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- One of these movies is the one you should watch tonight.
- There are also streaming originals like Jennifer Lopez’s Netflix rom-com Office Romance.
- Check out theatrical releases like Pixar’s The Hoppers and the music documentary EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert.
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All hail the queen of romantic comedies, Jennifer Lopez. She returned to the Promised Land.
Things get pretty heated when Lopez and “Ted Lasso” standout Brett Goldstein become colleagues in Netflix’s “Office Romance,” one of the new movies streaming on favorite services like Disney+, Hulu, Paramount+, and HBO Max. From hilarious original Pixar movies, erotic dramas, musical Bible stories, great Elvis Presley documentaries, and K-Pop family comedies, there’s something for everyone.
Here are 10 hottest new movies you can stream right now.
“David”
Animated music added to Old Testament stories. The film depicts David as a young shepherd (voiced by Brandon Engman) who is prophesied to be the future king of Israel due to his skill with the harp, and faces off against the giant Goliath, and as an old soldier (Phil Wickham) who becomes an enemy of King Saul.
Where to watch: Netflix
“Dead Man’s Wire”
Based on a true story, director Gus Van Sant’s tense 1970s crime thriller centers on an Indianapolis man (Skarsgård) who feels tricked and takes a mortgage broker (Dacre Montgomery) hostage with a shotgun planted in a dead man’s switch. The chaotic situation draws in police, civilians, and even a local DJ (Colman Domingo).
Where to watch: Netflix
“EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert”
The King of Rock and Roll continues to prove an exciting and important presence in Baz Luhrmann’s excellent documentary/concert film. The film uses never-before-seen footage from Presley’s 1969-1976 Las Vegas residency, performing hits by the Beatles and Simon & Garfunkel, as well as his sense of humor, as he jokes with the crowd and argues with his bandmates.
Where to watch: paramount+
“Hoppers”
A quirky and subversive sense of humor characterizes this hilarious sci-fi comedy. Mabel (voiced by Piper Kurda) “jumps” her consciousness onto a robot beaver in order to stop the construction of a freeway overpass. As an undercover agent, she learns a lot about nature and ends up helping her nemesis, the greedy Mayor (Jon Hamm).
Where to watch: disney plus
“K-pop!”
There’s no Demon Hunter, but the family comedy packs plenty of musical soul. Anderson .Paak directs and stars as an LA drummer who travels to South Korea to play in the house band of a popular TV singing competition, only to discover that he has a son (Saul Rasheed, Park’s biological son) who is a half-baked contestant who needs polishing to reach his potential.
Where to watch: Netflix
‘keeper’
In this folk horror film directed by Osgood Perkins (The Monkey), Liz (Tatiana Maslany) goes on an anniversary trip to a remote cabin with her doctor boyfriend Malcolm (Rosif Sutherland). She starts seeing strange, violent visions of women, he suddenly has to go to work, and things get even darker and more sinister from there.
Where to watch: Hulu
“Office Romance”
Jennifer Lopez has a secret weapon in her latest romantic comedy. That’s my co-star Brett Goldstein. The “Ted Lasso” star co-created this wonderfully savagely charming character about a determined airline CEO (Lopez) and a British corporate lawyer (Goldstein) who fall in love with each other even though their relationship could potentially ruin each other’s jobs.
Where to watch: Netflix
“Pillion”
In this erotic drama, shy British man Colin (Harry Potter alum Harry Melling) finds himself in a BDSM relationship with mysterious biker Ray (Alexander Skarsgård). Submissive Colin finds new confidence and enjoys doing different things for Ray, but complications arise when Colin begins to seek more emotional needs.
Where to watch: HBO Max
“Scream 7”
Original Scream writer Kevin Williamson reunites with the series’ final girl, Neve Campbell, in the seventh installment of the slasher series. Sidney Prescott (Campbell)’s normal Midwestern life is disrupted when the masked menace Ghostface suddenly reappears and threatens Sidney’s 17-year-old daughter Tatum (Isabelle May).
Where to watch: paramount+
“Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War”
After four years on the TV series Jack Ryan, John Krasinski is bringing Tom Clancy’s literary action hero back to the big screen. In this political thriller, former CIA operative Jack is drawn back into the secret agent game as he teams up with old friends and a new MI6 official (Sienna Miller) to stop a black ops force from wreaking havoc on a global scale.
Where to watch: prime video
