Whether you are in the mood for a tense sci-fi thriller, a lighthearted romantic comedy set in Italy, or a compelling concert documentary, current streaming libraries offer a diverse selection of films. From theatrical releases now available at home to original streaming fare, here are 10 notable movies you can watch right now.
For music fans, Billie Eilish has teamed up with director James Cameron for a cinematic concert documentary on Paramount+. The film immerses viewers in her live performances while featuring intimate, enlightening conversations between two artistic icons regarding the creative process behind the spectacle.
The highly anticipated sequel to the 2006 hit, “Prada 2,” brings back Andy Sachs, played by Anne Hathaway, alongside Meryl Streep as the formidable editor Miranda Priestly and Stanley Tucci as her loyal colleague Nigel Kipling. The story follows their efforts to save the fashion magazine Runway, offering a surprisingly honest look at the modern media landscape.
In a dark romantic comedy, Robert Pattinson and Zendaya star as a Boston couple whose wedding plans are upended by a shocking truth. The film blends a satirical edge with a bold, unexpected twist that challenges the couple’s relationship and asks significant questions about modern life.
Claire Foy stars in a touching drama based on Helen McDonald’s 2015 memoir. She portrays an academic struggling with the sudden death of her father, played by Brendan Gleeson. Her journey through grief leads her to adopt and train a feral goshawk named Mabel, who becomes an unlikely source of comfort.
The sci-fi thriller “The Last House,” available on Netflix, features Wagner Moura and Greta Lee as parents of two children who find themselves mysteriously trapped in their home during a rainstorm. As their neighborhood changes and strange invaders appear, they must navigate a terrifying new reality.
For fans of horror, the folk fantasy film starring Rupert Grint and Seidi Haarla follows a couple struggling to connect with their feral, hairy newborn. It is a darkly comic and gory fable that explores the stresses of parenthood in an unconventional way.
In a unique take on the “monkey’s paw” trope, Michael Johnston plays a lovelorn man who uses a mysterious trinket to win the affection of his coworker, Nikki, played by Inde Navarrette. The wish results in an unsettling level of adoration that quickly spirals into a disturbing situation.
Kevin James takes a turn as a romantic lead in “Solo Mio,” a sweet comedy on Hulu. After being left at the altar during his destination wedding in Rome, his character decides to embrace the trip anyway, eventually finding a new chance at love with a local coffee-shop owner, played by Nicole Grimaudo.
The animated sequel to the Mario franchise brings back Chris Pratt as Mario and Charlie Day as Luigi. Joined by new allies like Yoshi, voiced by Donald Glover, and pilot Fox McCloud, played by Glen Powell, the brothers must stop Bowser Jr., voiced by Benny Safdie, and rescue Princess Rosalina, played by Brie Larson.
Finally, “You, Me & Tuscany” on Peacock offers a romantic escape featuring Halle Bailey as a New York City housesitter. After being caught staying at a villa owned by a jet-setting man, she pretends to be his fiancée to appease his family, only to find herself falling for his cousin, played by Regé-Jean Page.
If you’re an immensely successful pop star wanting to do a concert film, why not get the “Titanic” guy?
This “Devil” runs back a lot, but “Prada 2” surprises as a rather honest look at modern media.
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.
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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.
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.
Unable to leave, they have to face a new normal, with a changing neighborhood, a different way of living and strange invaders.
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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