The long-awaited Disney sequel arrives just in time for an all-in-the family bonding adventure–all around the world. It delivers on the dazzling big-screen-worthy visuals and an emotionally resonant story about empathy, and it weaves the action with laugh-out-loud comedy and a clever satire for the grownups. Expect this one to be a rare global touchstone
A raw, character-driven psychological drama underscored by dark humor, the A24 Sundance hit follows a therapist (Rose Byrne) whose life unravels as she struggles with her daughter’s mysterious illness, an absent husband, and a (literally) collapsing home. A survival story that speaks to timely anxieties about parenting kids with mental health challenges, identity crises, and
One of HBO Max’s top-streamed shows worldwide finally arrived in the U.S., a French-language / English subtitled period drama and prequel to Dangerous Liaisons. With the cinematic flare of a lush French production, The Seduction follows Isabelle de Merteuil’s rise from disgrace to relative power in 18th-century Paris, blending a historical scandal with a bold
For anyone who wants to understand the Dungeons & Dragons set — or get in touch with their inner D&D player — this animated fantasy series is a dark and witty spinoff of The Legend of Vox Machina. It follows a band of misfits—criminals, tricksters, and wanderers—whose chaotic choices lead them into a larger conspiracy
An awards contender and Sundance darling, the sweeping historical drama draws parallels between the life of a day laborer in the Pacific Northwest at the start of the 20th century and the transformation of the American frontier as the railroads were built, exploring the tensions between destruction and progress, grief and resilience. Joel Edgerton, Felicity
A darkly-comedic six-episode action thriller about a retired assassin forced out of an idyllic life on a Greek island when her dangerous past life catches up to her, forcing her to team up with her estranged son to survive a Europe-spanning conspiracy. Witty, sleek, and tautly-written, fans of Killing Eve and other high-octane globetrotting shows
Adapted from the Tony‑winning Broadway musical, which was born out of a 1976 novel, celebrated writer and director Bill Condon (Chicago, Gods and Monsters) is behind this Technicolor musical fantasy. Set in 1980s Argentina, a flamboyant window dresser shares a prison cell with a hardened political prisoner, and distracts them both by recounting an extravagant
The escapist 1960s-set Palm Beach comedic drama follows Maxine Dellacorte‑Simmons (Kristin Wiig) after the fallout from the first season’s explosive finale has shifted the town’s social order. A true identity is exposed, a shooting raises questions about who lives and who dies, and Maxine must fight to survive high‑society ruin after a breakdown. John Stamos
A warm, old-fashioned mockumentary sitcom about a champion cheerleading coach who takes on an underdog team of misfits. NBC and Peacock are behind this riff on the pageantry and obsession that grips the often-dismissed sport, with Jenn Lyon in the lead with Kristin Chenoweth and Taran Killam supporting along a lively and colorful ensemble cast.
A grumpy female novelist (Rhea Seehorn) becomes the odd one out in a suddenly blissful world, and she’s forced to choose between saving humanity or letting everyone stay happily numb in this darkly comedic sci-fi series from Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan. A slow-burn with a big payoff, critics praise the sharp writing and big