Digital Multiplex: This Is the End, The Croods, and More
The newest and best movies available for streaming and download.
This week in streaming video, we've got a Certified Fresh apocalypse comedy, a prehistoric family film, a timely thriller about the internet, and Steven Soderbergh's acclaimed Liberace biopic, as well as a few solid older choices. Read on to find out what's available to watch right now.
This Is the End 84%
Playing themselves, James Franco, Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill, Craig Robinson and a few other famous pals are partying together when the Rapture hits Los Angeles. Our heroes embark on a cameo-laden quest for salvation, and learn the true meaning of friendship along the way.
Disconnect 67%
Jason Bateman and Hope Davis star in a drama about a group of people who have complicated relationships with their computers and smartphones.
Behind the Candelabra 95%
Michael Douglas and Matt Damon star in Steven Soderbergh's biographic drama about the lives and loves of the flamboyant pianist.
Available now on: Vudu
The Croods 69%
After the cave they call home is destroyed, a stone-age family journeys across its pre-historic environs, encountering wild beasts and learning to love and trust each other along the way.
Cat Ballou 100%
Jane Fonda and Lee Marvin star in this musical Western spoof that earned Marvin an Oscar for his dual role as a pair of gunfighters.
Available now on: Crackle
Five Easy Pieces 86%
Jack Nicholson stars in this psychological drama about a once-promising pianist mired in alienation and uncertainty.
Available now on: Crackle
A Few Good Men 81%
Can you handle the truth? Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, and Jack Nicholson star in Rob Reiner's courtroom drama about a Navy attorney assigned to defend two Marines accused of murder.
Available now on: Crackle
Frozen River 87%
Melissa Leo stars as a financially-insecure woman who finds an illicit job transporting illegal workers into the U.S. through Native American land.
Available now on: Crackle
The Devil and Daniel Johnston 89%
Insightful and occasionally heartbreaking, this documentary profiles the cultishly adored outsider musician Daniel Johnston and his struggles with mental health.
Available now on: Crackle
