This weekend brings a variety of new movies and shows to major streaming platforms, giving viewers a wide selection of entertainment options. HBO Max and Peacock have released notable new content, while other platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, and Paramount+ also feature fresh additions to their libraries.
One of the new releases on HBO Max is Supergirl, a film from the DC Universe. The movie, starring Milly Alcock, had a disappointing run in theaters, but it is now available for streaming. It is believed to set up for James Gunn's upcoming Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow, which is set to release next July.
On Peacock, The Paper season 2 continues the story of a group of journalists working at the fictional Toledo Truth Teller newspaper. The season has been described as lacking standout stories, with the editor-in-chief still struggling to find compelling narratives. The season focuses on characters like Esmeralda, who is more concerned with her reputation, and Nicole, who is compared to a less admired character from another show.
Netflix is hosting Call My Agent! The Movie, a film that reunites the cast of the popular French comedy-drama series. The film follows Andréa, played by Camille Cottin, as she tries to direct her first movie after the closure of her agency. She faces challenges like losing her lead actor just before production starts, which forces her to bring back her old team.
Prime Video has Drawn Together, a Spanish-language romantic thriller based on the novel Marfil by Mercedes Ron. The story follows a rich Spanish businessman's daughter living in New York who survives a kidnapping attempt. Her father hires a bodyguard, leading to a slow-burn romance amid potentially life-threatening circumstances.
Apple TV is launching Last Seen, a new thriller starring Patrick Brammall and Maxine Peake. The show follows a police dispatcher who believes he has received a call from his long-lost daughter. The first two episodes are now available, with new episodes airing weekly until October 7.
Finally, Colin From Accounts season 3, the final season of the beloved Australian romantic comedy, is now available on Paramount+. The season focuses on the aftermath of Gordon's failed proposal to Ashley and how the characters recover from the situation. The season originally premiered on Binge in Australia earlier this year.
Also on HBO Max, Band of Brothers: Legacy is a documentary that explores the making and cultural impact of the landmark HBO miniseries Band of Brothers. The documentary includes rare footage and new interviews with original cast members.
New Releases on Streaming Platforms This Weekend
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