.
The Card Counter – Oscar Isaac stars in this thriller adapting Paul Schrader’s novel.
Werewolves Within – Horror comedy adapting the video game.

Dangerous – Action thriller about a man headed to an island to find out the mysterious disappearance of his brother.
Holler – Nicole Riegel writes and directs this school drama about a young woman joining a scrap metal crew to pay for a better life.
Jungle Cruise – Disney’s adaptation of the theme park ride starring Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt.
South of Heaven – Jason Sudekis headlines this crime drama about a convicted felon earning early parole and vows to give his dying daughter, the best year of her life.
The Eyes of Tammy Faye – Searchlight Pictures film starring Jessica Chastain based on Tammy Faye Bakker.
The Mitchells vs. the Machines – The Netflix Original animation feature about a family battling through a robot apocalypse.
Undine – A German-French co-production.
Venom: Let There Be Carnage – Comic book movie led by Tom Hardy seeing the return of the villain, Venom.

Blue Bayou – Justin Chon directs this intimate drama about a man raised in Louisiana working hard to make a life for his family.
Every Last One of Them – Action thriller that only scored a 3.0 on IMDb. About a man looking for his missing daughter.
No Time to Die – The latest hit James Bond movie and the last of the Daniel Craig entries.
The Many Saints of Newark – Serving as a prequel to the main HBO series, The Sopranos.