There may not be a ton of new movies arriving on VOD this week, but the ones that are premiering are some of the year’s most entertaining and star-studded. Golden Globe nominees Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere and Sentimental Value are both out now on digital,

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The latest film from South Korean director Park Chan-wook ("Decision to Leave," "The Handmaiden") is a dark comedy about an unemployed man who decides to permanently eliminate his competition. In Korean and English with English subtitles. Rated R. Begins showing Jan, 1 at The River Oaks Theatre, Houston.