Good news: this week the streaming platforms added enough to fill several evenings.
Between a thriller everyone was talking about when it hit theaters, a Spielberg classic, an epic animated film, and a French drama starting to make waves, you have plenty to choose from without spending an hour scrolling. Here is our pick of the 5 must-watch movies in streaming this week.
Babygirl — Prime Video
Nicole Kidman, Harris Dickinson, and Antonio Banderas in a sensual thriller directed by Halina Reijn. The film everyone was talking about when it hit theaters finally lands on Prime Video on June 15.
A CEO puts her career and family life on the line for an affair with her young intern. Tense, ambiguous, and genuinely well shot.
Available on: Prime Video — from June 15
Birdman — Prime Video
Michael Keaton as a former superhero attempting a Broadway comeback.
Shot to look like a single continuous take, it is a genuinely one-of-a-kind film, and it does divide people, let us be honest.
4 Oscars, direction that pulls you in from start to finish, and Keaton at his absolute best. If you have not seen it yet, this is one of those films you add straight to your OneMovie watchlist.
Available since June 5 on Prime Video.
Available on: Prime Video
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial — HBO Max
Spielberg, 1982, a kid and an alien. If you grew up with it, you know why it is here. If you have not seen it yet, now is the time.
One of the most-watched films in movie history, available on HBO Max. The ideal family movie night.
Available on: HBO Max
Dragon Ball Super: Broly — Disney+
Goku and Vegeta face off against the legendary Super Saiyan in the franchise's most ambitious animated film yet. Visually insane fights, Dragon Ball lore finally developed properly, and a Broly that redefines the character. Available June 24 on Disney+. Whether you grew up with the anime or are discovering it now, this is the perfect entry point.
Available on: Disney+ — from June 24
The Kids Are Fine — Canal+
A woman drops her two children off at her sister's place one evening and disappears. No kidnapping, no investigation, she left of her own free will.
The film by director Nathan Ambrosioni, awarded at the Angouleme Festival, is available now on Canal+. A tense, human French drama unlike anything else out there.
Available on: Canal+
All these movies are in the OneMovie app. Add them to your watchlist to get notified the moment they land on your platforms. No more jumping between 6 apps to find something to watch tonight. 📱🍿
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