Happyend

Set in near-future Tokyo, Happyend is a haunting coming‑of‑age drama that captures the emotional reality of high school students living under rising authoritarianism and the threat of a looming disaster as they search for the tenderness, humor, and music‑driven joy of youth. Critics have embraced the Japanese thriller.  English subtitles. 1h 53 minutes.

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Wicked: For Good

The much-anticipated second half of Wicked is now streaming, and it delivers the grand payoff to the iconic saga of Elphaba and Glinda — and the highest grossing Broadway adaptation ever. Under the weight of power, propaganda, and impossible choices, the friendship between the former college roommates takes a sharp turn. The story closes the

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New Years Eve with k pop demon hunters

Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest

Brace yourselves as the perennial top-rated New Year’s Eve special returns to ABC and Hulu with a record-breaking eight hour live show. From 8pm to 4am EST, Ryan Seacrest and Rita Ora anchor from Times Square and throw to four other cities – with an unprecedented lineup that includes legends and hitmakers for every generation: 

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AI and surveillance thriller

The Copenhagen Test

An antidote to the flurry of syrupy holiday movies, The Copenhagen Test is an edge-of-the-seat spy thriller about an intelligence analyst (Simu Liu) whose brain is covertly hacked with nanotech — think Elon’s Neuralink — allowing a mysterious adversary to access his senses and conversations as his handlers try to unmask the culprit. Timely and

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Song Sung Blue

Based on a true story, Song Sung Blue is a tender, intimate musical drama about a Neil Diamond tribute duo whose love, addictions, and small-town ambitions collide. Anchored by warm, emotionally honest performances from Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson, it’s a story about resilience, community, and second chances. Watch it in theaters for the communal

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Rise documentary womens sports moneyball

Rise

If you’re wondering where you should invest your money or direct your future job search, check out this Peacock series about the now billion-dollar business that is women’s pro sports. Inspiring and informative, it’s an inside look at the trailblazing athletes, executives, and leaders who have challenged expectations and norms as they’ve turned women’s professional

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Avatar: Fire and Ash

A spectacularly immersive return to the planet of Pandora, the third installment in James Cameron’s epic fantasy thriller jumps off 2022’s Avatar: The Way of Water to dive deeper into the consequences of grief, fractured families, and the deepening divides of war. Stunning in its hyper-realism, the three-hour blockbuster hits all the senses as it

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Knives Out priest mystery Josh Oconnor

Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery

The third installment in the Knives Out franchise sees over‑dressed detective Benoit Blanc in a tiny upstate New York parish where the sermons are warm, the secrets are hot, and the priest is suddenly dead. This whodunnit is so twisty and complex, it could make a saint swear. But it’ll be catnip for puzzle solvers.

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Rowan Atkinson baby comedy

Man vs Baby

The legendary Mr. Bean Rowan Atkinson stars in this fresh, laugh-out-loud, slapstick holiday comedy you can watch with anyone. He plays a school caretaker who discovers that the baby left behind in the school nativity scene is actually a real-life baby, so he takes him in for the night…only to find himself with a luxury

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Percy Jackson Olympians

Percy Jackson and the Olympians S2

An adaptation of The Sea of Monsters, Disney’s second season of Percy Jackson is more cinematic and more grown-up, a high-stakes road‑trip quest through a Greek mythology version of the Bermuda Triangle, where Percy learns that being a hero is less about prophecy and more about something deeper. Along the way, there are demon pigeons, chariot

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