It's a new week, which means many of the major streaming services will be adding movies to their respective services.At HBO Max, one of the most divisive superhero movies in recent memory finally makes its streaming debut.Netflix has a pair of new releases: one comes from Tyler Perry, and the other is based on a beloved comedy series.
Paramount+ welcomes one of the more innovative satirical movies of the last 10 years.Finally, our top-ranked selection of the week is an Oscar-winning fantasy comedy starring Emma Stone.5 Supergirl The next chapter in the DC Universe The DC Universe had high hopes for following the success of James Gunn's .
Milly Alcock stars as Kara Zor-El/Supergirl, Superman's jaded cousin from Krypton who also has powers of super-strength, enhanced healing, and flying.After briefly showing up in , Kara showcases her antihero qualities as the lead in .While celebrating her 23rd birthday, Kara is approached by Ruthye Marye Knoll (Eve Ridley), a young girl who asks for Supergirl's help in avenging the death of her family by Krem of the Yellow Hills (Matthias Schoenaerts), the vicious leader of a bandit group.
After discovering that Krem has something that can save Kara's dog, Krypto, Kara reluctantly agrees to bring Ruthye on her quest to find Krem. received mixed reviews earlier this summer before flopping at the box office.For fans of superhero movies, I think it's worth revisiting on HBO Max to see if the criticism was warranted.
streams on HBO Max on September 10.Supergirl PG-13 Action Adventure Science Fiction Release Date June 26, 2026 Where to watch Close WHERE TO WATCH RENT BUY Powered by Expand Collapse 4 Call My Agent! The Movie French comedy gets a feature-length adaptation As someone who loves movies and shows, I'm always fascinated by projects that satirize the business of Hollywood.is the best recent example of Hollywood satire, but , , and also fit the bill.
might be a French show, but its themes will relate to Americans who either work in the business or love laughing about it.After four seasons, returns in a follow-up film, .Former talent agent Andréa (Camille Cottin) is preparing to make her feature film directorial debut when her lead actor quits the production.
Andréa recruits her former colleague Noémie (Laure Calamy) to save her movie, but as anyone who has watched a movie about making a movie knows, things tend to go wrong quickly and frequently.streams on Netflix on September 10.Call My Agent! The Movie R Comedy Drama Release Date September 10, 2026 Runtime 117 minutes Director Émilie Noblet Powered by Expand Collapse 3 Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again? Tyler Perry's exploration of marriage returns for round three I'm a sucker for when a movie decides to set the story in Italy.
What's a better setting than the beautiful scenery of an Italian village? In the drama heads to Lake Como for a destination wedding.Written and directed by Tyler Perry, is the third movie in his franchise and one of our top Netflix movies to watch in September.The friend group—including Terry (Perry) and Dianne (Sharon Leal), Angela (Tasha Smith) and Marcus (Michael Jai White), Sheila (Jill Scott) and Mike (Richard T.
Jones)—travel to Europe to attend the wedding of Jasmine (Armani Greer), the daughter of Angela and Marcus, and Wesley (Everett Osborne), the son of Roselyn (Taraji P.Henson).Prepare for some hilarious shenanigans to ensue once this crew gets together.
streams on Netflix on September 9.Why Did I Get Married Again? PG-13 Romance Comedy Drama Release Date September 9, 2026 Runtime 109 minutes Director Tyler Perry Powered by Expand Collapse 2 The Death of Stalin Satire at its finest Armando Iannucci has one of the highest hit rates when it comes to creating satires.Most American audiences know Iannucci as the creator of , HBO's landmark comedy starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus about the fictional vice president of the United States.
In 2017, Iannucci directed and co-wrote , a satirical look at the power struggle to find the Soviet Union's next leader after Joseph Stalin passed away in 1953.Some of the political figures trying to win the position are Nikita Khrushchev (Steve Buscemi) and Lavrenti Beria (Simon Russell Beale).A reminder: is based on real figures, but the story is fictional.
That being said, you don't have to know anything about the Soviet Union to enjoy this hilarious takedown of politics and authoritarian regimes.fans will not be disappointed.streams on Paramount+ on September 9.
The Death of Stalin R Comedy Drama History Release Date March 9, 2018 Where to watch Close WHERE TO WATCH Streaming RENT BUY Powered by Expand Collapse 1 Poor Things Beautiful and strange at the same time There are 15 actresses who have won at least two Academy Awards for Best Actress.Emma Stone joined that exclusive club after her win for , Yorgos Lanthimos' fantasy comedy based on Alasdair Gray's novel of the same name.is essentially a female-focused reimagining of Mary Shelley's .
Dr.Godwin Baxter (Willem Dafoe) finds the body of a deceased woman and replaces her brain with that of a baby.The new woman is named Bella Baxter (Stone), who acts like an infant despite being in a woman's body.
As Bella's brain develops, she comes of age on a globe-trotting adventure that shapes her into a liberated woman.Stone's fearless performance was more than worthy of an Oscar win.At this rate, Stone is on the shortlist of the greatest actors of her generation, and I truly believe she can be the heir apparent to Meryl Streep.
is now streaming on Hulu.Poor Things R Romance Comedy Sci-Fi Drama Release Date December 7, 2023 Where to watch Close WHERE TO WATCH Streaming RENT Powered by Expand Collapse More movies to check out There is seemingly never a shortage of movies on streaming.If you love thrillers, head to Netflix and check out one of my favorite blockbusters of all time, .
On Prime Video, Gal Gadot has an intriguing movie called , in which she plays a mother fighting to rescue her abducted son.
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