Thanksgiving may be over, but the holiday spirit continues with a fresh batch of exciting films debuting across your favorite streaming platforms this week. From nostalgic sequels and compelling dramas to thrilling horrors and heartwarming comedies, there’s something for every mood and genre preference.
Headlining the list is Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, a long-awaited sequel featuring Michael Keaton’s return as the mischievous ghost. Joining it are It Ends With Us, a romantic drama stirring up conversation, and Juror No. 2, a gripping courtroom drama with Clint Eastwood’s signature touch. Here’s your guide to this week’s must-watch movies.
1. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (Max)
Tim Burton’s beloved 1988 comedy-horror classic gets a sequel. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice brings Michael Keaton back to his iconic role as Betelgeuse, joined by Winona Ryder as Lydia Deetz and new cast members like Jenna Ortega and Monica Bellucci. Expect familiar quirkiness, humor, and otherworldly antics.
Streaming on Max starting Dec. 6.
2. It Ends With Us (Netflix)
Adapted from Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel, this romantic drama stars Blake Lively as Lily, whose seemingly perfect romance with a neurosurgeon turns toxic. This emotional tale dives into themes of love, resilience, and heartbreak.
Available on Netflix starting Dec. 9.
3. Juror No. 2 (PVOD)
In Clint Eastwood’s latest—and potentially final—film, Nicholas Hoult stars as a juror grappling with a dark secret that ties him to the murder trial he’s sitting on. This legal drama promises suspense, moral dilemmas, and an outstanding cast.
Buy or rent on Amazon and other PVOD platforms.
4. Fly Me to the Moon (Apple TV Plus)
This romantic comedy with a twist of historical fiction stars Scarlett Johansson as a marketing expert recruited to help NASA ignite enthusiasm for the Apollo 11 mission. A love story with Channing Tatum unfolds amidst the backdrop of space exploration.
Available on Apple TV Plus starting Dec. 6.
5. Speak No Evil (Peacock)
A chilling psychological thriller, Speak No Evil follows a family whose idyllic vacation turns into a nightmare when they visit newfound friends at a remote farmhouse. Tension and terror escalate in this edge-of-your-seat horror flick.
Streaming on Peacock starting Dec. 6.
6. The People’s Joker (Mubi)
This satirical, independent parody of the Joker story explores a dystopian Gotham where Batman is the villain. With its bold storytelling and unique take on the classic characters, this film has garnered critical praise.
Streaming on Mubi starting Dec. 6.
7. Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story (Max)
This heartfelt documentary chronicles the life of Christopher Reeve, famed for portraying Superman, and his inspiring journey after a tragic accident left him paralyzed. It’s an emotional tribute to resilience and activism.
Streaming on Max starting Dec. 7.
8. The Fabulous Four (Paramount Plus with Showtime)
Bette Midler, Susan Sarandon, Sheryl Lee Ralph, and Megan Mullally lead this comedic tale of rekindling old friendships while attending a wedding. With its stellar cast, this film offers laughs and heartfelt moments.
Available on Paramount Plus with Showtime starting Dec. 7.
9. The Convert (Hulu)
Set in 1830s New Zealand, The Convert portrays a British minister caught in the middle of a tribal conflict. This historical drama delivers thought-provoking narratives on colonization and cultural clashes, with authenticity from Maori filmmaker Lee Tamahori.
Streaming on Hulu starting Dec. 7.
Make sure to catch these top releases to stay entertained throughout the week, whether you’re in the mood for nostalgia, thrills, or a heartfelt story.
