New Additions to Netflix (CAN)

Here are the new additions to the Netflix Canada Movies they are rated by watching and age recommendation is available as well.

I will always consider sexual and other content less problematic then when a single person dies. Violence should be the most controlled of contents as far as children are concerned.

Strongly Recommended:
The Sessions, Is a great heart-warming movie with a very powerful and effective cast telling a story about connecting with people. I would say this movie is ok as of 12 and up. There is some sexual content. (Age 12+)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Dog Days, is the continuation of the children book adaptation series. Its pretty good and should entertain any children in school. (Age 6+)
Garfield and Friends, was added and should not need any introduction. Also suitable for any age.
Hanna, is a movie about a girl trained by an assassin to carry on his personal war. I it is pretty decent.
(Age 16+)
Rabbit Hole, a very powerful drama about the losing a child and the realities that it means for the parents. (Age 12+)
Igor, an animated comedy about Igor a assistant to an evil genius and how he wants to be more it is a great movie that is very funny. (Age 6+)
Horrible Bosses, Everything that makes a boss horrible is done in this movie to the poor employees. A very funny and well casted comedy. (Age 12+)
Inkheart, while Brendan Fraser often missteps with his movies this one was very good. A great family movie about imagination and the power it possesses. (Age Any)
The Beach, Yes this is the 2000 release with Leo. It still is a great and very engaging movie.
(Age 18+)


Just added up to you:
The Eagle, not a great movie but a decent one about a legion of Romans in Great Britain holding out towards the end of the Roman Empire. Not a great movie but not horrible either. (Age 16+)
Hood winked Too!, the sequel to the first Hoodwinked which was great fails to be as strong and end up being a very weak sequel. (Age 6+)
Pros and Excons, is another Australian movie which isn't bad but the topic has been done so many times recently that it does feel tired and so does the movie. Its a movie about two Excons take down the wrong target and have to fix things. (Age 18+)
My Girlfriend's Back, a pretty decent comedy about a alluring Girlfriend returning just as the guy is tarting to enjoy the benefits of his career starting to take off. (Age 12+)
MoriTuri, another 60s WW2 movie nothing notable or special about this one. (Age 12+)
Empire of Assassins, a martial arts movie that is mediocre and doesn't stand out in anyway. (Age 16+)
Everything must Go, a Will Farrell movie about starting new after losing wife and most of his life.
(Age 16+)
Longest Day yet another 60s WW2 movie...nothing good here. (Age 18+)
Vicky Cristina Barcelona, This is a movie that some people love and some people hate. There seems to be no middle ground on this movie. It is a about to friends traveling to Spain and becoming interested in the same painter. (Age 12+)
Heavenly Creatures, a chilling True-Life Drama about an obsessive teenage friendship. (Age 18+)
The Rive Murders, Another Movie about a cops former lovers starting to die off and him coming under suspicion. (Age 18+)
Kit Kittridge, Building on the American Girl series this is another Girl Journalist movie which is...bearable. (Age 6+)
Alex Rider, Think Spy Kids just with a 14 year old boy in the lead. Nothing special here. (Age 6+)
Superhero Movie, Another Movie making a lot of fun of a single set of movies. (Age 12+)

Not worth your time:
A Nightmare in Las Crucas, this horror movie is mediocre and relies on gore like many modern horror movies it fails to provide fear of the great horror movies. (Age 18+)
Talhina Skies, a documantary covering King Leon's rise in the south. (Age 16+)
Franken Hood, Using a reanimated Ringer to win a 25000$ Prize...not a science prize. (Age 6+)
Borderland, caught by a sadistic Mexican drug lord...nothing new here. (Age 18+)
Open House, another weak horror movie showing to much not scaring anyone. (Age 18+)
The Descent 2, Gore fest not worth your time. (Age 18+)
Health Inspector Larry, horrible comedy don't waste your time watching Larry the Cable guy. \
(Age 12+)
Hostel, Gore fest nothing good here. (Age 18+)

Not yet Rated:
By the will of Ghengis Khan, is a movie about the Rise of a child to Khan.
There are no Innocent Bystanders, chronicles revivalists and their outragous behaviour who notable for great contributions to music.