9 great movies now to watch on Netflix and Hulu: February 2020

Can you believe we are already months in the new year? It's February, and you know what that means: A new crop of movies available for streaming on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and more, to help make that really good reveal easier to deal with.

To help you see all the latest options, take a look at the most recent additions and select the top nine movies right now. New options run the gamut, from post-war dramas to romantic comedy by finding yourself in your thirties, refined and prosperous.

Need more recommendations? Read our 8 selections from last month.

Bling Ring (2013)

Directed by Sofia Coppola (Lost Translation) and starring Emma Watson as anti-Hermione, Bling ring it turns the actual use of the Bling Ring, a group of vessels that stole celebrity homes, into a fake crime scene. The audience is invited to try to understand the motivations of the Bling Ring, but Coppola never turns them into heroes, instead keeping a distance from his potentially rewarding lessons as frustrating. It doesn't matter which side of the line of morality falls on you, however, there is no denying that Coppola's film is style, mixing the appearance of originality with the same melodic sound.

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Conan the Barbarian (1982)

If you ever wanted to know what James Earl Jones would look like with baby bangs, then Conan the Barbarian it's your movie. Young Arnold Schwarzenegger is a ten-year-old bishop star, who aims to avenge the cult leader Thulsa Doom (Jones) who murdered her parents and the entire village. It's full of witchcraft and handplay (and some pretty cool costumes), Conan the Barbarian introduces exactly what you want it to get, e.g. the feeling of watching a heavy D&D sn & ​​play campaign.

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If you want the best performance of Joaquin Phoenix, skip the multiplex and take a look at The Master. Although Phoenix and his colleagues (Philip Seymour Hoffman and Amy Adams) are all movie stars, they disappear from the religious world of the 1950s at the hands of Paul Thomas Anderson. Phoenix plays a veteran of World War II who fights for world renovation, with Hoffman as the leader of a strategic plan that takes him under his wing. Surrounding the relationship between the two men, Anderson chose busy stories about success in America, finding a home and love.

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Getting Started (2010)

Sometimes a certain movie will come and claim an inaccessible claim to the song. So goes Christopher Nolan Initiation and “Non, je neeverte rien,” which uses the song as a repetitive motive. Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a thief who specializes in invading others' dreams and stealing ideas. His next task, however, is changing the formula in his head; his aim, in this case, is to plant an idea. The song becomes a cliché to help the work, which requires multiple levels of dreams, grow unmanaged. However, there are other problems, such as the strange unrealities of dreams and the ghost of Dom's dead wife.

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It will continue on the 30th (2004)

It was for someone to catch that 13 Continued 30 it's the greatest love comedy ever made, with little argument about it. The movie is a masterpiece on all fronts, from its broadcasters – Jennifer Garner winner and Mark Ruffalo – to its plot, which includes the involvement of 13-year-old Garner who aspires to be "thirty-three and prosperous" magically allowed. Part of the fun is watching Garner incorporate a young person into an adult body (with great potential), but the real appeal, from watching two people who once loved each other finally work up the courage to see it.

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Hamlet 2 (2008)

Andrew Fleming & # 39; s uninged Hamlet 2 It stars Steve Coogan as Dana, a high school drama teacher and failed to take it personally, as the movie title suggests, write in reverse Hamlet

. New plays include the time and appearance of Jesus Christ Himself (complete with the musical number "Rock Me Sexy Jesus"). As production continues, Dana faces a crisis at home and at school, budget cuts and escalation of public debate making it increasingly difficult to fight.

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Fighting My Family (2019)

Celebrate the ongoing collaboration with Stephen Merchant & # 39; s Fighting for my family. Based on the experiences of English wrestler Paige and the documentary Wrestlers: Fighting For My Family, the film stars Florence Pugh as Saraya, whose love affair at first binds her family, but causes a breakdown as she begins to moan. Yes, Pugh is amazing, and it's fun to watch him throw the ring.

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Dirty Harry (1971)

"You have to ask yourself one question: & # 39; Am I feeling lucky? & # 39; Yes, does it work?" Clint Eastwood stars in the first of what would be a movie series about a rotten "dirty" San Francisco police detective, Harry Callahan, OG antihero movie here.

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Fugitive (1993)

If you've ever wondered how this GIF of Tommy Lee Jones says, "I don't care," where does it come from, you're in luck, because Fugitive recently reached for broadcast. Dr Richard Kimble (Harrison Ford) has been forced to continue his escape after he was wrongly accused of killing his wife, and US Vice President Marshal Ger Ger (Jones) is hot on his heels. While Kimble tries to find the real killer of his wife, he finds himself in a drugstore for the deceased.

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