Looking for what to watch this weekend? ‘Deadpool & Wolverine,' 'Twisters,' 'Thelma' and more movie night hits just landed on streaming

More like a real treat this week, because there’s actually a whole barrage of movies and television to tune into, finally. Jesse Eisenberg’s dramedy is going wide, The Rock’s Oppenheimer-inspired Imax Christmas flick is,

Eddie Redmayne stars as the titular assassin known as the Jackal in this new reimagining of the 1971 novel of the same name by Frederick Forsyth that arrived to Peacock this week. The series co-stars Lashana Lynch as a British intelligence officer named Bianca whose job is to thwart the Jackal’s attempt on the life of a tech entrepreneur.

The new series include the spinoff "Dune: Prophecy," Taylor Sheridan's "Landman" with Billy Bob Thornton and Jon Hamm, and "Day of the Jackal" with Eddie Redmayne and Lashana Lynch. Plus, fan-favorites "Cobra Kai" season 6 part 2, "Silo" season 2 and "Bad Sisters" season 2 all return.

So, what are you waiting for? Below we've got the lowdown on the best movies and shows to watch this weekend, whether you're on the lookout for titles new on Netflix in November 2024 or just want to get the most out of your Prime, Disney Plus, Max, and Apple TV subscription.

It’s set to be another huge week of new movies across the best streaming services with Netflix, Disney Plus and Hulu among the platforms with new blockbuster films for subscribers to enjoy. Plus, several fresh-from-the-theater flicks arrive on premium streaming as well.

Netflix‘s new TV and movie releases for November 18-24 2024 include Zombieverse Season 2 and Arcane Season 2 Act 3. On November 19, Zombieverse Season 2 drops on Netflix. It is a South Korean reality series following a group of celebrities who join forces to survive a zombie outbreak.

Here are five sci-fi movies you need to watch on Netflix in November, including a G.I. Joe origin story, a little-seen genre thriller, and a new slasher.

Global streaming giant Netflix makes its big awards-season splash this week, with plenty of the movies (and one of the TV shows) that are new in the next seven days being ones likely intended to garner awards.