The world of streaming can be an overwhelming place, so if you're in need of some guidance as to what's new and worth watching (or not), you've come to the right place.
Six years on from the hit TV series, the French super-agents of ASK return in one-off feature-length episode Call My Agent! the Movie on Netflix. And while they’re still wrangling troublesome clients and diva creatives, the stakes are higher than ever when Andrea (Camille Cottin) tries a career change to become a director.
There's lots more for film fans to enjoy. Also new to Netflix is Denis Villeneuve's visually stunning sci-fi epic Dune: Part Two, which continues Paul Atreides's journey as he joins the Fremen to seek revenge against those who destroyed his family and confront a destiny that could reshape the galaxy. Starring Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson and Austin Butler, it's widely regarded as ambitious and thrilling.
A recent arrival on Disney+ is The Mandalorian and Grogu, which continues the Star Wars adventures of Din Djarin and his Force-sensitive apprentice Grogu as they take on a new mission for the fledgling New Republic amid the threat of scattered Imperial warlords. Starring Pedro Pascal, this adventure builds on the events of The Mandalorian series and takes the beloved duo to the big screen for their most ambitious story yet.
Also streaming now is Minions & Monsters, as everyone's favourite yellow menaces take on classic Hollywood. When James and Henry decide to make their own creature feature, they go about it the only way they know how – by conjuring up a real monster. With movie references coming thick and fast, and visual gags aplenty, the latest film proves there's still life in the Minions franchise yet.
The Grand Tour returns with a brand-new era on Prime Video, as motoring YouTubers Thomas Holland and James Engelsman (of Throttle House) join social media star and engineer Francis Bourgeois to take over from Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May. The new-look series keeps the show's globe-trotting road trips, big automotive challenges and banter, while bringing a fresh perspective for a new generation of car fans.
Whether it's a sweeping period drama like My Brilliant Career, a tell-all football documentary such as Mourinho or a critically acclaimed comedy such as Ted Lasso, there's something here to suit everyone's taste.
Take a look at the list below, which includes all the details about where you can watch any title – and what we think.