It's been a long week here at TechRadar HQ, so I'm ready to put up my feet and relax with the latest releases on the best streaming services.
There's a fair amount to look forward to as well, with two new movies, and a smattering of new and returning shows, to wrap your eyeballs around. So, delay no longer — get the lowdown on the biggest films and TV series you'll want to catch this weekend. — Tom Power, senior entertainment reporter
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (Netflix)
Tommy Shelby is back for one final hurrah. Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man follows his big comeback in 1940, with his now grown-up eldest son Duke (Barry Keoghan) involved in a plot to foil World War II.
Article continues belowIn short, he's helping the Nazis distribute counterfeit money across the country, making him rich to the tune of £70 million in the process. This doesn't sound like there'd be a lot of punch-ups along the way, but trust me, the gang gets down and dirty.
With some touching tributes to cast members gone by and a dazzling cameo from Stephen Graham, Peaky Blinders finishes with the biggest bang you could imagine. Find out more in my Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man review. — Jasmine Valentine, entertainment reporter
Invincible season 4 (Prime Video)
I'm a sucker for Mark Grayson getting the literal and thematic crap kicked out of him in Invincible, so you can bet how excited I am that the highly-rated adult animated show is back on Prime Video.
In news that'll shock no-one, Invincible season 4 picks up immediately after its predecessor's finale and sees the Amazon TV Original's protagonist in the throes of an existential crisis. Better sort yourself out before the Viltrumite War starts, Mark...
Only the first three episodes of Invincible 4 have made their Prime Video debut so far. But, if you want a tease for what's to come in subsequent chapters, my Invincible season 4 review is a good place to start. Fair warning: mild spoilers can be found over there, so maybe stick to my Invincible season 4 guide if you're looking for a spoiler-free breakdown for this season. — TP
Imperfect Women (Apple TV)
Psychological thriller Imperfect Women landed on Apple TV this week, with the first two episodes available to watch now before moving to a weekly release schedule. Despite its title, there’s a perfect cast made up of huge names, including Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington, and Kate Mara.
Based on its book namesake, the eight-part thriller centers on a devastating crime which has a huge impact on a decades-long friendship.
It’s been met with mixed reviews so far (judging by its) 50% Rotten Tomatoes critical rating, anyway) so you’ll have to decide which side of the argument you’re on. — Lucy Buglass, senior entertainment writer
Wicked: For Good (Peacock)
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Adapting the hit musical' latter half, Jon. M Chu's take on Elphaba and Glinda's farewell is the most light-hearted yet (thanks to a few new changes).
This means packing an emotional punch so strong that you forget green witches and flying monkeys aren't actually real life. Erivo and Grande are completely invested in delivering the best ending to the tale they love so much, and that only adds to the overall polish of the movie's epic scale. — JV
The Comeback season 3 (HBO Max)
The third and final season of The Comeback is upon us, with the first episode set to arrive this Sunday (March 22) on HBO Max.
You won't be able to binge watch it all, but it might be worth savoring them after star Lisa Kudrow confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that this is the end of the line.
It's been a 12 year wait for season 3 and, when we return, we'll be catching up with fictional sitcom actress Valerie Cherish like she never left. I hate goodbyes, but they're inevitable, so get comfy and prepare to hang out with Valerie for the last time. — LB
Bluey's Big Play — The Stage Show (Disney+)
If we weren't collectively obsessed with Bluey enough, our favorite cartoon dog has now come to life.
Well, sort of. Disney+ is now streaming Bluey's Big Play, a "special televised version of the popular touring theatrical production, featuring live performances of fan-favorite characters brought to life by world-class puppeteers."
From someone who has a core childhood memory of seeing the Barney live show aged three, I'd say there's no downside to sitting down with the kids to watch it this weekend. — JV
BTS: The Comeback Live (Netflix)
It’s been three years since K-Pop icons BTS took to the stage, and now they’re reuniting in Seoul’s historic Gwanghwamun Square for a special live performance. You don’t have to book a plane ticket to South Korea to see it, though, as it’s streaming globally on Netflix this Sunday (March 22).
The show kicks off of at 4am PT / 7am PT in the US, so it'll be a very early start for some, but it’ll be so worth it.
To get you hyped up further, the band’s new album 'ARIRANG' releases the day before, so you can get familiar with all the new tracks ahead of the big performance. — LB
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