Movies

Marty Supreme
In this Oscar-nominated film from Uncut Gems co-director Josh Safdie, Timothée Chalamet delivers a smashing performance that makes table tennis feel like the most high-stakes sport on Earth.

Set in the ’50s, Marty Supreme follows Marty Mauser (Chalamet), a penniless dreamer hungry for glory. Determined to compete in the sport’s most prestigious tournament, he is willing to risk everything for glory — and that relentless ambition fuels a white-knuckle ride packed with tension and chaotic energy.

Chalamet is joined by a stellar supporting cast, including Gwyneth Paltrow and Odessa A’zion, plus unexpected appearances from Tyler, the Creator (credited as Tyler Okonma) and Shark Tank icon Kevin O’Leary as a ruthless businessman who may make (or break) Marty’s future.

Hamnet
Shakespeare’s life has inspired countless films. But Hamnet digs deeper than many of its peers, exploring the heartbreak that may have shaped Hamlet, one of history’s greatest tragedies.

Directed by Chloé Zhao (Nomadland), the film follows William Shakespeare (Paul Mescal) and his wife Agnes Hathaway (Jessie Buckley) as they grapple with the death of their young son. As grief reshapes their lives, the traumatic event becomes the emotional spark behind Hamlet. But this is also Agnes’ journey — one long sidelined by the Bard’s life story.

Buckley delivers a devastating, award-winning performance, bringing raw emotion to a story about love, loss, and artistic creation. Prepare lots of tissues. 

“Wuthering Heights”
Emily Brontë’s classic romance gets a bold, modern makeover in this adaptation from Emerald Fennell. Known for provocative films such as Saltburn and Promising Young Woman, Fennell turns the stormy love (and revenge) story into something edgy and contemporary.

The transformation is so drastic, in fact, that the movie’s title has quotation marks around it. It’s Wuthering Heights in a way, but also not really. 

Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi star as Cathy Earnshaw and Heathcliff, the romantic protagonists. Their tale is reimagined with a Bridgerton-like flair; old-timey norms are subverted, and nuance is thrown out of the window. 

Controversial for its playful take on Victorian-era intimacy, “Wuthering Heights” has divided critics, but its box office success proves this timeless romance still has the power to captivate new audiences. Oh, and did we mention its fantastic gothic-pop soundtrack by Charli XCX? It’s so evocative, it’ll sweep you away into the movie’s world, where passion is all-consuming.

The Wrecking Crew 
Buddy-cop chaos meets island adventure in this action-comedy starring Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa. The two hulking heroes play estranged half-brothers forced to reunite after their father’s murder, only to find themselves tangled in a dangerous trail involving yakuza criminals.

Hot-headed but hilarious, the duo trade punches and punchlines as they race across Hawaii to uncover the truth. With both actors showcasing their comedic chops and undeniable chemistry, The Wrecking Crew delivers explosive action with plenty of laughs.

Mercy  
What if AI decided your fate? In Mercy, justice is no longer determined by humans — but by cold, calculating algorithms.

In 2029, detective Chris Raven (Chris Pratt) finds himself on trial before Maddox (Rebecca Ferguson), an AI judge, after being framed for his wife’s murder. With a 97.5% probability of guilt, he has just 90 minutes to prove his innocence and get his probability percentage down to 92% — or face execution.

Fast-paced and thought-provoking, Mercy blends high-stakes thriller with Black Mirror-style sci-fi and Minority Report elements.

TV

The Night Manager
A decade after becoming a sleeper hit, The Night Manager returns with a thrilling second season. Tom Hiddleston reprises his role as Jonathan Pine, the hotel manager-turned-spy who now leads a covert intelligence group known as the Night Owls.

But espionage comes at a cost. Jonathan soon finds himself facing new dangers, and he must call on both old allies and fresh recruits to overcome them. 

Season 2, unlike the first, is not based on the classic John le Carré novel. But it still delivers the slick, globe-trotting thrills fans loved the first time around.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy
Like the vast reaches of the galaxy, the intergalactic adventures of Star Trek never seem to end. Now, the Star Trek universe expands once more — this time inside the legendary Starfleet Academy. A new generation of cadets steps forward following a cataclysmic event, each determined to prove themselves and protect the galaxy.

Among them: an orphan searching for his mother and a sentient hologram breaking new ground as the academy’s first of her kind. Veteran stars Holly Hunter and Paul Giamatti anchor the series, bringing gravitas to this fresh sci-fi adventure.

No deep Star Trek knowledge required to enjoy this. Just prepare for an exciting new mission.