The 9 best things to stream this weekend, from an Oscar favorite to Millie Bobby Brown's new adventure film

The eight-film "Harry Potter" series was previously available on Max (which also has a "Harry Potter" TV show currently in development) until February 2024. But never fear — the beloved fantasy movies just found another home this month. Max and Peacock effectively take turns with streaming rights, with the franchise bouncing back and forth between the two platforms over the past few years.

Streaming on: Peacock

The drama! The tears! The incredibly poignant conversations between people who aren't even cast members on the show (here's looking at you, Clay's parents)!

Find out whether season six's final three couples left standing — Clay and AD, Johnny and Amy, and Chelsea and Jimmy — said "I do" at the altar. And catch up on all 12 episodes of the season ahead of the reunion special airing next week, which is sure to be explosive given how much off-screen drama enveloped the cast.

Streaming on: Netflix

"Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown leads "Damsel," a fantasy film with a feminist bent. It turns its fairy-tale premise on its head for a fun adventure.

Streaming on: Netflix

After a season of ups, downs, and meme-worthy reactions, "The Traitors" season two ended on Thursday night. If you missed the finale, catch up this weekend to see whether returning season one player Kate Chastain, of "Below Deck" fame, successfully kept her Traitor status undercover until the end and won the prize. And tune in to the reunion to see if Phaedra Parks still thinks fellow Traitor Dan Gheesling is a piece of dry melba toast with no butter, no jam, no nothing.

Streaming on: Peacock

Netflix's latest docuseries shines a harrowing light on the troubled teen industry. "The Program: Cons, Cults, and Kidnapping" focuses on the Academy at Ivy Ridge, a now-defunct facility in Ogdensburg, New York, that marketed itself as a boarding school, and features interviews with former attendees, who allege they faced physical and mental abuse while enrolled.

One of the survivors, a woman named Katherine Kubler, directs the three-part series, speaking to her own former classmates.

Streaming on: Netflix

The 2024 musical remake of the beloved 2004 movie got a mixed reception from critics. But it's still a fun watch for fans of the original, who'll appreciate the returning cast members and fun Easter eggs referencing the first movie (and yes, they took out that unfortunate fire-crotch joke). You can also just tune in for Renee Rapp, who is great.

Streaming on: Paramount+

Guy Ritchie's TV-sized remake of his 2019 film of the same name is a rollicking good time and improves upon the original. It's a great pick if you're looking for some crime drama/action thriller vibes. After you watch it, check out BI's comprehensive list of the details you missed in the show.

Streaming on: Netflix

My personal pick for the best film of 2023 is now available to stream, which is great news for everyone who has taste.

Yorgos Lanthimos' visually dazzling, genre-splicing hit is a true odyssey, with a stunning lead performance from Emma Stone as Bella Baxter, a woman who committed suicide only to be resurrected by Willem Dafoe's eccentric surgeon Godwin Baxter, who transplanted the brain of the dead woman's living fetus into her body. Dafoe and Mark Ruffalo give stellar, unexpectedly hilarious supporting performances, too. (That dance scene!)

Streaming on: Hulu

One of Business Insider's best shows of 2023 is back for an eight-episode second season. The British superhero comedy series features a character named Jizzlord, a shapeshifter who was stuck in cat form for several years. If this detail resonates with you as it does with me, that's probably all you need to tune in.

Streaming on: Hulu