Stream These 5 New Films on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and HBO Max

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Stream These 5 New Films on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and HBO Max

As the weekend approaches, streaming platforms are releasing a variety of new films that cater to diverse tastes. This includes crime comedies, dark fantasies, and sci-fi adventures. Here’s a look at five notable films now available to stream on platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and HBO Max.

New Films to Stream This Weekend

  • Jingle Bell Heist – Netflix
  • The Ugly Stepsister – Hulu
  • Mickey 17 – Prime Video
  • Flight Risk – HBO Max
  • Caught Stealing – Netflix

Jingle Bell Heist (Netflix)

Netflix recently premiered Jingle Bell Heist, a light-hearted holiday crime film. The story follows Sophia, played by Olivia Holt, and Nick, portrayed by Connor Swindells. Their plan to rob a high-end London store on Christmas Eve becomes the central theme as they navigate their own personal struggles.

The Ugly Stepsister (Hulu)

Hulu has unveiled The Ugly Stepsister, a darker retelling of the Cinderella tale. The narrative shifts focus to Elvira, played by Lea Myren, facing immense family pressures. Her mother’s insistence on marrying Prince Julian, played by Isac Calmroth, underscores themes of appearance and expectation in a gripping household setting.

Mickey 17 (Prime Video)

On Prime Video, viewers can explore Mickey 17, a sci-fi film featuring Robert Pattinson as Mickey Barnes. In a plot centered on survival and cloning, Mickey finds himself confronting another version of himself during a deep-space mission, leading to an identity crisis amidst tension and conflict.

Flight Risk (HBO Max)

Flight Risk, available on HBO Max, plunges viewers into a thrilling in-flight drama. Starring Mark Wahlberg as the pilot, the film focuses on the dynamics among the crew and passengers, including an air marshal, played by Michelle Dockery, and a fugitive, Topher Grace. As inconsistencies arise, the tension escalates within the confines of the aircraft.

Caught Stealing (Netflix)

Netflix has also released Caught Stealing, featuring Austin Butler as Hank Thompson, a former baseball player. Hank’s simple task of watching a neighbor’s cat spirals into chaos involving multiple criminals. The escalating conflict forces Hank to make decisions that drive the story toward an intense conclusion.

This weekend’s line-up offers a diverse range of genres, from whimsical holiday tales to gripping thrillers. Streaming on these popular platforms ensures there’s something for everyone to enjoy.