
Peacock is currently offering a great mix of new movies and timeless favorites, attracting a wide range of viewers. This week, musicals, animated films for families, and popular comedies are especially trending. These top picks show that Peacock is successfully appealing to different audiences, including kids and fans of thrilling movies. With movies becoming available for streaming sooner after their theatrical release, Peacock is a go-to choice for watching the latest award-winning films at home.
‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ (2015)

Okay, so this movie is based on Fifty Shades of Grey, the super popular book. It’s basically the story of Anastasia, a college student, who meets this incredibly wealthy and mysterious guy, Christian Grey, when she interviews him for her school paper. Things get… complicated, let’s just say that. It really digs into how power dynamics, being vulnerable, and getting intimate play out in their relationship. Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan play the leads, and it kicked off a whole trilogy of films. It’s a bit of a guilty pleasure for a lot of people, honestly!
‘Zombieland’ (2009)

‘Zombieland’ is a funny and action-packed movie set after a zombie apocalypse in the US. It follows a quiet college student who joins forces with a tough survivor to make it through the chaos. They soon meet two sisters who are also trying to survive, each with their own methods. The group relies on a strict set of rules to stay alive in a world filled with zombies. The film was both popular with audiences and praised by critics for its clever mix of comedy and thrilling action.
‘Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie’ (2025)

This full-length movie brings the beloved preschool series to life with Gabby and Pandy Paws’ biggest adventure yet! They go on a musical journey inside the magical dollhouse, needing all their Kitty friends to help save a special event. The movie introduces new, colorful settings and upbeat songs that highlight the power of friendship and working together to solve problems. It keeps the same bright, cheerful animation style that made the original show so popular around the world.
‘Black Phone 2’ (2025)

I was so hooked by the first movie, and this one takes the story even further! It continues the terrifying tale of that creepy phone and its connection to the dead. We meet new people caught in the nightmare, and shockingly, the Grabber is back! It really expands on the original story, which was based on a great short story by Joe Hill. The whole time, the characters – and honestly, I as a viewer – are trying to figure out these strange clues from the past, hoping to break the cycle of terror. What I loved most about the first film was how tense and unsettling it was, and this one absolutely delivers that same feeling.
‘How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days’ (2003)

A relationship advice writer jokingly decides to write about how to push a man away, while a confident ad executive makes a bet that he can make any woman fall for him. They don’t know about each other’s hidden agendas, which leads to plenty of funny mishaps and growing attraction. As they interact, their attempts to act a certain way start to feel less fake and more real. This charming romantic comedy is still popular today, largely thanks to the fantastic chemistry between stars Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey.
‘Trolls’ (2016)

The movie centers on Princess Poppy, a relentlessly cheerful troll, and Branch, who’s very careful and a bit of a pessimist. They team up to save their friends from the Bergens – large, gloomy giants who believe eating trolls is the only way to feel happy. Along the way, Poppy and Branch use their smarts and love of music to avoid capture. The story teaches them – and the audience – what true happiness really means, and how powerful music can be. The film is known for its bright, colorful look and its popular music, including songs by Justin Timberlake.
‘The ‘Burbs’ (1989)

This darkly funny movie follows a group of nosy neighbors who become convinced their new neighbors, the Klopeks, are up to no good. Ray Peterson and his friends spend their summer spying on the Klopeks, believing they’re involved in strange, occult practices. Their attempts to prove their suspicions lead to hilarious chaos and damage, all while satirizing the quirks and anxieties of suburban life.
‘The Boss Baby’ (2017)

Tim, a seven-year-old boy, has his world shaken up when his parents bring home a very unusual baby brother – one who wears a suit and carries a briefcase! He quickly learns that his new sibling isn’t just a baby, but a secret agent working to foil a scheme by the head of Puppy Co. Despite being rivals, the two brothers must team up to save something incredibly important: all the love parents have to give. This fun animated movie looks at family life with a mix of exciting adventure and playful jokes about the world of business.
‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ (2023)

While fixing a water leak in Brooklyn, plumbers Mario and Luigi fall through a strange pipe and find themselves in a fantastical world. Separated from each other, Mario teams up with Princess Peach to search for Luigi and stop the villainous Bowser. Bowser intends to take over the Mushroom Kingdom and other lands with his Koopa Troop army. The movie is filled with familiar sights and features from the classic Super Mario video games, like special power-ups and colorful environments.
‘Song Sung Blue’ (2025)

This biographical musical drama, directed by Craig Brewer, tells the story of Mike and Claire Sardina, a couple who performed as a tribute to Neil Diamond under the name Lightning & Thunder. Starring Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson, the film follows their journey as they balance their careers and relationship. It’s based on the 2008 documentary of the same name and premiered at the AFI Film Festival. Kate Hudson has received widespread praise for her performance, earning her several nominations for prestigious awards, including an Academy Award for Best Actress.
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