Netflix is set to end the year strong with a diverse selection of new releases and library additions this December. The streaming giant will offer both high-profile original movies and well-known titles from cinema history, ensuring there’s something for every viewer.
Original Films and Star Power
Several originals will headline the month’s releases. Notably, Jay Kelly, starring George Clooney and Adam Sandler, is expected to draw significant attention. The platform will also feature Wake Up Dead Man, the newest installment in Rian Johnson’s popular Knives Out series, and Goodbye June, marking Kate Winslet’s directorial debut.
Documentary Highlights
Netflix will also premiere several documentaries that tackle hard-hitting subjects. All The Empty Rooms offers a sobering look at gun violence in the United States, while Breakdown: 1975 revisits a pivotal year in film and culture. The platform will also explore the controversial career of journalist Seymour Hersh in Cover-Up.
Library Additions: From Tarantino to McConaughey
In addition to originals, Netflix will add several beloved films to its library. Starting December 1, viewers can stream Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction, Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Little Women, and Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street. These additions will provide a boost to the platform’s catalog, giving subscribers access to some of the most iconic films of the past few decades.
This mix of originals, documentaries, and established classics confirms Netflix’s strategy to balance new content with recognizable titles, appealing to both casual viewers and cinephiles alike. The December releases promise a strong finish to the streaming year, offering a wide range of entertainment options for subscribers.
