‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’ and All the Other Movies Coming To Peacock This Week
Get ready for a packed week of entertainment on Peacock as a massive lineup of movies arrives to keep you glued to your screen. From thrilling action to heartfelt dramas and classic comedies, there’s something for everyone to dive into starting July 31 and continuing through August 3.
This week’s offerings bring a mix of recent releases and timeless favorites, ensuring you’ll find a story to spark your interest. Whether you’re in the mood for a nostalgic rewatch or a fresh cinematic experience, Peacock’s got you covered with a diverse slate of films dropping on Thursday and Sunday.
1. Victor Frankenstein (2015)
Available July 31, this reimagining of the classic tale follows Igor, a hunchbacked assistant, as he aids Dr. Victor Frankenstein in his quest to conquer death. James McAvoy and Daniel Radcliffe star as the duo pushing the boundaries of science with dark consequences.
The film dives into their twisted friendship, blending gothic horror with emotional depth. Expect wild experiments, eerie visuals, and a fresh spin on a legendary story.
2. The Man with the Iron Fists (2012)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this martial arts epic follows a blacksmith in feudal China crafting deadly weapons for warring clans. Directed by and starring RZA, it’s a gritty homage to kung fu classics.
With Russell Crowe and Lucy Liu in the mix, the movie delivers intense fight scenes and a vibrant, stylized world. It’s a bloody, action-packed ride for fans of the genre.
3. Mortal Engines (2018)
Landing on July 31, this sci-fi spectacle is set in a post-apocalyptic world where mobile cities roam and consume smaller towns. Hester Shaw leads a rebellion against a predatory metropolis.
The film boasts stunning visuals and a unique steampunk vibe. It’s a thrilling adventure with high stakes and jaw-dropping world-building.
4. Elysium (2013)
Available July 31, this sci-fi thriller stars Matt Damon as a man fighting to reach a luxurious space station where the elite live, while Earth’s poor struggle below. It’s a tense battle against inequality.
Directed by Neill Blomkamp, the film mixes gritty action with sharp social commentary. Expect intense chases and a thought-provoking story.
5. Borderline (2025)
Premiering July 31, this new thriller follows a ‘90s pop star, played by Samara Weaving, hunted by a deranged stalker with twisted wedding plans. Ray Nicholson delivers a chilling performance as the obsessive fan.
Directed by Jimmy Warden, the film ramps up suspense with every scene. It’s a heart-pounding ride with a fierce fight for survival at its core.
6. Duplicity (2009)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this slick spy caper stars Julia Roberts and Clive Owen as corporate spies tangled in a web of deception and romance. Their chemistry drives the twisty plot.
The film keeps you guessing with its clever cons and global stakes. It’s a stylish, fast-paced thriller perfect for fans of intrigue.
7. Think Like a Man (2012)
Available July 31, this comedy follows a group of friends navigating love and relationships, guided by a self-help book. With a star-studded cast including Kevin Hart and Taraji P. Henson, it’s a laugh-filled romp.
The film balances humor with heartfelt moments about modern romance. Expect witty banter and relatable dating dilemmas.
8. Kung Fu Panda (2008)
Landing on July 31, this animated gem follows Po, a clumsy panda who becomes an unlikely martial arts hero. Jack Black’s voice brings charm and humor to the role.
With vibrant animation and heartfelt lessons, it’s a family-friendly adventure. The action-packed story is perfect for all ages.
9. Bring It on: All or Nothing (2006)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this cheerleading sequel stars Hayden Panettiere as a teen navigating a new school and a fierce cheer squad. It’s packed with high-energy dance battles.
The film delivers campy fun and underdog spirit. Expect plenty of spirit fingers and cheer-worthy moments.
10. 27 Dresses (2008)
Available July 31, this romantic comedy stars Katherine Heigl as a perennial bridesmaid longing for her own love story. James Marsden adds charm as her potential match.
The film is a lighthearted look at love and wedding chaos. It’s a feel-good pick with plenty of laughs and heart.
11. Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016)
Landing on July 31, Po returns to face a supernatural threat and discover his panda heritage. The voice cast, including Angelina Jolie and Dustin Hoffman, shines.
This installment amps up the action and humor with a touching family story. It’s a colorful, crowd-pleasing adventure.
12. Dead Presidents (1995)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this crime drama follows a young man, played by Larenz Tate, turning to a heist after struggling post-Vietnam War. It’s a gripping tale of desperation.
The film blends intense action with raw emotion, exploring loyalty and loss. It’s a powerful watch with a stellar cast.
13. Weird Science (1985)
Available July 31, this ‘80s comedy follows two teens creating their dream woman via a computer. Anthony Michael Hall and Kelly LeBrock star in this wild, quirky classic.
Directed by John Hughes, it’s packed with outrageous humor and nostalgic charm. Perfect for a fun, retro vibe.
14. Kindergarten Cop (1990)
Landing on July 31, Arnold Schwarzenegger stars as a tough cop posing as a kindergarten teacher to catch a criminal. It’s a mix of action and comedy.
