
Have you been eagerly awaiting Netflix's "Full House" reboot "Fuller House"? You got it, dude! The new series starts on Netflix in February. Here is what else you can look forward to for the month:

"Armageddon": An all-star cast including Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck and Billy Bob Thornton stars in this sci-fi about the battle to save Earth from an asteroid. (Netflix)

"Charlie's Angels": Lucy Liu, Cameron Diaz and Drew Barrymore kick some butt as a trio of female detectives. (Netflix)

"Cruel Intentions": Reese Witherspoon, left, and Sarah Michelle Gellar star in this adaptation of "Dangerous Liaisons" that has become a cult classic. (Netflix)

"Full Metal Jacket": A U.S. Marine must deal with the bloody hardships of battle in this iconic war movie. (Netflix)

"Hannibal Buress: Comedy Camisado": The comic offers his take on everything from hip-hop to steroid scandals and yoga pants. (Netflix)

"Mad Men" season 7 part 2: The popular AMC series gives a peek into life in the 1960s at an ad agency. (Netflix)

"Astro Boy": Charlize Theron, Freddie Highmore and Nicolas Cage provide the voices in this story of an android boy trying to find his identity. (Hulu)

"Lila & Eve": Viola Davis and Jennifer Lopez star as a pair of mothers who come together after their children are murdered on the same day. (Netflix)

"Dope": This critically acclaimed film focuses on high school senior Malcolm, who sports his own sense of style while working hard to escape his tough neighborhood. (Netflix)

"Girls": Lena Dunham explores being 20-something in Brooklyn in her hit HBO series. (Amazon Prime, HBO Now)

"The Americans": Real-life loves Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys star as a pair of KGB officers posing as an American married couple in the 1980s in this FX series. (Amazon Prime)

"Amy": The late singer Amy Winehouse's life is explored in this critically acclaimed documentary. (Amazon Prime)

"Lost in Translation": Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson star as an actor and a young woman who form an unlikely bond in Tokyo. (Amazon Prime)

"Emma": Kate Beckinsale stars as Emma Woodhouse, a well-bred young lady who spends her time arranging what she sees as suitable matches. (Acorn TV)

"Men in Black": Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones hunt down wayward aliens in the film that set off a franchise. (Amazon Prime)

"The Fury": Brian De Palma directs this supernatural film about a former CIA agent seeking to get back his kidnapped son. (Amazon Prime)

"The Karate Kid": Pat Morita and Ralph Macchio star in the original film to make "wax on, wax off" a thing. (Amazon Prime)

"The Madness of King George": Nigel Hawthorne stars as King George III and Helen Mirren as Queen Charlotte in this film about a monarch's struggle to maintain his sanity. (Hulu)

"Waking Ned Devine": Lottery winning friends are at the center of the action of this comedy. (Amazon Prime)

"Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby": A pair of friends live out their race car dreams in this Will Ferrell comedy. (Netflix, Amazon Prime)

"Batman": Michael Keaton stars as the Caped Crusader and Kim Basinger as Vicki Vale. (Amazon Prime)

"Magic Mike": Channing Tatum based this film on his real-life experience as a young stripper. (HBO Now)

"San Andreas": Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson stars as a pilot whose world literally starts crumbling around him. (HBO Now)

"One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest": One of the first films to snag five Academy Awards including best actor for Jack Nicholson, it's now a classic. (HBO Now)

"Jonas Brothers: The Concert Experience": The Jonas Brothers send fans into a frenzy in this concert film. (HBO Now)

"Kung Fu Panda": Po the Panda aspires to be a kung fu master in this animated feature. (HBO Now)

"Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations": In this movie, part psychological thriller, part sci-fi flick, a man tries to solve a mystery using time travel. (Hulu)

"From Within": A small town suffers a rash of suicides in this horror film. (Hulu)

"Hannibal": Anthony Hopkins reprises his role as serial killer Dr. Hannibal Lecter in this 2001 thriller. (Hulu)

"Slaughter": Amy Shiels stars in this horror film about a woman who learns there are some things far more terrifying than the abusive relationship she flees. (Hulu)

"Wedding Daze": Jason Biggs and Isla Fisher star in a romantic comedy about a man who spontaneously proposes to a stranger after his girlfriend dies. (Hulu)

"Braveheart": This sweeping historical drama about a Scottish warrior won several Academy Awards, including best picture, and stars the man behind the project, Mel Gibson. (Hulu)

"Staying Alive": John Travolta reprises his "Saturday Night Fever" role in this sequel. This time, disco king Tony Manero tries to break into dancing on Broadway along with Laura, played by Fiona Hughes. (Hulu)

"Blood Simple": Frances McDormand debuted in this psychological thriller, directed by her husband, Joel Coen, and his brother Ethan. (Hulu)

