There are hundreds of TV and movies to watch instantly on the Foxtel Now streaming service. To make things that little bit easier we have selected some of the best film titles available on the platform now, giving you an easy, digestible selection of content to choose from.
Best Movies on Foxtel Now to Watch and Stream this December 2021
Foxtel Now is home to hundreds of movies, including the latest blockbusters and independent releases with new titles added to the Foxtel Now library every week! The best part is you can kick it all off with a 10-day free trial, which gives you instant access to the best shows, movies – including the titles listed below.
The Best of Foxtel Now
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Free Guy
Free Guy follows Guy (who else?), a bank teller who discovers that he’s a background player in an open-world video game. Instead of staying in the background, literally, he decides to be the hero of his own story where he’s free to rewrite his fate.
8-Bit Christmas
Christmas in the 1980s is so much better when you get the very cool Nintendo before everyone else. This is exactly what 10-year-old Jake Doyle intends to do during the holiday season, but how?
Chaos Walking
Chaos Walking follows Todd, who lives in a dystopian world without women. In this new world, all living creatures are able to listen to each other’s thoughts in streams of images, words, and sounds called “Noise”. His life is turned upside down as she vows to protect, Viola, a mysterious woman who crash-lands on the planet.
The Courier
This gripping spy thriller tells the true story of the British businessman, Greville Wynne, who got unwittingly recruited and helped MI6 penetrate the Soviet nuclear programme during the Cold War.
Synchronic
Synchronic follows two paramedics who uncover a connection between bizarre deaths and a designer drug. As they delve into this mystery, their personal and professional lives are turned upside down.
The Little Things
This neo-noir crime thriller follows detectives Joe “Deke” Deacon and Jim Baxter and their investigation of a string of murders in Los Angeles during the 1990s. Their search for the truth leads them to Albert Sparma, who they believe is the culprit. As the cases progresses, Deke’s troubling past is uncovered.
Fatale
A successful sports agent’s life is turned upside down after a one-night stand with someone who turns out to be a police detective. As she tries to entangle him in her case, his involvement gets only deeper with seemingly no way out.
Wonder Woman 1984
A sequel to 2017’s Wonder Woman, Wonder Woman 1984 follows Diana Prince in her quest to stop entrepreneur Maxwell Lord and Barbara Minerva from misusing their newly acquired powers, which only threatens the entire human race. Because of the mysterious but powerful Dreamstone, Diana also inadvertently resurrects her past love, Steve Trevor, in another man’s body.
The Dry
In this engrossing mystery drama, Eric Bana plays Aaron Falk. Going back to his drought-stricken hometown after 20 years to attend the funeral of his childhood friend, the unsolved case of a teenage girl who died is reopened.
The Witches
Based on Roald Dahl’s novel of the same name, The Witches follows an orphan and his grandmother as they deal with a group of hateful witches who are scheming to eliminate all children of the world.
Honest Thief
Honest Thief follows Tom Dolan, a former bank robber who decides to turn himself to the FBI and return the money he stole in the hopes of getting his sentence reduced. Things take a drastic turn when corrupt agents set him up for murder instead.
Happiest Season
Abby and Harper are dating for nearly a year when Harper spontaneously invites Abby to spend Christmas with her family. For Abby, this couldn’t be a more perfect time to introduce herself to her girlfriend’s parents and propose to her on Christmas morning, until she finds out that Harper is yet to come out to
Tenet
Christopher Nolan’s latest mind-bending movie has John David Washington playing a CIA operative called the Protagonist. When objects that can be made and used as weapons in the future face the threat of being exploited, he learns to control time to prevent a destructive attack from the future.
Rams
Based on the 2015 Icelandic drama film by Grímur Hákonarson, Rams follows two estranged brothers who must set aside their personal issues against each other when a rare and deadly illness threatens their respective flocks
The Current War
Electricity has never been this entertaining. The Current War retells the cutthroat competition that ensued between two towering icons – Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse. Both try to stake their claim on lighting systems that will illuminate the modern world. Who will be crowned the king?
Harry Potter Movies
A boy wizard takes on a powerful, evil magician who killed his parents. This premise led to a publishing and movie empire with millions of fans worldwide. The fans can now rejoice and revel in binge watching all the Harry Potter Movies. Don’t forget to bring your wands for the screening.
The Hurricane
This is the incredible story of Rubin ‘Hurricane’ Carter, a talented boxer wrongly imprisoned for murder, and the people who helped him in the biggest fight of his life – to prove his innocence.
The Matrix
It could be argued that the release was the defining moment that truly proved that when done in the right way, comic books could be easily recreated into thrilling cinema.
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