The film’s charm lies in Arnie’s fish-out-of-water antics with kids. Expect laughs and a surprising amount of heart.
15. Field of Dreams (1989)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this heartfelt drama stars Kevin Costner as a farmer building a baseball field after hearing mysterious voices. It’s a magical story of faith.
The film blends nostalgia, family, and sports with emotional depth. It’s a timeless classic that hits all the feels.
16. Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)
Available July 31, Po battles a new villain while uncovering his origins. The animation is stunning, with voice work from Gary Oldman and Michelle Yeoh.
This sequel deepens Po’s journey with thrilling action and humor. It’s a vibrant, emotional ride for fans.
17. Footloose (1984)
Landing on July 31, this classic follows Kevin Bacon as a teen fighting to bring dance to a small town that bans it. The music and energy are infectious.
The film captures youthful rebellion and freedom with iconic dance scenes. It’s a nostalgic, feel-good hit.
18. Argo (2012)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, Ben Affleck directs and stars in this tense thriller about a CIA agent rescuing hostages during the Iran crisis. It’s based on a true story.
The film blends suspense with historical drama, keeping you on edge. It’s a gripping, award-winning watch.
19. Good Will Hunting (1997)
Available July 31, this drama stars Matt Damon as a genius janitor with a troubled past, guided by a therapist played by Robin Williams. It’s a moving story of self-discovery.
The film’s emotional depth and stellar performances make it unforgettable. Expect tears and inspiration.
20. She’s All That (1999)
Landing on July 31, this teen rom-com follows a popular jock betting he can turn a nerdy girl into prom queen. Freddie Prinze Jr. and Rachael Leigh Cook shine.
The film is a ‘90s classic with charm and heart. It’s a fun, romantic throwback.
21. Animal House (1978)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this comedy classic follows a rowdy fraternity causing chaos at college. John Belushi’s wild energy steals the show.
The film is a hilarious, irreverent look at campus life. It’s a must-watch for comedy fans.
22. Bull Durham (1988)
Available July 31, this sports rom-com stars Kevin Costner as a veteran baseball player mentoring a rookie while romancing Susan Sarandon. It’s a witty love story.
The film blends humor, romance, and baseball with charm. It’s a home run for fans of the genre.
23. xXx: State of the Union (2005)
Landing on July 31, this action flick stars Ice Cube as a new agent taking on a government conspiracy. It’s packed with over-the-top stunts.
The film delivers fast-paced thrills and explosions. Perfect for fans of high-octane action.
24. Office Space (1999)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this cult comedy follows fed-up office workers rebelling against their soul-crushing jobs. Ron Livingston and Jennifer Aniston star.
Directed by Mike Judge, it’s a sharp satire of workplace monotony. Expect quotable lines and big laughs.
25. Bring It on Again (2004)
Available July 31, this cheerleading sequel follows a new squad chasing glory. It’s packed with high-energy routines and teen drama.
The film keeps the franchise’s campy spirit alive. It’s a fun, light watch for cheer fans.
26. RV (2006)
Landing on July 31, Robin Williams stars as a dad taking his family on a chaotic RV vacation. The comedy is packed with family-friendly mishaps.
The film delivers slapstick humor and heartwarming moments. It’s a great pick for a cozy night in.
27. Mean Girls 2 (2011)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this sequel follows a new high school clique navigating rivalries and drama. It’s a fresh take on the original’s snarky vibe.
The film offers teen comedy with plenty of sass. Perfect for fans of the first film.
28. Breakin’ All the Rules (2004)
Available July 31, this rom-com stars Jamie Foxx as a man writing a breakup guide after a bad split. It’s a funny take on love and heartbreak.
The film mixes humor with relatable relationship woes. Expect charm and plenty of laughs.
29. DragonHeart (1996)
Landing on July 31, this fantasy adventure follows a knight teaming up with a dragon, voiced by Sean Connery, to stop a tyrant. It’s a magical tale.
The film blends action, heart, and humor with epic visuals. A great pick for fantasy fans.
30. Se7en (1995)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this dark thriller stars Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman as detectives hunting a serial killer with a twisted motive. It’s intense and gripping.
Directed by David Fincher, the film is a chilling masterpiece. Prepare for a haunting, unforgettable watch.
31. The Faculty (1998)
Available July 31, this sci-fi horror follows teens discovering their teachers are aliens. With Elijah Wood and Josh Hartnett, it’s a wild ‘90s throwback.
The film mixes creepy suspense with teen angst. It’s a fun, thrilling ride for horror fans.
32. Trolls (2016)
Landing on July 31, this animated musical follows Poppy and Branch on a colorful adventure to save their village. Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake voice the leads.
The film is a vibrant, song-filled joy for kids and adults. Expect catchy tunes and feel-good vibes.
33. Save the Last Dance (2001)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this drama follows a teen ballerina finding love and new moves in a Chicago high school. Julia Stiles and Sean Patrick Thomas star.
