Movies And TV Shows Coming to Netflix In December 2024

Movies And TV Shows Coming to Netflix In December 2024


November 19, 2024 | Jesse Singer

Movies And TV Shows Coming to Netflix In December 2024


We Can't Hardly Wait

Sure, there's already lots of good stuff on Netflix, but that doesn't mean we can't get psyched for what's on the horizon. These are the movies and series that we are already planning on binging in December.

December 1st: Faster (2010)

Netflix opens the month with some older content, including this Dwayne Johnson, Billy Bob Thornton action thriller from 2010.

Screenshot from the movie Faster (2010)CBS, Faster (2010)

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December 1st: A Different World (Seasons 1-6)

This Cosby Show spin-off followed Lisa Bonet's Denise Huxtable to college. All six seasons and 144 episodes are dropping on Netflix on December 1st.

Screenshot from the TV series A Different World (1987-1993)Carsey-Werner Company, A Different World (1987-1993)

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December 1st: Run All Night (2015) 

If you skipped this Liam Neeson action thriller back in 2015, you get another crack at it come December 1st.

Screenshot from the movie Run All Night (2015)Warner Bros., Run All Night (2015)

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December 1st: Transformers (2007)

The first—of many—Transformers movies.

Screenshot from the film Transformers (2007)Paramount, Transformers (2007)

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December 1st: The Dark Tower (2017)

Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey take the lead in this neo-Western Sci-Fantasy based on The Dark Tower series of novels by Stephen King.

Screenshot from the movie The Dark Tower (2017)Columbia, The Dark Tower (2017)

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December 1st: Top Five (2014)

Chris Rock wrote, directed, and stars in this underappreciated 2014 film.

Screenshot from the movie Top Five (2014)Jax Media, Top Five (2014)

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December 3rd: Fortune Feimster: Crushing It (2024)

A new stand-up special from the very funny Fortune Feimster.

Screenshot from the TV show  Fortune Feimster: Crushing It (2024)Good Fortune Productions, Fortune Feimster: Crushing It (2024)

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December 4th: Churchill At War (Limited Series)

A Netflix Original documentary series about Winston Churchill and WWII.

Screenshot from the TV show  Churchill at War (2024)Imagine Documentaries, Churchill at War (2024)

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December 5th: Black Doves (Season 1)

Keira Knightley plays a mother who is deep undercover as a spy in this action thriller. Is Black Doves Netflix's answer to Apple TV+'s Slow Horses? We're looking forward to finding out.

Screenshot from the TV show  Black Doves 2024-Noisy Bear, Black Doves 2024-

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December 5th: Subservience (2024)

AI turns deadly in this Megan Fox-led sci-fi thriller. Note: Fox is the AI.

Screenshot from the TV show  Subservience (2024)Millennium Media, Subservience (2024)

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December 7th: Shiva Baby (2021)

A comedy about a bisexual Jewish woman at a shiva—along with a whole host of interesting characters.

Screenshot from the TV show Shiva Baby (2020)Dimbo Pictures, Shiva Baby (2020)

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December 10th: Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was… (2024)

A new stand-up special from Jamie Foxx. Color us intrigued.

Screenshot from the TV show Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was... (2024)Foxxhole Productions, Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was... (2024)

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December 10th: Polo (Season 1)

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle produced this sports documentary series about polo players.

Prince Harry and Meghan MarkleBruce Detorres, Flickr

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December 11th: Maria (2024)

Angelina Jolie plays Maria Callas during her final years—when the opera singer was living in Paris.

Screenshot from the movie aria (2024)Komplizen Film, Maria (2024)

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December 11th: One Hundred Years Of Solitude (Season 1)

A series based on author Gabriel García Márquez's magnum opus novel of the same name.

Screenshot from the TV series One Hundred Years of Solitude 2024-Dynamo, One Hundred Years of Solitude 2024-

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December 12th: No Good Deed (Season 1)

Three families are all trying to buy the same house in this comedy series starring a whole bunch of big names—from Ray Romano and Lisa Kudrow, to Luke Wilson, Abbi Jacobson, and Denis Leary.

Screenshot from the TV series No Good Deed 2024-Netflix, No Good Deed 2024-

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December 13th: 1992 (Limited Series)

A Spanish serial killer crime thriller set in the early 90s.

Photo of Álex de la IglesiaMaximilian Bühn, CC-BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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December 13th: Carry-On (2024)

Jason Bateman plays a "Mysterious Traveler" who blackmails TSA officer Taron Egerton, in order to get a package onto a flight.

Screenshot from the TV series Carry On (2024)Amblin Partners, Carry On (2024)

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December 17th: Aaron Rodgers: Enigma (2024)

A Netflix Original documentary about the controversial, future Hall of Fame quarterback.

Screenshot from the TV series Aaron Rodgers: Enigma 2024-NFL Films, Aaron Rodgers: Enigma 2024-

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December 19th: Virgin River (Season 6)

The sixth season hasn't even dropped yet and the series has already been renewed for a seventh season.

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December 20th: Ferry 2 (2024)

If you've watched the good Dutch-language crime drama Undercover, then this will all make sense. We think. The movie Ferry and the show Ferry: The Series were both prequels to Undercover. The upcoming Ferry 2 film is a sequel—following on the events of the third and final season of the series.

Screenshot from the movie Ferry 2 (2024)De Mensen, Ferry 2 (2024)

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December 20th: The Six Triple Eight (2024)

Kerry Washington leads a cast that includes Sam Waterston, Susan Sarandon, and Oprah Winfrey in this war drama about the Black female battalion that delivered mail during WWII. Directed by Tyler Perry.

Screenshot from the movie The Six Triple Eight (2024)Netflix, The Six Triple Eight (2024)

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December 24th: Your Friend, Nate Bargatze (2024)

Looking for something funny to watch with the family on Christmas Eve? Nate Bargatze has a new stand-up special arriving just in time.

Screenshot from the TV show Your Friend, Nate Bargatze (2024)Netflix, Your Friend, Nate Bargatze (2024)

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December 26th: Squid Game (Season 2)

Finally!!!

Screenshot from the TV show Squid Game (2021)Firstman Studio, Squid Game (2021)

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December 31st: Avicii – I’m Tim (2024)

A documentary about the Swedish DJ, who we lost back in 2018.

Screenshot from the documentary Avicii - I'm Tim (2024)Candamo Film, Avicii - I'm Tim (2024)

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December 31st: Avicii – My Last Show (2024)

After watching the documentary, why not check out this concert film?

Avicii during an interview for GlobalGrindTV.GlobalGrindTV, CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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