New Releases
Visit the library to browse and check out new movies. Browse new DVDs and Blu-Rays or see what's coming soon. Place your selections on hold for pickup.
To borrow an item, click the "place hold" button next to the title in the library catalog (▶ see how) or the Vernon Library app. Request items for pickup at the drive-up window or on the holds shelves inside the building. Or visit and browse in person during regular business hours.
The French Dispatch
Released December 28
Antlers
Released January 4
Dune
Released January 11
Spencer
Released January 11
Last Night in Soho
Released January 18
The Dry
Released January 18
Beans
Released January 18
Hive
Released January 18
An Ideal Host
Released January 18
Golden Voices
Released January 25
Staff Favorites
Want to find your next favorite movie? Check out what the library's avid watchers recommend.
God's Own Country
Searing and gut-wrenching, this quiet romance between a young man and a seasonal farmhand is perfect. —Emily
Be Kind Rewind
A movie for movie lovers: Two video store clerks have to remake their favorite movies after erasing the store's videotapes. —Gina
Respect
Follows the humble beginnings of a young girl from Detroit singing in her father's church choir to finding her voice as a the celebrated Queen of Soul. —Alan
Bob Le Flambeur
The fingerprints of this classic French film are all over every heist movie made after it. —Keith
Stoker
From acclaimed director Park Chan-wook, this thriller follows India as her life is turned upside down after her father's death and uncle's sudden reappearance. —Emily
Personal Shopper
If you can't wait to see Kristen Stewart in Spencer then check out her acting in this psychological thriller. This one has an ending that will have you re-watching the film to see what clues you might have missed. —Gina
One Night in Miami
Cassius Clay (a.k.a. Muhammad Ali), Jim Brown, Malcolm X, and Sam Cooke are brought together one night at a motel where they discuss civil rights, empowering Black Americans and how they might move the country forward. —Alan
To the Ends of the Earth
A study in homesickness told through the story of a Japanese reporter filming a travelogue in Uzbekistan. —Emily
Bright Star
While Jane Campion's newest film is getting a lot of buzz, I prefer this one that follows the romance of John Keats and Fanny Brawne. Every scene is breathtakingly gorgeous. Available on Netflix through our Roku devices. —Gina
Loving Vincent
The artist's final letter suggests a mystery to solve in this Oscar-nominated fully painted feature -- the perfect pairing for Chicago's Immersive Van Gogh exhibit. —Alan
Browsing Bundles
If you'd rather not browse in person, let a librarian custom-curate an assortment of movies for you based on your favorite genres and formats for pickup. Request a movie bundle here.
Binge Bags
It's easy to cue up your next movie marathon with a Binge Bag. These themed bundles offer something for every viewer: Lord of the Rings, wedding rom-coms, the mysterious dealings of Agatha Christie's beloved detectives, and lots more. Available on a first-come, first-served basis (sorry; no holds). Browse what's available now or stop by the library.
The Great Courses
In the mood to learn something new? Check out The Great Courses on Kanopy. With subjects ranging from history to science and business skills to cooking, there is something to interest every life-long learner.
Bonus! The Great Courses can be viewed without impacting your monthly play credits.