Whether you are in the mood for a tense science-fiction thriller or a scenic romantic comedy set in Italy, current streaming catalogs offer a diverse selection of films to suit any taste. From recent theatrical releases to exclusive original content, viewers have a variety of options to enjoy from the comfort of home.
For music fans, Billie Eilish and director James Cameron have teamed up for a cinematic concert documentary on Paramount+. The film captures Eilish’s live performances while featuring intimate conversations between the two artistic icons about the creative process behind her shows.
The highly anticipated sequel to the 2006 hit brings Anne Hathaway back as Andy Sachs, navigating the world of fashion magazine Runway alongside Meryl Streep’s formidable Miranda Priestly and Stanley Tucci’s loyal Nigel Kipling. While it revisits familiar territory, the film offers a candid perspective on the modern media landscape.
In a darker comedic vein, Robert Pattinson and Zendaya star as a Boston couple whose wedding week takes a chaotic turn when a shocking revelation threatens their relationship. The film balances a satirical edge with a bold, unconventional narrative twist.
Claire Foy leads the drama based on Helen McDonald’s 2015 memoir, portraying an academic struggling with the death of her father, played by Brendan Gleeson. Her journey through grief leads her to adopt and train a feral goshawk named Mabel, forming an unlikely bond.
The Netflix thriller “The Last House” features Wagner Moura and Greta Lee as parents who find themselves mysteriously trapped in their home during a rainstorm. As their neighborhood transforms, they must adapt to a strange new reality and protect their family from unknown invaders.
For those interested in genre-bending stories, a new folk horror fantasy stars Rupert Grint and Seidi Haarla as parents raising a feral, hairy baby boy. The film explores the stresses of parenthood through a darkly comic and gory lens.
Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette star in a creative take on the “monkey’s paw” trope, where a lovelorn man uses a mysterious trinket to win the affection of his coworker. The wish results in a deeply unsettling and obsessive dynamic.
Kevin James takes on a romantic lead role in “Solo Mio” on Hulu, playing an art teacher who finds himself alone in Rome after being left at the altar. He eventually finds a new connection with a local coffee-shop owner, Nicole Grimaudo.
The animated sequel to “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” brings back Chris Pratt as Mario and Charlie Day as Luigi. Joined by new allies like Yoshi, voiced by Donald Glover, and Fox McCloud, voiced by Glen Powell, the duo must thwart the plans of Bowser Jr., played by Benny Safdie, and rescue Princess Rosalina, voiced by Brie Larson.
Finally, “You, Me & Tuscany” on Peacock follows a New York City housesitter, played by Halle Bailey, who becomes entangled in a love triangle while staying at a villa in Italy. After being caught by the owner, Lorenzo de Moor, she poses as his fiancée to impress his family, only to find herself falling for his cousin, Regé-Jean Page.
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Whether you’re feeling up for a claustrophobic sci-fi thriller or have the itch for seeing the sights of not one but two romantic comedies set in Italy, streaming services have got movies for all your various tastes.
This “Devil” runs back a lot, but “Prada 2” surprises as a rather honest look at modern media.
Robert Pattinson and Zendaya play a Boston couple whose wedding week is going pretty well until one of them drops a nuclear truth bomb that threatens to derail their entire relationship.
The dark rom-com breaks out a “Wow, they really went there” twist and asks big questions with a satirical edge and an impressively brazen streak.
Unable to leave, they have to face a new normal, with a changing neighborhood, a different way of living and strange invaders.
Things get weird once they get home, as the increasingly stressed mom struggles to connect with her savage child in a darkly comic and plenty gory fable about family and parenthood.
She shows him a whole lot of adoration, all right, to a deeply unsettling and unhinged degree.
Kevin James is known for his comedy roles but makes a strong case for being a regular romantic lead in this sweet rom-com.
Pair pasta dishes and glasses of vino with a love triangle and cool sights, and you’ve got this Italian-set rom-com.
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