Digital Multiplex: White House Down, We're the Millers, and More

The newest and best movies available for streaming and download.

by | November 5, 2013 | Comments

This week, we’ve got a couple of new releases and a handful of older movies for your viewing pleasure. The most notable choices include White House Down, The Addams Family, and The Fisher King. Read on to find out what’s available to watch right now.

White House Down

51%

Channing Tatum stars as John Cale, a United States Capital Police officer on a tour of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue with his daughter when a paramilitary group launches an attack. It’s up to Cale to thwart the terrorists and protect President James Sawyer (Jamie Foxx).

Available on: Amazon

We’re the Millers

48%

Jason Sudeikis stars as a small-time weed dealer who becomes indebted to his supplier when his stash is stolen. He contrives a plan to smuggle major weight in an RV, traveling with a ragtag group of neighbors (whose ranks include Jennifer Aniston as a stripper) pretending to be a family on vacation.

Available now on: Amazon

The Addams Family

67%

Raul Julia, Anjelica Huston, Christopher Lloyd, and Christina Ricci star in this big-screen adaptation of the humorously macabre brood from the hit TV series and Charles Addams’ New Yorker cartoons.

Available now on: Netflix

Brighton Beach Memoirs

71%

Jonathan Silverman and Blythe Danner star in this adaptation of Neil Simon’s celebrated autobiographical play about the teenage years of an aspiring writer living with his extended family in Brooklyn.

Available now on: Netflix

Bukowski: Born into This

84%

This Certified Fresh documentary takes a closer look at the life and writings of hard-living poet and novelist Charles Bukowski, and features interviews with such luminaries as Bono, Sean Penn, and Harry Dean Stanton.

Available now on: Crackle

The Fisher King

85%

Jeff Bridges and Robin Williams star in Terry Gilliam’s magical realist fantasy about a radio shock jock who befriends a homeless man on a mission to find the Holy Grail in a Manhattan apartment.

Available now on: Crackle