“Get ready to binge the weekend away with a fresh slate of exciting new movies and shows hitting your favorite streaming platforms. As the curtains draw on another week, the spotlight shines on a handful of standout releases that are sure to captivate audiences of all tastes. From the pulse-pounding thrills of a Hollywood A-lister’s latest project to the laugh-out-loud humor of a comedy series from a beloved actor, this weekend’s streaming lineup has something for everyone. In this article, we’ll shine a light on the 11 best new movies and shows to stream, from Nicole Kidman’s gripping new thriller to Seth Rogen’s hilarious new comedy series ‘The Studio’ – so grab your snacks, get cozy, and get ready to stream your way to a fantastic weekend!”
New Releases to Stream This Weekend
This weekend, catch up on the latest releases on various streaming platforms. From thrilling movies to binge-worthy shows, there’s something for everyone.
Must-See Movies
Get ready to experience a mix of emotions with these new movie releases:
“Holland” starring Nicole Kidman: This thrilling film is now streaming on Prime Video. Don’t miss out on the suspenseful ride.
“Queer” directed by Luca Guadagnino: This queer romance movie starring Daniel Craig is now streaming on Max. Experience the love story set in Mexico City in the 1950s.
“The Life List” starring Sofia Carson: This heartfelt movie about family, love, and self-discovery is now streaming on Netflix. Follow Alex’s journey as she completes her bucket list.
“The Conners” season 7: The final season of the hit sitcom is now streaming on Hulu. Catch up on the lives of Dan, Jackie, and Darlene as they navigate family, work, and relationships.
“Survival of the Thickest” season 2: This Netflix romantic dramedy based on comedian Michelle Buteau’s autobiographical book of essays is back for its second season. Follow Mavis as she rebuilds her life after a breakup.
“The Studio” starring Seth Rogen: This comedy series that skewers the film industry is now streaming on Apple TV+. Get ready to laugh with Seth Rogen as Matt Remick, the newly appointed head of Continental Studios.
Binge-Worthy Shows
Get cozy and binge-watch these new shows:
Catch Up on Your Favorite Shows
This week, several shows returned with new episodes or concluded their seasons. Catch up on the latest developments:
The Bachelor Finale
Grant Ellis’ journey to find love on season 29 of “The Bachelor” came to a shocking end. Catch up on the finale on Hulu before reading Business Insider’s interview with Grant and his new fiancé.
New Comedy Specials
Laugh out loud with these new comedy specials:
“Chelsea Handler: The Feeling” on Netflix: Chelsea Handler returns to Netflix with her third comedy special, where she jokes about her birth and upbringing, shares her adventures in babysitting, and calls out pickleball enthusiasts.
What’s New in Entertainment
This week, the entertainment world saw some exciting developments, from new movies and shows to Oscar snubs and Disneyland news.
Disneyland News
Disneyland officials confirmed that the “Avengers Assemble” stunt show will be coming to an end on April 5. The show, which has been an entertainment offering for guests since Avengers Campus opened in 2021, will have its last performance on that date. Currently, Disneyland officials do not have any additional information about future entertainment offerings for the land.
In addition to the end of “Avengers Assemble,” Disneyland is also undergoing a major expansion, bringing two new attractions, Avengers Infinity Defense and Stark Flight Lab, to the area. The “Warriors of Wakanda: The Disciplines of the Dora Milaje” and “Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Dance Off” continue to perform in Avengers Campus.
Oscars Snubs
The Oscars nominations were announced, and some A-list actors were noticeably absent from the list. Angelina Jolie, who was unable to secure a leading actress nod for her role playing opera singer Maria Callas in Maria, was among those snubbed. Daniel Craig, who stars in Luca Guadagnino-directed film Queer, was also missing from the list, despite receiving a nod at the Golden Globes.
Other notable snubs include Heretic star Hugh Grant, who has a best actor Bafta nod for the role, and London-born actress Marianne Jean-Baptiste, who secured an Oscars nod in 1997 for Secrets And Lies. Film Kneecap was a surprise snub after the Irish language movie about the rap trio secured 17 nods in categories at the Irish Film and Television Academy (Ifta) awards and six Bafta nominations.
Streaming Guide
This weekend, you can catch up on some exciting new movies and shows on various streaming platforms. Here’s a rundown of what’s new and worth watching.
What’s New on Netflix
Netflix’s new movie “The Life List” stars Sofia Carson as Alex, a young woman who, after the death of her mom, decides to complete a bucket list she wrote at 13 years old. The movie is a heartfelt story about family, love, and self-discovery.
In addition to “The Life List,” Netflix also released the comedy special “Chelsea Handler: The Feeling.” The special features Handler joking about her birth and upbringing, sharing her adventures in babysitting, and calling out pickleball enthusiasts.
The seventh and final season of “Survival of the Thickest” also premiered this week. The show, based on comedian Michelle Buteau’s autobiographical book of essays, follows Mavis Beaumont (Buteau) as she navigates her life after a breakup. In season two, Mavis embraces turning 39, visits Rome, continues to preach body positivity, and is faced with a major life decision.
What’s New on Hulu
This week, the finale of “The Bachelor” season 29 premiered on Hulu. The season saw Grant Ellis finally choose between his final two contestants: Juliana Pasquarosa and Litia Garr. Catch up on the finale before reading Business Insider’s interview with Grant and his new fiancé.
In addition to “The Bachelor,” Hulu also premiered the seventh and final season of “The Conners.” The show, a spin-off of “Roseanne,” follows Dan (John Goodman), Jackie (Laurie Metcalf), and Darlene (Sara Gilbert) as they navigate family, work, and relationships.
What’s New on Apple TV+
Seth Rogen’s new comedy series “The Studio” premiered on Apple TV+ this week. The series stars Rogen as Matt Remick, a cinephile who lands his dream job as the newly appointed head of the fictional film studio Continental Studios.
In addition to “The Studio,” Apple TV+ also released Luca Guadagnino’s 2024 movie “Queer,” starring Daniel Craig as William Lee, an American expat who falls in love with a much younger man named Eugene Allerton (Drew Starkey) in Mexico City in the 1950s.
Conclusion
This weekend, streaming enthusiasts are in for a treat as Morningpicker highlights the most anticipated new movies and shows that have just dropped. Our comprehensive list features a diverse range of offerings, from the chilling thriller starring Nicole Kidman to Seth Rogen’s hilarious comedy series ‘The Studio’. With so many exciting options available, viewers are spoiled for choice as they scan the latest additions to popular streaming platforms.
The significance of these new releases cannot be overstated, as they demonstrate the evolving nature of the entertainment industry. With more creators than ever before pushing boundaries and experimenting with innovative storytelling, audiences are reaping the rewards of this creative explosion. As viewers, we are witnessing a thrilling shift towards greater diversity and complexity in the content we consume, reflecting a broader cultural shift towards inclusivity and representation. This is a pivotal moment for the streaming industry, as it struggles to balance creative freedom with commercial viability.