EntertainmentStreamingTop 3 new movies to watch on Disney Plus for February 2022From the latest Kingsman to an Oscar-winning performance from Frances McDormandWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
EntertainmentStreamingTop 3 new movies to watch on Disney Plus for February 2022From the latest Kingsman to an Oscar-winning performance from Frances McDormandWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
From the latest Kingsman to an Oscar-winning performance from Frances McDormand
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Whether it’s Star Wars, Marvel or the latest projects from Pixar,Disney Plusalways has something worth watching – and this month looks to be no exception.
As The Walt Disney Company continues to ramp up production behind its featured content to keep subscribers happy, the decision of what to watch has now become even more complicated. Not to mention the fact that more and more movies are arriving onDisney Plusonly a few weeks after debuting in theatres.
To help weed out the good from the bad, we’ve rounded up the best films for the month so you know exactly what to start streaming right away. Something to note is that while the bulk of Disney Plus content is pretty similar around the globe, there are a few differences here and there. These picks for instance are taken from Disney Plus in the UK. If you are curious what other regions are watching, make sure to check out thebest VPNson the market today. Alrighty, let’s do this.
The King’s Man
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Arguably the biggest blockbuster release on the streaming service for the month, The King’s Man is the third instalment in the Kingsman film universe and this one goes back to where it all started. Serving as a prequel to how the secret spy organisation began and set during World War I, we find Ralph Fiennes as Orlando, Duke of Oxford, in a race against time to stop a number of tyrants from killing millions of people.
Matthew Vaughn, who helmed the first two Kingsman films, is back in the director’s chair serving up another dose of action and the same chaotic fun the first two films provided. Gemma Arterton, Djimon Hounsou, Charles Dance and Matthew Goode make up the ensemble cast with Rhys Ifans clearly having the best time onscreen in the role of Rasputin. All three Kingsman films are now available onDisney Plus, giving newcomers the perfect time to binge the whole lot.
Table 19
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Look, I enjoyed it. Anna Kendrick. Delightful. Stephen Merchant. Always funny. Lisa Kudrow (aka Phoebe from Friends). Why didn’t you say so! Table 19 tells the story of a group of misfits that are found at the back of a wedding, sitting on (you guessed it) table 19.
While not popular with critics, there’s a certain sweetness to this comedy that evokes The Breakfast Club, and it also has the perfect amount of cheese that makes it perfect for any date night. At less than a 90-minute runtime, it’s one of those easy comfort-food watches that’s surprisingly better than it looks at first glance.
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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
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There are not enough good things I can say about Three Billboards. Starring Frances McDormand (Fargo, Burn After Reading) as Mildred Hayes, a vilomah who goes to war with the local police force after they fail to solve the rape and murder of her daughter, it’s an impactful crime drama that stays with you long after the credits roll.
Bonus: Cruella
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(Image credit: Disney)
I’ve been waiting for an excuse to write about Cruella. In theory, I should hate everything about this. Another unnecessary remake from Disney that looks to make a villain relatable for the umpteenth time… and yet, it’s extremely entertaining. Diving deep into the rebellious early days of Cruella de Vil, Emma Stone is wickedly charming as the titular character.
Set in 1970s London, the costume design is superb, using the backdrop of the punk rock revolution to really have fun with the fashion element, all the way from the music right through to the set pieces. Emma Thompson also gets to sink her teeth into the juicy role of The Baroness, the head of the fashion house where Cruella works. Original? No. Inventive? Very.
Looking for more films? Check out our top picks for thebest movies on Disney Plusfor January 2022 – including a new Marvel flick. Or alternatively, here are thebest new shows to watch on Disney Plusfor February 2022.
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