Summer TV is really heating up, with more new movies and shows to watch this weekend on Netflix, Prime Video and other top streaming services. The weekend lineup features a variety of exciting content, including thrillers, documentaries, and a bit of wholesome family entertainment.
The Return of Orphan Black
Orphan Black fans can rejoice as the beloved series continues with Orphan Black: Echoes. Led by Krysten Ritter, this sequel revisits the intriguing world of human cloning. Lucy, Ritter’s character, has no memory of her past and lives a secluded life until certain events drag her back into the spotlight. The intense narrative is further enriched by appearances from familiar characters like Dr. Kira Manning, unlocking layers of the complex and thrilling storyline.
Behind the Scenes with America’s Sweethearts
If you’re fascinated by high-stakes auditions and rigorous training regimes, America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders offers an unparalleled glimpse into one of America’s most iconic cheerleading squads. The docu-series tracks the journey from initial auditions to the climax of the NFL season, showcasing what it takes to be part of this elite team.
Shoresy Season 3 Brings More Hockey Antics
Shoresy is back for another season on Hulu, and it’s guaranteed to be as foul-mouthed and entertaining as ever. Jared Keeso returns as Shoresy Shore leading the Sudbury Bulldogs in their quest for hockey glory. Expect fierce competition and intense gameplay alongside hilarious antics typical of this Northern Ontario Senior Hockey Organization show.
Jessica Alba Shines in Trigger Warning
After a hiatus focused on her business ventures, Jessica Alba returns with a powerful performance in Trigger Warning. As Special Forces commando Parker, she confronts her past and uncovers sinister truths about her father’s death while battling a violent gang threatening her hometown. This action-packed thriller is now streaming on Netflix.
An Emotional Goodbye with Federer
Federer: Twelve Final Days, available on Prime Video, offers intimate footage of Roger Federer at the close of his illustrious tennis career. The documentary captures him at his most vulnerable moments, preparing to bid farewell to a sport that has defined much of his life. It’s an incredibly personal look into Federer’s emotional journey.
The Story of Black Barbie
Black Barbie, now streaming on Netflix, delves into the creation and cultural significance of the first Black Barbie doll. The documentary highlights how three pioneering Black women at Mattel transformed an idea into reality. It explores the impact and legacy of this pivotal moment in toy history through insightful storytelling and emotional narratives.
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