best new family movie LEgend of Ochi

The Legend of Ochi

A rare live action family film that nods to 1980s creature fantasy movies, The Legend of Ochi tells the enchanting story of an introverted farm girl living in a time-warped village on the island of Carpathia, where she’s told to stay away from the mysterious creatures called “ochi.” When she discovers an injured baby ochi,

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South American football drama show

90 Minutes

After a big scandal, the owner of a once-legendary amateur soccer team hires a washed-up local legend to coach them back to glory in this Spanish-language series that’s a darker, more street-wise alt to Ted Lasso. As they face their big tournament, old rivalries, politics, mafia threats, and corruption threaten their chance for redemption. José

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Chicagos south side drama The Chi wins

The Chi S7

“The weight of power” is the theme threading Season 7 of Showtime’s hit drama from Lena Waithe as the focus shifts to the women from the South Side of Chicago as they take the lead in the wake of Douda’s death, creating new stakes and showdowns as they test their loyalties to each other.  Season

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Hot actor Alexander Skaarsgard

Murderbots

Alexander Skarsgård stars in Apple’s new sci-fi drama-comedy about an awkward and sarcastic cyborg who provides lethal security services for his corporate owner until he hacks his way to “free will” — which he uses to binge-watch his favorite soap operas and protect some hippie scientist humans he reluctantly becomes attached to.  It’s a fresh

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Deaf President Now!

A rousing documentary about a pivotal protest movement led by students at Gallaudet University, the world’s only Deaf university, after a hearing president was hired over several very qualified Deaf candidates. With a blend of archive footage and re-enactments, filmmakers Davis Guggenheim and Nyle DeMarco recreate the stakes and the inspiring historical significance of the

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Love Sex Robots Season 4

Love, Sex + Robots S4

The mind-twisting Emmy-winning sci-fi comedy series from David Fincher and Tim Miller returns with a new 10-episode anthology of animated shorts, each one its own standalone story. Some fresh takes to look for:  A Victorian-era battle between the devil and a posse of cats. A “Smart Appliances, Stupid Owners” take on AI.  An absurdist story

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Gay college comedy on Amazon Prime Video

Overcompensating

A raunchy college comedy set at an elite university, Overcompensating follows a closeted high school football star and an awkward freshman who get dropped into the school’s frat parties as they wrestle with imposter syndromes and identity crises and try find their place. Created by comedian Benito Skinner (aka Benny Drama) and coming from A24

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Duster

A high-adrenaline crime thriller set in the 1970s Southwest, Duster follows the FBI’s first Black woman agent and a handsome getaway drive for a crime syndicate that’s been pulling up smuggling, gun-running, and racketeering across the region. Lost heartthrob Josh Holloway and Rachel Hilson star in the blockbustery series that aims for the sweet spot

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The Wedding Banquet

The Wedding Banquet

A crowdpleasing fresh update to Ang Lee’s celebrated 1993 film, The Wedding Banquet (2025) follows a man named Min whose visa is about to expire. When his boyfriend turns down his marriage proposal, he agrees to marry his friend and housemate Angela to get his Green Card, and the two are treated to a surprise

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Featherweight

A poignant new biopic about Willie Pep, a world featherweight boxing champ who staged a big comeback at 42, Featherweight is more of a character-driven story about lost youth and lost fame than it is a sports drama. The New Yorker’s Richard Brody has hailed it as one of the best film’s of 2025 for

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