New Movies To Watch This Weekend On Netflix, Apple TV, And In Theaters

If you are wondering what to watch over this weekend, then we have got a list of newly released movies available in theaters while some of them you can even stream online.

Eternals

The highly anticipated Marvel movie "Eternals" is finally dropped exclusively in theaters. The star-studded movie revolves around a new set of superheroes -- played by Richard Madden, Kumail Nanjiani, Lauren Ridloff, Salma Hayek and Kit Harington -- sent on Earth to protect humans. The movie is helmed by director Chloé Zhao and the story is penned by Ryan Firpo and Kaz Firpo.

Spencer

If you love learning more about Britain's royal family, then "Spencer," which is based on Princess Diana's life events is something you should definitely watch in theaters. The movie revolves around the time when she decided to leave her husband, Prince Charles. The historical drama stars Kristen Stewart, Jack Farthing, Sally Hawkins and Amy Manson. The movie is directed by Pablo Larraín.

The Harder They Fall

Love watching a rowdy adventure? Then do check out "The Harder They Fall," which is available in theaters and also streaming on Netflix. The movie is directed by The Bullitts and it revolves around a man who seeks revenge with help of his gang against an enemy, who is soon going to step out of the prison.

Finch

If you consider yourself a sci-fi drama lover, then "Finch" is a perfect pick for you. The story revolves around a robot, who lives in the post-apocalyptic period and protects his creator's pet while learning about friendship and love. Tom Hanks plays Finch's character in the movie and it also stars Caleb Landry Jones, Skeet Ulrich, Samira Wiley. The movie is streaming on Apple TV.

The Beta Test

Looking for a satire on Hollywood? then do check out "The Beta Test," which is streaming on Apple TV and also available in theaters. The movie is a thriller mystery that revolves around a Hollywood agent who receives an anonymous letter inviting him for a sexual encounter. The thriller stars Jim Cummings, Olivia Grace Applegate, PJ McCabe, Malin Barr, and Virginia Newcomb.

If you missed out on last week's list of movie releases, you can see it here.