Top 10 Movies to Stream Online with Foxtel Now in August

The Best Movies on Foxtel Now

With multiple movie channels running 24 hours a day, Foxtel has a lot of air time to fill, and as a result, their movies library for on-demand viewing is huge, with blockbusters sharing the same space as independents and classics. And this month, there’s something for just about everyone. The flicks that are available on demand can be accessed also on their Foxtel Now platform. Here we’ve dug into their catalogue to come up with ten must watch movies available now.

Once you’re subscribed to the Foxtel Now Movie pack, you can instantly watch your favourite flicks using the Foxtel Go app. All content is available in high definition and on demand so that you can watch as and when you please. Check out the best of what’s out right now below.

The Top 10 Movies On Demand with Foxtel Now

Foxtel Now is home to hundreds of movies, including the latest blockbusters and independent releases, and with new titles added to the library every month! You can login when you want and watch all your favourite movies at your own convenience. 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 – as listed here.

Last audited 28 July 2020

1. Ford v Ferrari

Starring Christian Bale and Matt Damon, and based on real life events, this movie is for real motorsports fans. It tells the story of Ford’s attempt to dethrone a Italian manufaturer Ferrari at one of motor racing’s most prestigious events, Le Mans.

• Running time: 152 minutes
• Genre: Action, Biography, Drama

2. The Kitchen

The all star cast of Melissa McCarthy, Tiffany Haddish and Elisabeth Moss play the wives of notorious New York gangsters in The Kitchen. They are faced with the task of getting their hands dirty after their other halves end up in jail. It’s a real throwback to the seventies, with some really stylish attire and more than the odd nod to Charlie’s Angels.

• Running time: 102 minutes
• Genre: Action, Crime, Drama

3. Good Boys

This is a great film for the whole family that will leave you laughing out loud. It’s based on three sixth grade boys who decide to bunk off school and go on an epic journey. What they don’t know, however, is that they are unwittingly trafficking illegal substances. And it’s this secret stash could land them in more trouble than they ever wished for.

• Running time: 90 minutes
• Genre: Adventure Comedy

4. Dolittle

Imagine if you could talk to animals. What would they say? Doctor Dolittle has that very gift, so much so that he enjoys their company more than humans. Starring Robert Downey Jr, this is a great film for the whole family.

• Running time: 101 minutes
• Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Family

5. Downton Abbey (The Movie)

At last chance for those many long-term fans who were left devastated by the end of their favourite show. This film set around six months after the TV show ended. The household is expecting a visit from the King and Queen as they make their royal tour through England’s north. But there is an ugly feud brewing over who gets control of the estate that threatens to spill over and spoil the whole occasion.

• Running time: 122 minutes
• Genre: Drama, Romance

6. Jumanji – The Next Level

The gang return to Jumanji but the environment has completely changed. This time, instead of the jungle, they cross deserts and snowy mountains on a rescue mission within the world’ most dangerous game. Watch Jumanji – The Next Level free with the Foxtel Now 10 day trial.

• Running time: 123 minutes
• Genre: Action, Comedy, Adventure

7. Bad Education

Bad Education is inspired by the real life events at Long Island high school in 2002, described at the time as the biggest school embezzlement case in Stateside history. The film tells the story of Frank Tassone (played by Aussie HughJackman), a charismatic superintendent who lives to serve New York’s Roslyn’s school district.

• Running time: 108 minutes
• Genre: Biography, Crime, Comedy
  

8. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

Only a creative mind like Quentin Tarantino could use two of Hollywoods biggest ever stars in a film about a real life serial killer, and manage to turn it into a comedy! Once Upon A Time In Hollywood might have a very controversial subject at the heart of its narrative, but let’s face it, that’s the hallmark of any great Tarantino film!

• Running time: 161 minutes
• Genre: Comedy, Drama

9. Yesterday

Yesterday is a slight celebration of all things British. Not only is it directed by Trainspotting and Slumdog Millionaire director, Danny Boyle, but its subject is also The Beatles. Jack Malik wakes up one morning to find that a strange happening has erased all memory of The Beatles and their songs from history. An avid fan, he starts to sing the songs for those who’ll listen and gains notoriety in the process as a revolutionary song writer!

• Running time: 116 minutes
• Genre: Comedy, Fantasy, Music
  

10. Ad Astra

An Astronaut accepts a msiion across a perilous solar system to dicover why his father went missing there 30 years previously. But mysterious power surges are threatening the system’s existence, and that of mankind itself.

• Running time: 123 minutes
• Genre: Adventure, Mystery, Sci-Fi
  

Last audited 28 July 2020

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