Streaming Seasonal Blues: What to Watch This Weekend
It's that time of year again, when holiday playlists are on repeat and festive lights adorn every home. While Christmas movies galore will soon dominate your screen, we're focusing on the latest releases across various streaming platforms this weekend.
For those craving something more substantial than cheesy holiday fare, several new TV shows have hit their respective release dates. On Netflix, Kurt Sutter's Western drama 'The Abandons' is available for viewers to dissect with its 29% Rotten Tomatoes score and mediocre Popcornmeter results. For fans of gritty storytelling, American Primeval might be more appealing - a violent and captivating show that Taylor Kitsch stars in.
Fans of period dramas will enjoy the latest Starz series 'Spartacus: House of Ashur — Season 1', a prequel to the original show which saw the demise of Spartacus. The movie follows an alternate storyline where one of its main characters didn't die, a tantalizing prospect for fans of epic fantasy.
On Netflix, George Clooney and Adam Sandler star in director Noah Baumbach's new film 'Jay Kelly', about two men reflecting on their past choices and relationships. With a 77% Rotten Tomatoes score, this character-driven drama promises an engaging viewing experience.
For families looking for a fun movie night, Disney+ will have the latest Diary of a Wimpy Kid film available to stream.
On Prime Video, Wes Anderson's new film 'The Phoenician Scheme' drops this weekend. With an array of talented actors in its cast, this promises to be another thrilling experience from the renowned director.
Christmas enthusiasts will enjoy Michael Showalter's upcoming comedy 'Oh. What. Fun.', despite mixed reviews for the movie.
Zootopia 2 and Hamnet round out our list of new releases on various streaming platforms. As fans eagerly await more exciting adventures in Derry, we must also acknowledge that IT: Welcome to Derry Season 1 will conclude on a cliffhanger.
Across multiple platforms, viewers have access to an array of popular shows such as Prime Video's 'The Mighty Nein — Season 1', Apple TV's 'Pluribus — Season 1' and HBO Max's 'Blue Lights — Season 3.'
It's that time of year again, when holiday playlists are on repeat and festive lights adorn every home. While Christmas movies galore will soon dominate your screen, we're focusing on the latest releases across various streaming platforms this weekend.
For those craving something more substantial than cheesy holiday fare, several new TV shows have hit their respective release dates. On Netflix, Kurt Sutter's Western drama 'The Abandons' is available for viewers to dissect with its 29% Rotten Tomatoes score and mediocre Popcornmeter results. For fans of gritty storytelling, American Primeval might be more appealing - a violent and captivating show that Taylor Kitsch stars in.
Fans of period dramas will enjoy the latest Starz series 'Spartacus: House of Ashur — Season 1', a prequel to the original show which saw the demise of Spartacus. The movie follows an alternate storyline where one of its main characters didn't die, a tantalizing prospect for fans of epic fantasy.
On Netflix, George Clooney and Adam Sandler star in director Noah Baumbach's new film 'Jay Kelly', about two men reflecting on their past choices and relationships. With a 77% Rotten Tomatoes score, this character-driven drama promises an engaging viewing experience.
For families looking for a fun movie night, Disney+ will have the latest Diary of a Wimpy Kid film available to stream.
On Prime Video, Wes Anderson's new film 'The Phoenician Scheme' drops this weekend. With an array of talented actors in its cast, this promises to be another thrilling experience from the renowned director.
Christmas enthusiasts will enjoy Michael Showalter's upcoming comedy 'Oh. What. Fun.', despite mixed reviews for the movie.
Zootopia 2 and Hamnet round out our list of new releases on various streaming platforms. As fans eagerly await more exciting adventures in Derry, we must also acknowledge that IT: Welcome to Derry Season 1 will conclude on a cliffhanger.
Across multiple platforms, viewers have access to an array of popular shows such as Prime Video's 'The Mighty Nein — Season 1', Apple TV's 'Pluribus — Season 1' and HBO Max's 'Blue Lights — Season 3.'
i mean the fact that its got a high rotten tomatoes score already gives me vibes that its gonna be an amazing watch. and u know what would make it even better? binge watching it over the holidays 
. Wes Anderson's new film on Prime Video sounds super intriguing too 
. Has anyone else checked out the trailer?
. I mean, can't we watch something a little more...substantial for once? 
I've been eyeing that new Western drama on Netflix, 'The Abandons' - it's got 29% Rotten Tomatoes score, which sounds kinda meh to me 
. But hey, if you're into gritty storytelling and stuff, go for it! 
On the other hand, I've heard great things about Taylor Kitsch in 'American Primeval' - maybe that's more my vibe? 
Can't wait to binge-watch some of these new releases this weekend! 
I end up watching the same shows over and over again, missing out on the holidays 
it feels like the same old thing every year and honestly can't we just skip to january already?!? 
at least there are some new shows and movies that might be worth checking out... like american primeval on amazon prime, that one looks pretty intense 
and george clooney in jay kelly, he's always a solid actor 
i'm so done with holiday music on repeat, can't we just switch to somethin else lol 
anyway, have u seen the latest movies on netflix? george clooney and adam sandler in jay kelly? 77% rotten tomatoes score is straight fire 
btw did u know that netflix has over 250 million subscribers worldwide 
which is like, crazy! 
... sometimes all we want is a good ol' fashioned binge-watching session without the holiday stress 
... and it sounds like there are some awesome shows and movies out now that'll help us escape into something more exciting 
. At the same time, I'm not really feeling Jay Kelly with George Clooney and Adam Sandler in it...I mean, I love both actors, but sometimes even they need a little more convincing