Each month, new films and TV shows are added to Disney+‘s Australian library. Here’s Eliza Janssen’s recommendations for the titles most worth watching. Scroll down for the full list of everything arriving on the platform.
Top picks
Disney Day (November 12)
Does your household not celebrate Disney Day, and leave some money/merch out under the chimney for Mickey to hoover up? Whatever, you’ll still appreciate the House of Mouse’s most anticipated offerings on November 12, kicking off with the addition of Jungle Cruise to the platform’s general library.
Home Sweet Home Alone looks like a lively reboot of the holidays’ most gleefully sadistic series, and a new season of The World According to Jeff Goldblum will affirm that ‘life finds a way’. For something a bit family-friendly, the prestige series Dopesick will narrativize Big Pharma’s instigation of the US opioid epidemic: parents will get hooked to the unbelievable real-life drama.
The Night House (November 17)
Still screening in some Australian cinemas, this unsettling horror film may actually be a great option to watch from the (so-called) safety of your own home. The always-empathetic Rebecca Hall stars as Beth, a widow who begins suspecting the worst of her late husband when she finds candid photos on his computer of strangers. That is, women. Who look eerily similar to her.
Things escalate with the discovery of disturbing architectural designs, and not just because of some tacky reliance on open-floor plans. If splattery stories of demons and monsters aren’t your thing, The Night House will provide sophisticated chills. Make sure your own house is definitely empty before clicking that Star tile on the Disney+ homepage.
The Beatles Get Back (November 25, 26, and 27)
Nobody ever told Peter Jackson to K.I.S.S.: in fact, the legendary Kiwi director prefers to Keep It Extravagant and Long-Winded With Heaps Of Deleted Scenes and Extended Cuts, but that’s a far less snappy acronym. A mammoth 3-part event directed by Jackson will take us back to The Beatles’ recording sessions for their swan song album Let It Be.
Beatlemaniacs will be more than happy to wallow in minutiae for an hour or six. Facing that pivotal rooftop concert and still sorting out 14 new songs, John, Paul, George, and Ringo are captured at a fascinating time in their shared career. Each Beatle was starting to stray from their once-unified sound, and it’ll be utterly absorbing to see how their final work of bluesy majesty came together (hehe).
All new titles arriving on Disney+ Australia in November
November 3
The Big Leap: Season 1
Taste the Nation: Season 1
November 5
Where the Heart Is
Home Alone: The Holiday Heist
Home Alone 4
What A Man
November 10
The Ghost and Molly McGee: Season 1
Puppy Dog Pals
Pet Seekers
November 12
Dopesick
Home Sweet Home Alone
Jungle Cruise
Olaf Presents
Ciao Alberto
All-new Short from The Simpsons
The World According to Jeff Goldblum: Season 1 premiere
The Spectacular Now
November 17
Marvel’s Hit-Monkey: Season 1 premiere
Mickey Mouse Funhouse: Season 1
Station 19: Season 5 premiere
The Night House
Underworld, Inc: Season 2
November 19
Galacticos
Oil Spill of the Century
All I See Is You
Shock and Awe
Survive and Advance
Adventure Through The Walt Disney Archives
November 24
Queens: Season 1 Premiere
Becoming Cousteau
PJ Masks: Season 5
November 25
The Beatles Get Back
Kickboxer: Retaliation
Kickboxer: Vengeance
Terminal
Woman Walks Ahead
See also
* Best new movies and TV series on Netflix
* Best new movies and TV series on Stan
* Best new movies and TV series on Prime Video
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