May began with a bang on HBO Max, as one of the most controversial movies of the year debuted on streaming. Instantly rising to the top of the charts, Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights was a must-watch for millions of HBO Max subscribers, including those who were fans of stars Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, and those who wanted to morbidly discover what all the divisive discourse was about. For almost the entire month, Wuthering Heights has remained the most-watched movie on the platform.

Another weekend at the box office has passed, and the Phil Lord and Christopher Miller-directed sci-fi masterpiece Project Hail Marycontinues to impress. Almost two months into its theatrical run, Ryan Goslingand Rocky are still earning many millions in ticket sales, with a $6.5 million haul reported in the past three days. This marked a 23% drop from the previous week, despite losing 600 locations nationwide. This is all thanks to the promise of an extended run in theaters, as Project Hail Mary champions an impressive spring box office.

Next week marks a major moment for Prime Video subscribers, as one of the streamer's flagship shows waves goodbye after seven years. On Wednesday, May 20, the story of Karl Urban's Billy Butcher, Jack Quaid's Hughie Campbell, and Antony Starr's Homelander will come to an explosive end in The BoysSeason 5 finale. After a frustrating fourth season, this current fifth of Eric Kripke's beloved superhero series has been a breath of fresh air as all those in front of the camera and behind the scenes returned to form. But can they nail the landing? All will be discovered next week, but in the meantime, there's plenty more worth watching on the streamer. With that in mind, here's a look at three Prime Video shows you need to binge this weekend.

Airing between 1974 and 1983, few shows can illicit a sense of nostalgia quite like Little House on the Prairie. Based on the popular novel of the same name by Laura Ingalls Wilder, the show ran on NBC for almost a decade and aired over 200 episodes, becoming a household favorite of millions in the process. Taking viewers back to a simpler time in the American past, the show was a warm blanket of comfort for original viewers, and still holds up today as a way to turn back the clock and unwind.

Although Mortal Kombat IIsurprised many with its solid box office debut last weekend, it was unable to take the top spot from the fashionably late The Devil Wears Prada 2, as Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, Stanley Tucci, and co. vogued their way to another huge haul. This weekend, will there be any change at the top of the charts? It seems unlikely, with perhaps the most eye-catching of arrivals coming in the form of a special 25th anniversary re-release for everyone's favorite Scottish ogre, Shrek. With that in mind, maybe staying in and streaming is your best bet. To help you decide what to watch, here's a look at three movies you should watch on Netflix.

This summer is stacked with great movies. From Tom Holland’s return to the web in Spider-Man: Brand New Dayto the fifth installment in the beloved Disney and Pixar franchise Toy Story, there is something for everyone. However, no more is more hotly anticipated — in spite of its divisive trailer — than The Odyssey. Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s classical epic is scheduled to hit theaters on July 17, 2026, earning over 23,000 tickets for IMAX 70mm screenings almost a year ago in an unprecedented early haul.

The long and violent saga of Cillian Murphy's Tommy Shelby came to an explosive end by the order of Netflix earlier this year, as Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, a sequel to the hit series Peaky Blinders, exploded onto global streaming and even in limited theaters. Earning 25.3 million views in its first three days of release, the movie became the most-watched title on Netflix in countless countries around the world, even holding strong into its second week with an impressive 19.4 million views.

From Vince Vaughn, James Marsden, and Eiza González's crime thriller with a time travel twist in Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, to the late February return of Paradise, the hit sci-fi series starring Sterling K. Brown, there have been plenty of exciting new and returning movies and shows on Hulu in 2026 thus far. On June 8, the British comedy-drama Alice and Steve, written by Sophie Goodhart and directed by Tom Kingsley, will make its hilarious splash on the streamer, and will be quickly followed by another must-see comedy just a week later.