Here Are the Best Movies to Stream this Weekend on Peacock, Including ‘Dìdi’

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Peacock is adding a lot of great movies and shows this weekend! You’ll find everything from holiday classics to new blockbusters, including sports dramas, sci-fi thrillers, and comedies the whole family will enjoy. Whether you missed something in theaters recently or want to rewatch an old favorite, there’s plenty to choose from. This is a highlight of the new content arriving on Peacock for the first weekend in December.

‘Dìdi’ (2024)

This funny and heartfelt movie tells the story of a thirteen-year-old Taiwanese American boy during the final month of his summer vacation before starting high school. As he learns to skate and be a good friend, he also deals with the ups and downs of being a teenager. The movie shows his struggles to connect with his mom and fit in with his friends. It beautifully captures what it was like growing up in Fremont, California, during the early days of social media, and explores the complicated but often funny relationships within families and the journey of discovering who you are.

‘Creed III’ (2023)

Adonis Creed is at the top of the boxing world, but his success is challenged when a friend from his past, Damian Anderson, unexpectedly returns. Damian, a once-promising boxer, has just finished a long prison sentence and is determined to prove himself. Their rivalry quickly escalates into a high-stakes fight that threatens Adonis’s career and forces them to confront their shared history and old wounds. This film marks Michael B. Jordan’s first time directing, as he also reprises his role as the champion boxer. The story delves deeper into the personal connection and unresolved issues between the two fighters.

’10 Cloverfield Lane’ (2016)

After a car crash, a woman finds herself trapped in an underground bunker with a man who insists the world outside is too dangerous to live in. As she grows suspicious of his claims, and with tensions escalating between the three of them, she starts planning an escape to uncover the truth. This suspenseful thriller keeps you guessing about what’s really happening until the very end, and while it pays homage to classic monster movies, it tells a completely original story.

‘Pitch Perfect’ (2012)

A headstrong first-year college student unexpectedly joins the Barden Bellas, an all-female a cappella group. She revitalizes their performances as they compete against a rival male group for the national championship. The funny and heartwarming movie focuses on the bonds these diverse young women create while discovering their own musical style. Viewers love the fresh take on familiar songs, with creative mashups and covers spanning multiple generations. The film’s success sparked a popular series, combining comedy with the excitement of college singing competitions.

‘Pacific Rim: Uprising’ (2018)

I’m so excited about the new Pacific Rim movie! It’s incredible to see Jake Pentecost stepping up to follow in his father’s footsteps, teaming up with Mako Mori to train a whole new generation of Jaeger pilots. The Kaiju are back, and they’re more dangerous than ever, threatening to wipe us all out. But it’s not just the monsters they’re fighting – they’ve uncovered a conspiracy right within their own team, which makes everything even harder. The battles are absolutely huge and the tech is amazing – it’s a non-stop thrill ride as they try to save the world. It really expands on everything we loved about the first movie, with even bigger fights and some seriously cool new Jaegers.

‘Bill & Ted Face the Music’ (2020)

Bill and Ted, now middle-aged, embark on another time-traveling adventure. This time, they need to write a song that will save the world! They learn from the future that time is running out, and with the help of their daughters, they journey through history to create the perfect band. This funny and heartwarming movie wraps up the classic trilogy while also introducing a new generation to the story, celebrating the power of friendship, unity, and rock music.

‘Bridget Jones’s Baby’ (2016)

Bridget Jones is back, and this time she’s navigating single motherhood at forty! After a new pregnancy, she’s unsure who the father is – is it her longtime love, Mark Darcy, or a new American suitor named Jack? The movie hilariously follows Bridget’s bumpy road through pregnancy as both men compete for her heart and offer support. Expect plenty of funny mishaps and awkward moments as she tries to get ready to be a mom with two possible partners. This latest film finally resolves the love triangle that’s been at the heart of the series.

‘Meet the Fockers’ (2004)

Greg and Pam want their families to meet before their wedding, but things don’t go as planned. Greg’s laid-back parents clash with Pam’s very strict and judgmental father, leading to a hilariously chaotic weekend. The movie follows the funny and uncomfortable moments as these two very different families try to get along, revealing secrets and contrasting views on life and parenting. It’s a comedy full of awkward situations and physical humor, brought to life by a talented cast.

‘Miracle on 34th Street’ (1947)

When Santa Claus gets sick at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, an elderly man named Kris Kringle steps in to save the day. He quickly becomes popular with shoppers, but trouble begins when he insists he is the real Santa. After being declared mentally unwell and sent to an institution, a lawyer takes on his case, determined to prove Kringle’s identity in court. This beloved holiday film beautifully examines the power of belief, especially for children, in a world that often lacks it. It’s remembered for its touching story and exciting courtroom finale.

‘Rocky III’ (1982)

Rocky Balboa is living comfortably as the heavyweight champion, but his world is turned upside down when he’s defeated by the powerful Clubber Lang. Losing both his title and his trusted trainer, Mickey, forces Rocky to rediscover his fighting spirit. With help from his old rival, Apollo Creed, who takes on the role of trainer, Rocky prepares for a challenging rematch. The film explores the pitfalls of becoming too comfortable and the dedication needed to remain a champion. It also introduced memorable new elements to the series, including the actor Mr. T and a now-famous theme song.

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2025-12-06 02:47