7 new movies and shows to watch this weekend on Netflix, Disney Plus and Hulu

Ryan Reynolds and Lil Rel Howery in Free Guy

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Chase those February blues away past watching new movies and shows this weekend on Netflix, Hulu, Peacock and other streaming services.

The weekend's lineup is led by Killing Eve season four, which is the terminal affiliate of the drama. The chemistry even so sizzles between Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle (Jodie Comer) and we tin't wait to see if they brand out or finally kill each other — or both!

Free Guy finally makes its streaming debut, months later its theatrical release. Ryan Reynolds headlines the action one-act as a not-player character in a video game that turns into a hero.

Also premiering are the Vikings spinoff Valhalla, Tyler Perry'southward latest Madea movie Homecoming and Netflix'due south latest interactive special Cat Infiltrator. And let's not forget the return of the original Law and Order. Twelve years after its cancellation, the procedural has been resurrected.

Here'southward our guide to what to watch this weekend.

Killing Eve season iv (BBC America)

The more things change, the more than they stay the same. Killing Eve has put its two protagonists through the ringer. But while both Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle (Jodie Comer) purport to have changed, they're however playing the cat-and-mouse game they take since the beginning.

Eve has left MI6 and is now working at a private security firm, though she's also conducting a side investigation into the Twelve on behalf of her old dominate Carolyn (Fiona Shaw). The whereabouts of assassin Hélène (Camille Cottin) is also a top priority. Meanwhile, Villanelle has forsworn killing and is fifty-fifty in therapy. She's determined to show Eve how much progress she's made — but when they come face to face up, the same question looms: Will they impale each other or finally get together? Episodes 1 and ii air on AMC Plus on Dominicus, while BBC America and AMC simply get episode one.

Airing Sun, Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. ET / PT on BBC America (via Sling or Fubo )
Streaming Sunday on AMC Plus, and Monday at 9 p.m. ET / PT on AMC

Free Guy (Disney Plus)

If your Disney Plus account has been collecting digital grit, we've got good news. Arguably one of the most anticipated goofy movies to hitting streaming, the quondam theatrical exclusive Gratis Guy but arrived on Wednesday (Feb. 23). While its marketing makes it appear to only be a film well-nigh 1 of the not-playable eyewitness characters in a Grand Theft Car game, this comedy has a stellar cast that could turn doubters into curious streamers.

Where else will you see Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds), Stranger Things' Steve (Joe Keery), Killing Eve's Villanelle (Jodie Comer) and Get Out's Rod the TSA agent (Lil Rel Howery)? Oh, and Taika freaking Waititi is in it every bit a megalomaniacal video game developer. — Henry T. Casey

Streaming now on Disney Plus

A Madea Homecoming (Netflix)

Tyler Perry's iconic character is back —hallelujer! Madea took a brief break later 2019's Family Funeral, but everybody's favorite Black grandmother returns for the 12th film in the Madea cinematic universe. Homecoming is adapted from Perry'south stage play Madea's Farewell Play and revolves around her keen-grandson's college graduation.

Madea is overjoyed to welcome all the family members who are in town for the big issue. However, hidden secrets and drama threaten to destroy the happy homecoming. In addition to Perry, the movie also features Madea vets Cassi Davis-Patton every bit Aunt Bam, Tamela Mann equally Cora Simmons and Gabrielle Dennis as Laura.

Streaming now on Netflix

Vikings: Valhalla (Netflix)

The spinoff of History'southward popular Vikings drama takes place 100 years afterward the events of the original testify. It tells the stories of some of the most famous Norsemen in history. Following the expiry of Male monarch Edward the Confessor, tensions betwixt the Vikings and English language royals reach a bloody breaking betoken. Meanwhile, the Vikings clash amid themselves over their conflicting Christian and Heathen behavior.

Leif Erikson (Sam Corlett), Freydís Eiríksdóttir (Frida Gustavsson) and Harald Hardrada (Leo Suter) begin a journey that volition accept them from Kattegat to England and across. They seek glory and honor as they traverse oceans and fight on battlefields.

Streaming now on Netflix

Constabulary and Order season 21 (NBC)

Dun dun! Here's a twist ripped right from a crime procedural: The original Law and Society is dorsum. NBC has revived the drama, which aired its 20th and so-final season in 2010. What is expressionless may never die, but rises once again harder and stronger (h/t Game of Thrones).

Sam Waterston returns as Commune Attorney Jack McCoy, and Anthony Anderson reprises his role as Detective Kevin Bernard. They're surrounded by new faces, including Jeffrey Donovan as Bernard's partner Frank Cosgrove and Camryn Manheim as Lieutenant Kate Dixon. In the courtroom, Hugh Dancy is EADA Nolan Price, with Odelya Halevi as ADA Samantha Maroun.

Streaming at present on Peacock

No Exit (Hulu)

Ths thriller follows higher student Darby (Havana Rose Liu) as she heads home to deal with a family emergency. When a blizzard strikes, she'southward stranded at a highway residual stop with a grouping of strangers. And surprise, surprise — things start to go terribly wrong.

When Darby discovers an abducted girl in a van in the parking lot, she and the others are put into a life-or-decease struggle to discover who among them is the kidnapper. Any ane of them could be the culprit, including the seemingly nice older couple (Dennis Haysbert and Dale Dickey).

Streaming at present on Hulu

Cat Infiltrator (Netflix)

The creators of Black Mirror pioneered interactive Netflix specials with Bandersnatch. They're doing it once again with the animated Cat Burglar, which allows viewers to steer the story by making on-screen choices forth the mode.

The plot is simple: Rowdy Cat must sneak past Peanut the Security Pup to steal a priceless particular from a museum. But instead of directing the cat's actions, the viewer is prompted to reply trivia questions. If you answer incorrectly, the cat dies (often in gruesome style). Netflix states that y'all can play Cat Infiltrator a hundred times and never see the same version twice.

Streaming now on Netflix

Beloved, Tom (Paramount Plus)

Veteran songwriter Tom Douglas mostly works behind the scenes, penning hits for major country artists like Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw and Lady A. This documentary puts him in the spotlight for once, post-obit him effectually Nashville as he tells stories about his childhood, career, struggles and successes.

He performs some of his best-known songs, including a showstopper rendition of "The House That Built Me" in an empty Ryman Auditorium. The documentary is accompanied by the release of a companion album, which features new tunes written by Douglas.

Streaming at present on Paramount Plus

Reno 911! Defunded (The Roku Channel)

The satire continues to push boundaries, this fourth dimension taking on the motility to defund the law. Reno's finest find themselves with no budget and no backups, which results in a squad room that's low on resources and high on chaos. They get schooled virtually white privilege and how police actions can exist harmful to the citizens they're trying to protect.

Thomas Lennon and the original bandage members return, and this season brings in guest stars like Jamie Lee Curtis, Weird Al Yankovic and George Lopez.

Streaming at present on The Roku Aqueduct

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