With so many movies and TV shows to stream on a variety of Australian streaming services, including Netflix, Stan, Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, Binge, Apple TV Plus, and more, it can be difficult to remove them all. the best things to see each month.
With that in mind, we've put together this January Australia release schedule, highlighting the best movies and TV shows to watch this month.
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For now, though, here are our top five movies for January 2022, followed by our picks for the top five TV shows airing this month.
Featured Movies of January 2022
F9: The Fast Saga (Movie - available 1/1/2022 on Amazon Prime)
F9 might just be the dumbest episode of the Fast and Furious saga yet, as its iconic stunts and family history manage to reach ridiculous new heights, and not necessarily in a good way. That said, there's still plenty of fun here for those who can accept F9's goofy 'jumping the shark' moments.
The Tender Bar (Movie - available 01/07/2022 on Amazon Prime)
A coming-of-age story set in the '70s and' 80s, The Tender Bar follows a fatherless boy who keeps returning to his neighborhood bar for advice on how to be a man from his bartender, who is also his uncle. Charlie (Ben Affleck). Directed by George Clooney, The Tender Bar is a warm film with a wonderful central performance by Affleck.
Eternals (Movie - available December 1, 2022 on Disney Plus)
Given that it was released in theaters during an ongoing pandemic, it is very likely that many people have not had a chance to see Marvel's most unusual superhero epic to date, Eternals. Well, Disney Plus subscribers won't have to wait any longer to see it, as the movie is set to land (in a superhero hero pose, no doubt) on the service on January 12.
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The Tragedy of Macbeth (Movie - available 14/1/2022 on Apple TV Plus)
Writer / director Joel Coen (of the famous duo Coen Bros.) does it only with The Tragedy of Macbeth, based on the famous play by William Shakespeare. Produced by A24, the fantastic author firm behind The Green Knight and Hereditary, The Tragedy of Macbeth is expected to take a look at the darkest and creepiest sides of the story, in which Macbeth (Denzel Washington) convinced a trio of witches that he will be the next King of Scotland. It also stars Frances McDormand as Lady Macbeth.
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Gold (Movie - available 26/1/2022 on Stan)
Arguably Stan Original's most notable film to date, Gold stars Hollywood idol Zac Efron as a man who arrives in the Australian outback in search of a job only to discover a massive gold nugget buried in the middle. of the desert. Too big to dig with the tools at hand, Efron must stand back and stand guard while his partner (Anthony Hayes, who also directs the film) goes in search of digging material. Released on Australia Day, you can check out the tense trailer for Gold below.
TV Highlights of January 2022
Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts (TV Special - available 01/01/2022 on Binge)
Can you believe it's been 20 fucking years since the first Harry Potter movie, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, hit theaters? These kids are now in their thirties! Join stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint and more as they take a nostalgic look at the films that change lives in this 20th anniversary special.
Euphoria: Season 2 (TV series - available 1/10/2022 on Binge)
The first season of Euphoria turned out to be a huge success, making its second season one of the most anticipated television shows of the year. The show offers a perfect look into the life of a group of high school students as they experience the ups and downs of teen life, including identity, love, sex, drugs, and more.
Peacemaker: Season 1 (TV Series - available 13/1/2022 on Binge)
Writer and director James Gunn apparently enjoyed his time working on The Suicide Squad this year so much that he decided to write a spinoff series for John Cena Peacemaker's character. If you've seen the movie, you'll know that Peacemaker loves peace more than anything, and will happily kill hundreds of people to keep it going. Depending on Gunn's signature style, expect Peacemaker to be another violent and fun affair.
Ozark: Season 4, Part 1 (TV series - available 21/1/2022 on Netflix)
Netflix's award-winning series Ozark returns for its fourth and final season in 2022, with the first half falling in January. Picking up where season 3 ended, the Byrd family (led by Jason Bateman and Laura Linney) find themselves in a desperate situation, as their fate is in the hands of cartel boss Omar Navarro (Félix Solís), who had the option to kill. At the couple. and turn the operation over to Helen (Janet McTeer).
Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock (TV series - available 21/1/2022 on Apple TV Plus)
Those of us who remember the 1980s will be happy to hear that Fraggle Rock is back, with a whole new series of reboots on Apple TV Plus! Fans should also be delighted that The Jim Henson Company is once again in charge of this beloved property, and we can't wait to see how these characters inspire a whole new generation of kids.
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