Rowan Atkinson is back with a hilarious new comedy series, reminiscent of his classic, physical comedy style. The show follows the funny and unpredictable relationship between a clumsy man and a clever baby. Expect plenty of visual gags and slapstick – it’s perfect for families wanting a fun and lighthearted show to watch together.
The latest animated movie featuring Greg Heffley, from the popular series, premiered on December 5, 2025. It follows Greg as he deals with the challenges of middle school and tries to avoid his dad’s strict rules. The film captures the funny, relatable experiences of growing up and managing family expectations that fans of the books will enjoy. It continues the animated style of recent movies in the series, which have been released on the streaming platform.
A new Apple Original film starring Brad Pitt arrives on December 12, 2025. Pitt plays a retired Formula 1 racer who comes back to help a rising young driver. The movie delivers thrilling race scenes, filmed during real Grand Prix events for maximum realism. Directed by Joseph Kosinski and created with the help of Formula 1 itself, the film promises a fast-paced and visually stunning look into the world of professional racing.
Tim Burton’s sequel takes us back to Gotham City, where Batman faces off against two new enemies. The Penguin rises from the city’s underbelly with a plan to target the wealthy, and Catwoman pursues a vengeful path of her own. Michael Keaton returns as the hero tasked with saving the city during a turbulent holiday season. This beloved dark superhero film will be available to stream beginning December 1, 2025.
The Croods are back in this animated sequel, which arrived on the platform December 9, 2025! The movie follows the prehistoric Crood family as they meet the Bettermans, a family who think they’re more advanced. The two families clash, but they have to learn to work together when a new danger appears. With bright animation and a great voice cast, it’s a fun pick for a family movie night.
This hilarious movie, directed by Rob Reiner, follows a fictional British heavy metal band as they attempt a comeback tour. The film playfully pokes fun at the excesses of rock and roll through funny interviews and a look behind the scenes, as the band’s lead singer and guitarist navigate technical problems and creative differences. Known for its spontaneous dialogue and catchy songs, this cult classic is a landmark achievement in the mockumentary style and will be available to stream starting December 12, 2025.
Howard Silk learns his workplace protects a gateway to another world. He then encounters an alternate version of himself – a spy with a strikingly different character. The show uses the style of a Cold War thriller to delve into questions of who we are and what our fate might be. J.K. Simmons powerfully portrays both versions of the main character, grounding the story’s intricate plot.
The TARDIS is the Doctor’s most important partner throughout the series. Disguised as a police box, it’s actually much bigger on the inside and allows the Doctor to travel anywhere in time and space. It’s almost alive and often has a mind of its own, taking the Doctor where they need to be, not necessarily where they want to go. People nearby always know when it arrives thanks to its unique, groaning sound – a sound that can bring either relief or fear.
Jerry Seinfeld rose to fame in 1989 with the hit sitcom Seinfeld, where he played a character based on himself. The show became incredibly popular around the world, running for nine seasons and winning him a Golden Globe Award in 1995.
Hugh Jackman uses his musical theater experience to help him learn lines. He takes difficult monologues, like those from the movie ‘Logan,’ and sets them to the tune of upbeat Broadway songs. This surprisingly helps him remember the words and understand the emotions of the scene. The contrast between the serious script and cheerful music actually makes the lines stick in his memory.