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Audiences in 2026 are sending a clear message to filmmakers: We want movies to look real — and for you to sweat while making them

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This month, streaming services add a host of new original shows and movies, as well as catalog classics. Have a look at our calendar of titles premiering on the top streaming services in May. Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, Peacock, HBO Max, Disney+, Paramount+, and Apple TV+ get their own pages, with a few more on…

Welcome to your end-of-week recap of everything new on Netflix US! This week, we crossed the midpoint of July, and we got our usual mid-month batch of big movies plus a few new Netflix Originals to look over. Over the past seven days, a total of 45 new releases (24 movies and 21 series) have…

Clockwise from top: Lucky, Ride or Die, Heartstopper Forever, and The Odyssey.Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Apple TV, Melinda Sue Gordon/Universal Pictures, Samuel Dore/Netflix, Prime

From one of the year’s biggest movies to a look behind the scenes with top NFL quarterbacks, there is quite the selection of new films and TV shows hitting streaming services in time for the weekend. Here’s what to watch

Artificial intelligence is becoming a much bigger part of Netflix’s creative pipeline. The streamer says the technology is already shaping hundreds of productions. What was once viewed as an experimental tool is now being woven into projects across multiple stages of filmmaking. Netflix says the goal isn’t to replace artists but to help productions accomplish…

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In another lifetime, Sam Neill might have become a lawyer in New Zealand, and the world would have never known the talents of one of the finest actors of his generation. Luckily for us, our Sam Neill failed all four of his units during the first year of law school, and we were gifted with…