New Releases: Top Streaming Picks

0:00It's March 23rd, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered and star driven. This week stands out for streaming fans with major releases hitting multiple platforms all at once. Prime Video kicked things off with Jury Duty, Company Retreat, a reality prank comedy that snagged a perfect 100% on Ron Tomatoes. Netflix dropped the Peaky Blinders film, a wrapping up Tommy Shelby's story after 13 years, while HBO Max launched the dark comedy DTF, St. Louis, starring Jason Bateman, meanwhile, Peacock brought Wicked for good to screens with bonus content and new songs, pulling in over $533 million at the box office. Disney Plus premiered the second season of Daredevil, born again, building on its superhero momentum, and HBO Max revived the comeback for a final. Even with Lisa Kudrow, tackling AI-written sitcoms, viewers are buzzing over the high scores and binge potential, like DTF St. Louis hitting 88% approval and becoming HBO's top show.

1:06This month, cult favorites such as Deadlock's second season on Prime Video and the Australian Crime Comedy Duo are drawing devoted fans while newcomers praise, the sharp writing across the board. Other highlights include Netflix's Full Drop Horror series, Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen, and PBS's Fresh Take on the Count of Monte Cristo, with Sam Claflin. HBO Max also surprised with Born to Bull, a docky series on Pro Bowlers narrated by Leave Shriver that uncovers the sports quirky side. With so many strong options dropping Fridays and beyond, your watch list just got a serious upgrade, grab the remote, and dive in.