We’re just couple of weeks and some change away from the New Year. Don’t worry, I won’t get all misty eyed on you…*sniff…it’s just been such a great year. Anyways, here is the rundown on what’s stream worthy this weekend. As always, if you have a suggestion on the perfect lazy Sunday flick, please post ‘em in the comments. Happy streaming!
Netflix New Releases:
- Peter Pan- P.J. Hogan’s adaptation of the original novel brings the boy who refuses to grow up to life in this family classic (2003)
- Bones: Season 6- Catch up on Fox’s forensic hit with last year’s season, now available for streaming (2010)
- The Dick Van Dyke Show- The classic Emmy award-winning show that defined sitcoms for generations is now on Netflix (1961)
Hulu Plus New Releases:
- Man Up!- In the latest episode of ABC’s man-tastic comedy, Will’s boss overhears him telling a story and promotes him (2011)
- Biggest Loser- The finale has arrived. Tune in to see who is crowned this season’s biggest loser (2011)
- Prime Suspect- The murder of a diamond district denizen leads to… the Irish mob? Elizabeth Rodriguez guest stars (2011)
Crackle New Releases:
- Used Cars- Unhinged lunacy reigns supreme in a raunchy over-the-top satire that may be one of the most unsung comedies of all-time (1980)
- One Too Many Mornings- A clever post-millennial Swingers and Sundance Fest fave that portends good things for its young filmmaker and cast (2010)
- The Ten- Paul Rudd headlines an ensemble of improv comedy’s finest in an absurdist, spoof-tacular take on the Ten Commandments (2007)
Amazon Instant Video New Releases:
- Super 8- In the summer of 1979, a group of friends in a small Ohio town witness a catastrophic train crash while making a super 8 movie and soon suspect that it was not an accident (2011)
- Mr. Popper’s Penguins- An uptight NYC man (Jim Carrey) is stuck taking care of six penguins who have been mistakenly left at his doorstep (2011)
- The Smurfs- When the evil wizard Gargamel chases the tiny blue Smurfs out of their village, they tumble from their magical world and into ours – in fact, smack dab in the middle of Central Park (2011)
