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Here are the top shows and movies from the past week, on Netflix and across all the major streaming services. We also break out the top 10 lists of TV shows and movies below. Use them to compare your tastes or to get an idea of what you should binge next. You may find a new favorite!
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1. Yellowstone (Paramount Network, Peacock)
The story of the Dutton family of Montana has been a popular one with Yellowstone, but the return of the show to finish out this final season was inevitably going to take some turns since star Kevin Costner walked off to go make his (mostly failed) western movies. We won't spoil the surprise. Suffice to say, the family dynamic is going to change. (Older episodes, even from the current season 5, stream on Peacock; the newest episodes require a cable subscription that allows access to the Paramount Network, which is not the same as Paramount+.)
2. Deadpool & Wolverine (Disney+)
The biggest superhero flick of the year, as well as the biggest superhero film ever rated R, is now on Disney+ of all places. That's because Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman finally teamed up and brought the Merc with the Mouth and his sharp-clawed pal together, kicking and screaming (obscenities) into the MCU. And it worked.
3. My Old Ass (Prime Video)
It’s hard enough to come of age in a movie, but for Elliott it's even harder when her 39-year-old self (Aubrey Plaza) keeps showing up and giving her advice that requires completely re-thinking her life and choices.
4. The Day of the Jackal (Peacock)
Eddie Redmayne moves away from being a wizard to becoming a top assassin in this series remake of the classic movie, which was based on the novel of the same name from 1971.
5. Twisters (Peacock)
Two sets of storm chasers in Oklahoma have to fight it out to see who gets twisted first in this sequel to the 1996 thriller Twister. This time there are drones.
6. Cross (Prime Video)
The third time might be the charm for Alex Cross, the famed detective of what seems like hundreds of books by James Patterson. Aldis Hodge takes on the role once played by Morgan Freeman and Tyler Perry (but not at the same time).
7. Landman (Paramount+)
Taylor Sheridan's latest TV show (he wrote every episode) is based on a podcast. It's all about the world of oil rigs in Texas, where a "landman" does all sorts of services for oil and gas companies. The landman in question is Billy Bob Thornton.
8. Emilia Pérez (Netflix)
Netflix picked up this "French musical crime comedy," which probably tells you nothing and everything you need to know. Zoe "Gamora" Saldaña stars as a US lawyer in Mexico who helps a cartel leader disappear so he can get a new life with a new gender. Let's say it again to make sure you know: It's a musical!
9. Silo (Apple TV+)
This claustrophobic future classic is back for a second season. Juliet the engineer has left the silo and finds herself crossing the wasteland only to (spoilers!) enter another silo. This one is totally void of human life. Or is it?
10. Dune Prophecy (Max)
Just what are the Bene Gesserit actually up to in Dune? This prequel to the movies adapts more of Frank Herbert's world to explore that sect's manipulations 10,000 years before the story of Paul Atreides.
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