The Series and Movies Coming to Streaming This Month You Won’t Want to Miss

The highly anticipated prequel to Legally Blonde takes us back to 1995, where a teenage Elle navigates complicated friendships, impossible romances, and a few questionable fashion choices. Between high school drama and the unwavering support of her family, the series reveals how the optimistic, determined, and charismatic personality that made Elle Woods a pop culture icon first began to take shape.

Did you know? Lexi Minetree stars as the young Elle Woods.

The Ingalls family became a cultural phenomenon that shaped generations, and now they return in a brand-new adaptation. The series follows their journey from the forests of Wisconsin to the vast plains of Kansas in search of a new home and a brighter future. Blending family drama, adventure, and historical storytelling, it explores the hardships, sacrifices, and hopes of the pioneers who helped build the American frontier, with a strong focus on family bonds and resilience.

Did you know? The series is based on Laura Ingalls Wilder's semi-autobiographical books.

What happens when a small lie grows into something impossible to control? The film follows 94-year-old Eleanor Morgenstein, who leaves Florida for a fresh start in New York after the death of her best friend. A misunderstanding leads others to believe she's a Holocaust survivor, and she gradually begins telling her late friend's story as though it were her own. But when a young journalism student becomes interested in her testimony, the web of lies becomes increasingly difficult to maintain.

Did you know? This marks Scarlett Johansson's directorial debut.

James Cameron's epic saga returns with a new adventure set in the world of Pandora, once again pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling through breathtaking landscapes, new creatures, and spectacular action sequences that deepen the conflict among the Na'vi clans. Combining spectacle, emotion, and cutting-edge technology, the film immerses audiences once again in one of cinema's most extraordinary worlds.

Did you know? Disney+ also streams the first two Avatar films, along with the documentary Fire and Ash: The Making of the Avatar Films.

Anya Taylor-Joy leads this suspense miniseries based on Marissa Stapley's bestselling novel. Lucky is a professional con artist whose life is turned upside down after a multimillion-dollar heist goes wrong, forcing her to flee. Hunted by both the FBI and a dangerous crime boss, she'll need every trick she's ever learned to survive while trying to outrun a past that's catching up with her.

Did you know? The series is based on a New York Times bestseller selected by Reese Witherspoon for her famous book club.

After earning worldwide acclaim with Son of Saul, Hungarian director László Nemes returns with an intimate story about memory, identity, and the scars left by war. Set in 1950s Budapest, the film follows Andor, a young Jewish boy whose life changes forever when a man appears claiming to be his real father. With restrained filmmaking and powerful emotional depth, the film offers a profoundly human portrait of how history shapes families.

Did you know? The story is inspired by the childhood of László Nemes' own father in postwar Hungary.

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What begins as a romantic comedy takes an unexpected turn when a shocking revelation upends Emma and Charlie's relationship just days before their wedding. Starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, the film blends romance, dark comedy, and psychological drama to question how well we really know the people we love.

Did you know? The film grossed more than $120 million worldwide on a production budget of just $28 million.

The love story that captured a generation reaches its long-awaited conclusion. Picking up immediately after Season 3, the film follows Nick and Charlie as they enter a new chapter in their lives. With Nick preparing for university and Charlie becoming increasingly independent, they'll face a question many couples know all too well: can love survive long distance?

Did you know? The film adapts the sixth and final volume of Alice Oseman's bestselling graphic novel while also incorporating elements from her novella Nick and Charlie.

Grace thought she had survived the worst night of her life—but it was only the beginning. Ready or Not 2 expands the universe of the hit horror film, revealing that the Le Domas family's deadly ritual is just one part of a powerful organization made up of rival dynasties competing for absolute control. This time, Grace must join forces with her estranged sister Faith to survive another brutal hunt.

Did you know? Samara Weaving returns as Grace, joined by Kathryn Newton as Faith.

Rebecca Ferguson returns in a new season that expands the mystery far beyond the walls of the silo. As Juliette Nichols struggles to reconstruct her memories after surviving a forced cleaning, new threats emerge in the present while the past reveals a conspiracy that could explain the origins of underground society. Political intrigue, science fiction, and ever-darkening secrets continue to make Silo one of Apple TV+'s most ambitious productions.

Did you know? The series is based on Hugh Howey's bestselling Silo trilogy.

What would you do if you discovered your best friend was an international assassin? That's the premise of this action comedy starring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham. After a mission goes disastrously wrong and long-buried secrets come to light, the two women are forced to flee across Europe while staying one step ahead of criminals and intelligence agents alike.

Did you know? Hannah Waddingham rose to worldwide fame playing Rebecca Welton in Ted Lasso.

Everyone's favorite young detective returns with what promises to be her most challenging case yet. This time, the action moves from London to Malta, where Enola and Lord Tewkesbury's wedding plans are interrupted by Sherlock's mysterious disappearance. Forced to set aside her personal life, Enola embarks on an investigation filled with conspiracies, secrets, and danger.

Did you know? Millie Bobby Brown (Stranger Things) and Henry Cavill (Superman) reunite as Enola and Sherlock Holmes.

Inspired by true events, The Ivory King explores the devastating fentanyl crisis in the American Midwest. The story follows Detective Layne West, who joins the FBI after discovering that his own son has fallen victim to addiction. As he investigates a vast criminal network involving cartels, gangs, and the local mafia, the case exposes the human toll of one of the country's most devastating public health crises.

Did you know? The film's title refers to one of the nicknames used for fentanyl within organized crime.

The beloved British comedy returns with more heartfelt humor and emotional storytelling. This season, Nikki and Jason face an unexpected challenge when Kat, the biological mother of their adopted children, enters their lives, threatening the delicate balance they've worked so hard to build.

Did you know? Stars Esther Smith and Rafe Spall became a real-life couple after working together on the series.

The acclaimed continuation of the classic animated series returns with the X-Men scattered across different timelines as they struggle to reunite. Along the way, they'll face new enemies and a growing wave of anti-mutant intolerance. Preserving the spirit that made the original series a classic while introducing stunning new animation, Season 2 expands the mutant universe even further.

Did you know? The series continues the story of the iconic X-Men: The Animated Series from the 1990s.

Acclaimed filmmaker Fernando Eimbcke returns with a quietly moving story about loneliness and unexpected connection. Olga lives alone in a massive apartment complex, her daily routine seemingly untouched by change. Everything shifts when she rents out a room to a man who secretly moves in with his nine-year-old son. What begins as a financial arrangement gradually becomes a deeply human encounter that challenges their fears, habits, and emotional barriers.

Did you know? The film was shot entirely in black and white and premiered at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival.