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THE WEEKLY STREAMING GUIDE
November 15–21, 2026
What’s worth watching this week, what’s new, and what you can probably skip.
It’s mid-November in New England.
It’s dark at approximately 2:47 in the afternoon, Thanksgiving is sneaking up on us, and the couch is starting to win a lot more arguments.
Fortunately, there’s some wicked good stuff to watch.
THE TOP 10
1. POSSIBLE LOVE
Netflix | Drama | Streaming now
🏆 PICK OF THE WEEK
This one keeps the top spot.
Lee Chang-dong’s first movie since Burning follows two married couples whose lives get tangled together through a documentary project.
That sounds simple.
It is not.
Marriage, money, class, jealousy, unemployment, attraction — basically all the stuff you should probably avoid discussing at Thanksgiving dinner.
Possible Love has a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score from 60 reviews, and Netflix confirms it began streaming globally November 6.
The verdict: It’s 2 hours and 44 minutes, subtitled, and requires your full attention.
Watch it anyway.
This is the best movie on streaming right now.
2. BLACK DOVES — SEASON 2
Netflix | Spy Thriller | Streaming now
Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw are back, and season two is even better than we expected.
The new season currently has a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score from 26 critics. Reviewers have particularly praised Knightley and Whishaw, with several major British outlets awarding the season four stars.
It’s also getting watched.
As of Sunday morning, Black Doves sits No. 4 on JustWatch’s daily U.S. TV chart and was No. 3 on Reelgood’s latest combined streaming chart.
The verdict: Smart, violent, funny, and extremely bingeable.
If Slow Horses left a hole in your television schedule, this’ll do nicely.
3. PROJECT HAIL MARY
Prime Video | Science Fiction | Streaming now
Ryan Gosling wakes up alone on a spaceship with no idea why he’s there.
Things get complicated.
Based on Andy Weir’s novel, the movie has turned into one of the year’s biggest crowd-pleasers.
It currently holds 95% from critics and 95% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes and sits seventh on JustWatch’s current U.S. movie chart.
The verdict: Big science fiction with actual brains and heart.
If you somehow missed it earlier this year, this is your reminder.
4. THE BODY
Netflix | Drama / Horror | Streaming now
Here’s the biggest mover since last week.
A group of Catholic-school girls start experiencing prophetic visions after a dance-team initiation goes completely off the rails.
That premise could’ve turned into complete nonsense.
Instead, the reviews are good and audiences appear to love it.
Season one has 86% from critics and an eye-popping 98% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. It’s also No. 2 on JustWatch’s U.S. television chart today.
The verdict: A legitimately good sleeper hit.
Think religious hysteria, teenage friendship, supernatural weirdness, and absolutely terrible decision-making.
5. THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RINGS OF POWER — SEASON 3
Prime Video | Fantasy | Streaming now
Middle-earth returned Wednesday with four new episodes.
And here’s the surprise: season three appears to be the show’s strongest yet.
The new season has an 81% Rotten Tomatoes critics’ score, with reviews consistently saying the story is more focused and finally moving with some urgency.
It’s currently seventh on JustWatch’s U.S. TV chart.
The verdict: If you gave up on the show after season one or two, this might be the season that gets you back.
Still looks like Amazon spent the GDP of a small country making it.
6. MOBLAND — SEASON 2
Paramount+ | Crime Drama | Season finale Friday
Tom Hardy, Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan, gangsters, betrayals, family feuds.
Nothing subtle happening here.
Season two holds 90% from critics and 81% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. The show was No. 1 on Reelgood’s November 5–11 chart and remains fifth on JustWatch’s daily U.S. TV rankings.
The season finale arrives November 20.
The verdict: If you’ve been watching all season, Friday should be a good one.
If you haven’t started yet, now you’ve got the entire season ready for a binge.
7. I’M STILL HERE
Hulu | Historical Drama | Tuesday, November 17
This is one of the best movies being added to a major service this week.
Walter Salles’ Brazilian drama follows Eunice Paiva and her family after her husband disappears during Brazil’s military dictatorship.
Fernanda Torres is terrific.
The movie sits at 97% from critics and 97% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes. Hulu officially adds it November 17.
The verdict: Tuesday night’s movie is handled.
Heavy subject matter, outstanding filmmaking.
8. THE INVITE
HBO Max | Comedy / Drama | Streaming now
We’re keeping this one around because people are still finding it — and it deserves the attention.
Olivia Wilde directs and stars alongside Seth Rogen, Edward Norton, and Penélope Cruz in a dinner-party comedy where everybody probably should’ve gone home an hour earlier.
It has a 95% critics’ score and 89% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
It’s currently No. 2 on JustWatch’s U.S. movie chart, and Moviefone also has it among this week’s most popular streaming movies.
The verdict: Still one of the easiest movie-night recommendations out there.
Like a disastrous Thanksgiving dinner, except you don’t have to help clean up afterward.
9. THE END OF OAK STREET
HBO Max | Sci-Fi / Thriller | Streaming now
A normal suburban street gets ripped out of reality and dropped somewhere it absolutely does not belong.
Not ideal for property values.
Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor star in this creature-feature throwback, which currently holds 86% from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
It’s also sitting near the very top of the current JustWatch movie rankings.
The verdict: Fun, fast, creepy entertainment.
Sometimes you don’t need a complicated metaphor.
Sometimes you need dinosaurs wrecking a neighborhood.
10. NOCTURNE
Apple TV | Crime Thriller | New episode Friday
Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz, and Stephen Graham star in this serial-killer drama.
The critics are more enthusiastic than audiences: 85% on Rotten Tomatoes from critics versus 59% from viewers.
But it’s clearly finding an audience.
Nocturne sits ninth on today’s JustWatch TV rankings and was No. 2 on Reelgood’s latest weekly chart.
The verdict: Dark, deliberately paced crime television.
Not for everybody, but Stephen Graham being terrifying is usually worth the price of admission.
