What’s new in cinemas and on Netflix, Amazon Prime from Christmas to New Year? Check list here

Whether you are into Daniel Craig playing a detective, frizzy-haired Greta Gerwig with a child on her hip, or just looking for something heart-warming to watch with your family and kids who cannot stop quoting from The Trip; there is something on this list just for you.

1. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery:

Starring one of the most famous actors known for his iconic James Bond character, Daniel Craig, Director Rian Johnson is back with his second movie after twists and turns of his 2019 hit Knives Out. With a runtime of 2h and 19 minutes, the movie is now available on Netflix.

2. A Man Called Otto

Following the greatly acclaimed novel, and a 2015 Oscar-nominated Swedish blockbuster, A Man Called Ove, Tom Hanks stars in the English-language remake, A Man Called Otto. Directed by Marc Foster who is also known for his Brad Pitt starring World War Z, expect to be moved in an old-fashioned way. With a runtime of 2h 6m, the movie will be in theaters from next year January 1.

3. Wildcat

From ridiculously cute jungle cats to the exploration of mental illness, PTSD, and toxic relationships everything can be found in the tender tale of animal and human bonding in this Amazon documentary which follows young British man Harry Turner, a former teen soldier in Afghanistan. In the documentary, Harry is trying to come to terms with his demons by joining a wildlife rescue mission. With a runtime of 1h 47m, the documentary is now available on Amazon Prime Video.

4. I Wanna Dance With Somebody

Penned by the screenwriter of Bohemian Rhapsody, this biopic of late great R&B vocalist Whitney Houston sprints through the icon’s life from teenage singer’s 80s breakout to her tragic death in 2012. With a runtime of 2h 26m, the movie is now running in theaters near you.

FAQs:

1. Where can watch Glass Onion: Knives Out mystery
   You can watch Glass Onion: A Knives Out mystery on Netflix
2. Is Wildcat a documentary or a movie?
   Wildcat, now available on Prime Video is a documentary based on the life of the protagonist