The film blends romance, dance, and cultural themes with heart. It’s a moving, rhythmic story.
34. The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
Available July 31, this iconic drama follows a banker wrongly imprisoned, finding hope through friendship. Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman deliver powerful performances.
The film is a moving tale of resilience and redemption. It’s a must-watch classic.
35. Wet Hot American Summer (2001)
Landing on July 31, this cult comedy follows counselors at a summer camp in the ‘80s. With Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler, it’s absurdly funny.
The film’s quirky humor and stacked cast make it a gem. Perfect for a late-night laugh.
36. Bridesmaids (2011)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this comedy stars Kristen Wiig as a maid of honor navigating wedding chaos and personal struggles. It’s a hilarious ensemble piece.
The film blends raunchy humor with heartfelt moments. It’s a comedy classic for group viewing.
37. Grease (1978)
Available July 31, this musical follows Danny and Sandy’s romance at Rydell High. John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John shine with iconic songs.
The film is a nostalgic blast of ‘50s charm and catchy tunes. Perfect for a sing-along night.
38. Major Payne (1995)
Landing on July 31, Damon Wayans stars as a tough Marine training a group of misfit cadets. It’s a mix of comedy and heart.
The film delivers big laughs with Wayans’ over-the-top performance. A fun watch for all ages.
39. Oblivion (2013)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this sci-fi epic stars Tom Cruise as a drone repairman uncovering secrets on a ravaged Earth. It’s visually stunning.
The film blends mystery and action with a twisty plot. Great for fans of futuristic tales.
40. The Impossible (2012)
Available July 31, this drama follows a family caught in the 2004 tsunami. Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor star in this harrowing true story.
The film is an emotional journey of survival and love. Expect a powerful, tear-jerking watch.
41. Happy Death Day (2017)
Landing on July 31, this horror-comedy follows a college student reliving her murder in a time loop. Jessica Rothe shines as the sharp-witted lead.
The film mixes scares with clever humor. It’s a fun, thrilling twist on the genre.
42. Old School (2003)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this comedy follows three friends starting a fraternity. Will Ferrell, Luke Wilson, and Vince Vaughn bring the laughs.
The film is a raucous, quotable classic. Perfect for fans of early 2000s humor.
43. Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982)
Available July 31, this coming-of-age comedy follows teens navigating high school life. Sean Penn and Jennifer Jason Leigh star in this ‘80s gem.
Directed by Amy Heckerling, it’s a funny, heartfelt snapshot of youth. A nostalgic must-watch.
44. Mean Girls (2004)
Landing on July 31, this teen comedy follows Cady navigating high school cliques. Lindsay Lohan and Tina Fey’s script make it iconic.
The film is sharp, quotable, and endlessly rewatchable. A perfect dose of early 2000s sass.
45. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this classic follows a teen skipping school for a wild day out. Matthew Broderick shines as the charming Ferris.
Directed by John Hughes, it’s a fun, rebellious ode to youth. Expect iconic moments and laughs.
46. Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008)
Available July 31, this animated sequel follows Alex the lion and friends stranded in Africa. Ben Stiller and Chris Rock lead the voice cast.
The film is a colorful, funny adventure for all ages. Great for family movie nights.
47. Cowboys & Aliens (2011)
Landing on July 31, this genre mashup stars Daniel Craig as an outlaw fighting aliens in the Wild West. Harrison Ford adds grit.
The film blends sci-fi and western with bold action. A unique, thrilling watch.
48. Battleship (2012)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, this sci-fi action flick follows a naval fleet battling alien invaders. Taylor Kitsch and Rihanna star.
The film delivers explosive battles and high stakes. Perfect for fans of blockbuster action.
49. Bring It On (2000)
Available July 31, this cheerleading classic follows a squad fighting to win nationals. Kirsten Dunst and Eliza Dushku shine.
The film is a fun, energetic teen staple. Expect fierce routines and campy charm.
50. Clueless (1995)
Landing on July 31, this iconic comedy follows Cher, a wealthy teen navigating love and high school. Alicia Silverstone is perfect in the role.
The film’s sharp wit and ‘90s style make it timeless. A must for rom-com fans.
51. For Love of the Game (1999)
Hitting Peacock on July 31, Kevin Costner stars as an aging pitcher facing his final game while reflecting on love. It’s a heartfelt sports drama.
The film blends romance and baseball with emotional weight. A touching watch for sports fans.
52. 47 Ronin (2013)
Available July 31, this samurai epic stars Keanu Reeves as an outcast joining warriors to avenge their master. It’s a visually stunning tale.
The film offers epic battles and honor-driven drama. Great for fans of historical action.
53. Spoiler Alert (2022)
Premiering August 3, this heartfelt drama follows a couple facing a terminal illness. Jim Parsons and Ben Aldridge deliver moving performances.
Based on a true story, the film balances love and loss with grace. Expect an emotional, uplifting journey.
Which movie are you most excited to stream this week, or is there a classic you’re ready to revisit? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
