Amy Schumer stars in the R-rated comedy “Kinda Pregnant,” while Kevin Costner lends his voice to a new docuseries focusing on Yosemite National Park. These exciting titles are part of the latest batch of films, series, music, and games coming to streaming services soon.
Among other notable offerings are an anniversary edition of John Coltrane’s iconic album “A Love Supreme,” an inventive documentary titled “Piece by Piece” which chronicles Pharrell Williams’ life using Lego, and the romantic drama “We Live In Time” starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh. These selections have been chosen by entertainment journalists for their streaming potential.
NEW MOVIES TO STREAM FEB. 3-9
— The Netflix comedy “Kinda Pregnant,” led by Amy Schumer, is set to launch this Wednesday. Schumer portrays Lainy, who pretends to be expecting a child by sporting a fake baby bump in an effort to overshadow her best friend who is genuinely pregnant. In this whimsical predicament, she encounters the man of her dreams. Joining her in the cast are Will Forte, Jillian Bell, Damon Wayans Jr., and Brianne Howey from “Ginny and Georgia.”
— Reflecting on love, family, cancer, and ambition, “We Live In Time” makes its debut on Max on February 7. Directed by John Crowley and featuring Garfield and Pugh, the film juxtaposes heavy themes with light-hearted moments. Reviewers have described the performances as quietly moving and emphasized the film’s charm, despite some far-fetched narrative elements.
— Pharrell Williams’ life is uniquely explored in Morgan Neville’s documentary “Piece by Piece,” which utilizes Lego to tell his story. This imaginative portrayal begins streaming on Peacock on February 7 and has been described as a colorful and clever celebration of the artist’s quirky soul, merging high-concept with a playful low-key approach.
NEW MUSIC TO STREAM FEB. 3-9
— Celebrating the 60th anniversary of John Coltrane’s seminal work, “A Love Supreme,” the album will be available for streaming on February 7 through Impulse! Records. This updated edition allows fans to revisit what many regard as Coltrane’s crowning achievement, and for collectors, a limited-edition vinyl release will also be offered.
— Emerging star Natti Natasha is blending genres with her new project “Natti Natasha en Amargue,” produced by Romeo Santos. Delivering a fusion of reggaeton, bachata, and pop, tracks like “Tu Loca” and the sultry “Quiéreme Menos” showcase her modern take on tropical music, highlighted by a live performance at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade.
NEW SHOWS TO STREAM FEB. 3-9
— Starring Kaitlyn Dever, the limited series “Apple Cider Vinegar” will premiere on Netflix on Thursday. This show delves into the darker sides of the wellness industry and is inspired by the true story of Belle Gibson, an Australian woman who falsely claimed to be a cancer survivor due to her supposed healthy lifestyle. Co-starring Alycia Debnam-Carey and Aisha Dee, it promises a gripping narrative.
— Kevin Costner reprises his role as both host and narrator in “Yellowstone to Yosemite with Kevin Costner.” This three-part docuseries, premiering on February 8, explores the historic expedition of Teddy Roosevelt and John Muir through Yosemite, highlighting the inspiration it provided for Roosevelt’s conservation efforts.
NEW VIDEO GAMES TO PLAY
— The video game “Kingdom Come: Deliverance II” will transport players back into the 15th-century Bohemia. Picking up where the first game left off, Henry returns to right the wrongs done to his family by mercenaries, now fighting for those hoping to restore the king. With a commitment to historical accuracy, the new installment is devoid of fantasy elements, focusing instead on swordplay and strategy. Gamers can join the adventure on PlayStation 5, Xbox X/S, and PC starting Tuesday.
— The immersive experience awaits as players navigate lush landscapes, balance battle strategies, and enjoy moments reflecting the beauty of historical Bohemia.
