The 15 best films coming to Netflix in November 2022

This November, Netflix brings back Moneyball, Training Day, The Bodyguard, two Addams Family movies, and a whole lot more

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The 15 best films coming to Netflix in November 2022
Clockwork from bottom left: Moneyball (Photo: Sony Pictures); Oblivion (Photo: Universal Pictures); Enola Holmes 2 (Photo: Netflix) Graphic: The A.V. Club

As subscribers are using their money on all kinds of other a la carte providers, Netflix, the streamer that started it all and once looked unbeatable, is now launching an ad-supported version of its service. Yes, Netflix is asking customers to pay for a higher tier if they want to avoid commercials, even though this seems like a really, really bad time to charge subscribers for something they were already expecting. But maybe those Netflix execs know something we don’t. In any case, the streamer marches on with new shows, specials, and exclusives, and this November it brings on some award-worthy films, family fare, and classics to get you through to December.

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Moneyball (2011) Movie Trailer - HD - Brad Pitt

Based on the outstanding book of the same name by Michael Lewis, Moneyball tells the story of Billy Beane, the general manager of the Oakland A’s baseball team, who found a way to succeed even though Major League Baseball’s set up virtually ensures small market teams will fail. The book was stat-heavy and very “inside baseball” (in the most literal way possible), but to make this a cinematic event, the producers hired Grade-A screenwriters Aaron Sorkin and Steve Zaillian to adapt, humanistic director Bennett Miller, and Brad Pitt to star as Beane. Now, none of this meant would be guaranteed to work, but it hit a grand slam (sorry, not sorry), both critically and with audiences. The film even snagged a Best Picture nomination in 2012, but was totally robbed by that year’s winner, The Artist. Yeah. In his review of the film for The A.V. Club, Scott Tobias said “Miller , though not flair, but the script makes up for any flagging energy with crackling Sorkin dialogue and performances that sing with revolutionary fervor.”

3 Comments

  • yllehs-av says:

    I think the only thing on this list that I have any interest in watching, but haven’t already seen, is Captain Phillips. It’s one of those “maybe I’ll watch someday” kind of movies, but I already know that it has a catchphrase absorbed into the culture. Should I bother?

  • bagman818-av says:

    Bit of a shame if that’s really the ‘best’. Man on a Ledge? Really?

  • phonefixnicole-av says:

    Am looking forward to

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