New and classic movies are added to streaming services every week, making it tough to know what’s available. That’s why we handpick the best new releases each week from platforms like Netflix, iPlayer, and Channel 4.
Consider us your weekend streaming advisor.
Best movie new to Netflix this week
Aaron Sorkin’s first time directing (he also wrote the script) is the exciting true story of Molly Bloom, who ran a secret, high-stakes poker game frequented by celebrities and members of the Russian mafia. The game eventually caught the attention of the FBI. Many viewers have wondered who Michael Cera’s harsh character, ‘Player X,’ was based on. Most believe it’s a portrayal of both Tobey Maguire’s actions and Leonardo DiCaprio’s celebrity status.
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Also new to Netflix this week: Harriet, The Greatest Showman, and Non-Stop.

Best movies new to Prime Video this week
With John Wick, Keanu Reeves experienced a major career comeback. After a quieter period following The Matrix, he returned with a thrilling, action-packed revenge film that showcased his impressive martial arts skills. The film not only revitalized Reeves’ career but also launched a successful franchise, including three sequels, a spin-off movie (Ballerina), and a television series (The Continental).
Also new to Prime Video this week: Duel, Bridesmaids, Meet the Parents, Gone Girl,and After the Hunt.
Best movie new to BBC iPlayer this week
The Untouchables is a classic example of an old-fashioned, large-scale film epic. It stars Kevin Costner as Eliot Ness, an idealistic FBI agent who assembles a team of honest officers to dismantle Al Capone’s criminal organization. The movie is grand, visually stunning, and thoroughly entertaining.

Best movie new to ITVX this week
Taken features Liam Neeson as a tough, resourceful grandfather who takes matters into his own hands. The film proved that action heroes don’t have to be young, and helped revitalize the careers of several veteran actors.
Best movie new to Channel4.com this week
Before Duncan Jones’s novel Mickey 17, he made a compelling film called Moon, starring Sam Rockwell as an astronaut who discovers he’s not alone on the moon – he’s been duplicated.
Also on Channel4.com this week: ’71.
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