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What to watch on streaming: today's picks from Netflix, Prime Video and more
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- Team up for musical adventures with Izzy, Zuri, and Tate-a trio of heroic classroom pets-as they help save animals.
- Fugitives from the law they swore to protect, Miami cops Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett run a gauntlet of duplicitous police officers and gun-toting criminals in an attempt to clear their late captain's name. Fourth chapter in the action adventure franchise, starring Will Smith, Martin Lawrence, Vanessa Hudgens and Ioan Gruffudd
- Last One Laughing is back! Jimmy Carr is joined by ten of the UK's funniest people and given them just one rule…DO NOT LAUGH. Can they break their opponents without cracking themselves?
- While the world recovers from the global catastrophe of last season, a changed Mark struggles with guilt as he fights to protect his home and the people he loves, setting him on a collision course with a powerful new threat that could alter the fate of humanity forever.
- Three women with a decades-long friendship are forced to question their bonds of sisterly solidarity following a shocking murder close to home
- The original band of brothers as they navigate Sheffield and its crumbling healthcare, education and employment sectors, exploring the brighter, sillier and more humane way forward where communal effort can still triumph over adversity.
- Period horror thriller starring Michael B Jordan. In 1932 Mississippi, enterprising twin brothers Elijah and Elias, aka "Smoke" and "Stack", prepare to set up a juke joint to serve their town's black community. But there's a nasty presence hanging around town on opening night, just waiting for the sun to go down.
- This eye-opening documentary follows six couples with unexplained infertility as they lower their exposure to plastics in hopes it helps them conceive.
- Historical drama starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal. In 16th century Stratford-upon-Avon, Agnes Hathaway and aspiring playwright Will Shakespeare fall in love, marry and have three children. Over the years, Will grows increasingly absent from the family as he pursues his career in London. Eventually, the couple suffers a terrible loss that each processes separately, though Will's latest play offers possible catharsis.
- A New York family's cosy existence unravels following a tragedy and they attempt to process their grief during a retreat in rural Montana
- Dr Kelson finds himself in a shocking new relationship with consequences that could change the world as he knows it. Horror sequel, starring Ralph Fiennes, Jack O'Connell and Alfie Williams
- When a young girl's sketchbook slips into a mysterious pond, her drawings burst into life. As her once-quiet town spirals into chaos, she and her divided family must come together to track down the creatures they never meant to unleash. Writer/director Seth Worley's fantasy comedy, starring Tony Hale and D'Arcy Carden
- A retail employee infiltrates the inner circle of an artist on the verge of stardom. As he gets closer to the budding music star, access and proximity become a matter of life and death
- Documentary chronicling Jacinda Ardern's tenure as New Zealand PM, navigating crises while redefining global leadership.
- After a devastating loss, witty and proudly troublesome Eleanor Morgenstein, 94, tells a tale that takes on its own dangerous life. Directed by Scarlett Johansson.
- Thousands of pages of documents, emails, and text messages that have never been seen on television chart the inner working of one of the world's most powerful families. Rupert Murdoch and his chosen heir Lachlan are pitted against the patriarch's other adult children, James, Elisabeth and Prudence, for control of the Murdoch media empire when Rupert dies. An ugly court battle ensues as the fractured family stands at a crossroads and 94-year-old Rupert enacts plans to protect his legacy.
- Failed actress Lucy Mason is a star employee of the Adore matchmaking agency. She prefers the life of a singleton after her previous relationship with actor John imploded because of his precarious finances. At a client's wedding, Lucy meets the groom's brother, Harry, and politely rebuffs his amorous advances, suggesting he should enrol with Adore. Harry persists and Lucy agrees to go on a date, on condition that he signs up with the agency after their lunchtime liaison. Writer/director Celine Song's romantic comedy, starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal
- The return of the romantic drama, as Mel and Jack get used to married life.
- More from the lives of the Mormon TikTok stars known as MomTok influencers.
- Elite military recruits fight for survival against an unimaginable threat in an action-packed sci-fi thriller directed and co-written by Patrick Hughes, who previously made The Hitman's Bodyguard and its sequel. 81 (Alan Ritchson) is one of the most promising candidates among the current intake of soldiers hoping to be accepted into the 75th Ranger Regiment commanded by Sergeant Major Sheridan (Dennis Quaid). He is determined to be faster, stronger and smarter than other recruits including 7 (Stephan James) and 44 (Alex King) and impress his Squad Leader (Jai Courtney). During the final stage of the US Army Ranger selection process, 81 and his brothers in arms encounter an otherworldly killing machine with firepower and tracking capabilities that reduce them to prey awaiting slaughter. Alone in the wilderness with their training and each other to rely upon, the soldiers rally in adversity.
- A woman from a small town in Tamil Nadu moves to South Korea - a place she always dreamed of - but struggles to find her footing in a foreign land.
- Twenty-something best friends Kate and Michael navigate the ups and downs of their lives including her engagement and his recent relationship breakdown
- Nicole Kidman headlines a gripping eight-part crime thriller named after forensic pathologist Dr Kay Scarpetta, the crusading character immortalised on the pages of Patricia Cornwell's series of books dating back to 1990. Written for television by Liz Sarnoff, Scarpetta allows the present and past to collide head-on by pursuing dual timelines from Scarpetta's early years as a chief medical examiner in the late 1990s to a current murder investigation. Scarpetta (Kidman) believes that she can provide a voice to victims and uphold justice using modern forensic science and her gut instinct. She returns to her hometown to resume her former position as Chief Medical Examiner while investigating a grisly murder, 28 years after the career-making case that could also prove her undoing. As she follows the evidence, Kay navigates a tricky relationship with her sister Dorothy Farinelli (Jamie Lee Curtis), draws strength from her tech-savvy niece Lucy Farinelli Watson (Ariana DeBose) and seeks professional alliances with Detective Pete Marino (Bobby Cannavale) and FBI profiler Benton Wesley (Simon Baker).
- In an award-winning TV career spanning more than 30 years, documentarian and broadcaster Louis Theroux has travelled the world to meet colourful characters with conflicting worldviews. In this new film directed by Adrian Choa, he encounters a network of influencers and content creators who are gaining huge numbers of online followers by opposing feminism and reshaping young men's ideas about masculinity. Louis travels to Miami, New York and Marbella to spend time with prominent figures in the manosphere including Harrison Sullivan (aka HS Tikky Tokky), Myron Gaines, Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy (aka Sneako), Justin Waller and Ed Matthews. These proponents of a resurgent global men's rights movement teach Louis their language, including colourful terms such as 'red-pilling', and explain their different interpretations of traditional gender roles and values

























