Best Movies to Stream this Weekend on Peacock, Including a Major Oscar Contender

The Peacock streaming platform continues to expand its library with a diverse selection of cinematic offerings ranging from high-octane action to heartfelt animation. This weekend provides an opportunity for viewers to catch up on recent theatrical releases, rediscover modern classics, and explore new biographical documentaries. Whether audiences are looking for family-friendly adventures or intense dramatic narratives, the current catalog offers a variety of genres to suit different preferences. These titles represent some of the most popular and trending options available for subscribers during the upcoming break.

‘It’s Dorothy!’ (2025)

‘It’s Dorothy!’ provides an in-depth biographical exploration of the themes and experiences associated with its central figure’s journey. The film premieres on Peacock this Friday, March 13, offering viewers a comprehensive look at the subject’s life through a structured narrative. It utilizes various perspectives to construct a story that highlights the specific challenges and milestones encountered by the protagonist. This documentary aims to provide clarity on the legacy and cultural impact of the individual portrayed throughout the footage.

‘Song Sung Blue’ (2025)

‘Song Sung Blue’ centers on the lives of a recovering alcoholic and a single mother who establish a romantic and creative bond. The pair successfully launches a Neil Diamond tribute band, which becomes the focal point of their shared professional and personal journey. Produced by Focus Features, the film examines the complexities of starting over and finding a sense of purpose through musical expression. It highlights how creative collaboration can foster emotional growth and resilience in the face of significant life adversity.

‘Hamnet’ (2025)

‘Hamnet’ explores the profound grief experienced by Agnes Hathaway and her husband, William Shakespeare, following the sudden death of their son. Their eleven-year-old child, Hamnet, succumbs to the plague, leaving the family to navigate a world forever changed by his absence. This production by Hera Pictures focuses on the emotional landscape of the household during the late 16th century. The narrative delves into how personal tragedy influences art and the private sacrifices made behind the scenes of historical literary success.

‘The Beekeeper’ (2024)

‘The Beekeeper’ follows a retired operative from a clandestine organization who is drawn back into a world of violence following a personal tragedy. After a close friend is driven to suicide by a sophisticated financial scam, the protagonist seeks vengeance against the modern criminals responsible. He utilizes his unique skill set to track down and dismantle the hierarchy of the fraudulent enterprise while evading law enforcement. The film serves as a high-stakes action thriller that explores themes of justice and corporate accountability in the digital age.

‘Fast X’ (2023)

‘Fast X’ depicts the ongoing struggle of Dominic Toretto and his family as they are targeted by a vengeful new adversary from their past. Dante Reyes, the son of a former foe, emerges to dismantle Dom’s life piece by piece in revenge for a decade-old heist in Rio de Janeiro. The film features elaborate automotive sequences and global locations as the characters fight to protect their legacy and each other. It arrives on Peacock on March 15, continuing the high-octane narrative and ensemble-driven action of the long-standing franchise.

‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ (2023)

‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ adapts the world of the iconic video game franchise into an animated adventure for all ages. Brooklyn plumbers Mario and Luigi are transported through a mysterious pipe and find themselves separated in different magical realms. Mario must join forces with Princess Peach and a brave Toad to rescue his brother and stop the conquest of the power-hungry Bowser. The film features vibrant animation and various references to the source material’s extensive history and character roster.

‘Home’ (2015)

‘Home’ focuses on the unlikely alliance between a quirky outcast alien named Oh and a resourceful human girl named Tip. While hiding from an alien race seeking refuge on Earth, the two characters embark on a global road trip to find Tip’s missing mother. The film explores themes of friendship and the importance of understanding those who are different from ourselves through its comedic narrative. This DreamWorks Animation production utilizes adventure to deliver a story about the true meaning of belonging and acceptance.

‘Ted’ (2012)

‘Ted’ tells the story of John Bennett, whose childhood wish resulted in his teddy bear coming to life and becoming his lifelong companion. As an adult, John finds his relationship with his girlfriend threatened by his continued attachment to the foul-mouthed and hedonistic bear. The film examines the difficulties of transitioning into mature adulthood while clinging to the comforts and habits of the past. It provides a comedic look at loyalty and the necessity of personal growth within the context of long-term adult relationships.

‘Madagascar’ (2005)

‘Madagascar’ follows four pampered zoo animals from New York City who unexpectedly wash ashore on a wild island after a failed relocation attempt. Accustomed to being the main attraction at the Central Park Zoo, the lion, zebra, giraffe, and hippo must quickly learn to survive in a jungle filled with predators. The film highlights the group’s attempts to navigate the local ecosystem and the unique social structures of the resident lemurs. It serves as an exploration of the contrast between a life of domestication and the reality of the natural world.

‘The Little Rascals’ (1994)

‘The Little Rascals’ brings the classic characters of the original “Our Gang” shorts to a contemporary setting for a new generation of viewers. The story involves a series of comedic mishaps that occur when the leaders of a strictly male club discover a member is secretly courting a girl. Their attempts to build and race a go-kart are jeopardized by internal rivalries, sabotage, and a series of neighborhood accidents. The film celebrates childhood imagination and the enduring nature of friendship through its portrayal of community mischief and youth competition.

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