A shocking docuseries and a Christian historical drama are also among the shows trending across streaming services like Amazon Prime Video, Max, Hulu and Peacock.

Apple and Amazon are increasingly embracing theatrical releases, AMC CEO Adam Aron said, but Netflix remains hesitant despite previous experiments—leaving the door open for potential industry-wide shifts in streaming and box office collaborations.

Despicable Me 4, the sixth Minions-oriented movie that continued the series’ absurdly prolific ROI with a $750 million worldwide box office grab (and still counting), is now available to stream on Netflix and VOD services like Amazon Prime Video.

If you’re in the mood to both laugh and cry this weekend, then go ahead and purchase a ticket to My Dead Friend Zoe, a new bittersweet comedy coming to theaters. Directed by Kyle Hausmann-Stokes in his feature film debut,

The 2025 Last Breath movie opens in theaters this weekend. Directed by Alex Parkinson, with a script by Mitchell LaFortune, Parkinson, and David Brooks, this action-thriller is a narrative remake/adaptation of Parkinson 2019 documentary of the same name.

Warning: You may not be able to sleep after watching The Monkey, a new Stephen King horror movie opening in theaters this weekend. Especially if you’ve ever had a toy monkey at any point in your life.

Valentine’s Day weekend was a great time for movie lovers to sit on the couch with that special someone and stream a sweet flick. Among Netflix’s best movies for February are classic rom-coms like 13 Going on 30 and Notting Hill.

Nearly three years after The Unbreakable Boy was pulled from the Lionsgate release schedule with no explanation, the movie is finally opening in theaters. I guess that boy really is unbreakable! Written and directed by Jon Gunn,

Move over Pixar, because the new animated Chinese film, Ne Zha 2, is breaking box office records for animated films left and right. This sequel to the 2019 animated film, Ne Zha, recently surpassed over $1 billion at the worldwide box office,

A new reality series and a survival thriller are also among the shows trending across streaming services like Amazon Prime Video, Paramount+ and Max.

After the success of “The Chosen,” Amazon and Netflix are converting Bible stories into films and TV shows with “Game of Thrones”-style intrigue and romantic comedy elements.