New Releases and Upcoming Content
This week, several new releases are making their way to streaming platforms, offering a variety of entertainment options for audiences. Timothée Chalamet stars in the film “Marty Supreme,” where he plays a ping-pong master. The movie is set to stream on HBO Max on April 24 and features a cast that includes Gwyneth Paltrow and Odessa A’zion. Directed by Josh Safdie, the film has been described as a “nerve-busting adrenaline jolt of a movie” by AP’s Jocelyn Noveck.
Another notable release is the darkly comedic Korean thriller “No Other Choice,” which will be available on Hulu on April 24. Directed by Park Chan-wook, the film stars Lee Byung-hun as a family man who, after losing his job, decides to eliminate his competition for a new position. This Golden Globe-nominated film showcases Park’s masterful storytelling.
On Prime Video, the adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel “Regretting You” arrives on April 24. The film features Allison Williams as a single mother navigating life after her husband’s death, with Dave Franco portraying her new love interest. Noveck noted the film’s awkward transition from emotional moments to romantic comedy elements.
Charlize Theron takes on a new role in “Apex,” a survival thriller set in the Australian wilderness, also streaming on April 24. The film follows a grieving woman, played by Theron, who faces off against a sadistic local, played by Taron Egerton, in a harrowing chase.
Music Releases
In the music realm, Kehlani’s new self-titled album releases on April 24, showcasing her growth since her first Top 10 hit, “Folded.” Noah Kahan’s latest album, “The Great Divide,” also debuts on the same day, featuring a blend of folk and introspective lyrics.
Meghan Trainor continues her message of self-acceptance with her new single “Still Don’t Care,” which is part of her upcoming album “Toy with Me,” releasing on April 24. Meanwhile, the documentary “Lainey Wilson: Keepin’ Country Cool” will stream on Netflix starting April 24, offering an in-depth look at the country star’s life.
Television and Series
For series enthusiasts, Netflix introduces “Funny AF with Kevin Hart” on April 24, where Hart searches for the next great stand-up comedian, joined by celebrity judges. Additionally, Prime Video launches the animated series “Kevin,” about a cat navigating life in a pet rescue, also premiering on April 24.
Fans of “Stranger Things” can look forward to the animated spinoff “Stranger Things: Tales from ’85,” debuting on April 23, which follows familiar characters in standalone adventures. Kate Hudson’s series “Running Point” returns for its second season on Netflix on April 23, featuring Hudson as the president of a fictional basketball team.
Gaming Sector
In the gaming sector, “Kiln” offers a unique multiplayer experience where players craft pottery while engaging in competitive battles, launching on April 24. The spinoff “Vampire Crawlers” from the popular game “Vampire Survivors” will also be available on April 24, introducing a new turn-based gameplay style.
Additional Highlights
Other notable mentions include the return of “Running Point” for Season 2, and the availability of a Netflix documentary on country star Lainey Wilson. The film “Marty Supreme” has garnered nine Oscar nominations and achieved $179 million in ticket sales.
AP Film Writer Jake Coyle and AP Music Writer Maria Sherman contributed to this overview of new streaming content. Stay informed with ET Now’s in-depth coverage of Business News, Stock Market updates, IPO announcements, Company News, and Personal Finance Updates. Track live Share Market data, Mutual Funds, and the latest news events in real time.
