To see new family names on the weekend of May 23rd

The weekend is here, which means that a fresh series of film and television titles is in the queue. Regardless of whether you are stacking into the car on the way to the theater or stacking on the couch with your own snacks, there is a lot to see as a family.

Here is your family observation list for the weekend of May 23.

Release of the week with a large screen family

“Lilo & Stitch”

• Publication: In the cinemas May 23rd
• Evaluation: PG (children & family/adventure/comedy)

The new live action Lilo & Stitch The film finally ends up in the cinemas this weekend and it should be a funny watch for nostalgic fans of the original and for newcomers. This redesign brings CG animation into a real environment to tell a heart-warming, culturally rich family history with a lot of laughter.

We checked the film before its publication and thought that it was (appropriate) overcrowded by “Ohana”.

Streaming Spotlight

“The fountain of the youth”

• Streaming: May 23 on Apple TV+
• Evaluation: PG-13 (action/adventure)

Adventurers should put their bags for this latest expedition on Apple TV+. Youth fountain The stars John Krasinski and Natalie Portman as two alienated siblings who have to come together to find the mythical fountain. You have to use your knowledge of the story to follow evidence of an adventure that changes your life and may lead to immortality.

Any Indiana Jones, undetected, or National treasure Fans may feel at home with this.

New on Netflix

This week, Netflix dropped something for both the preschool children and for the prom-goers.

“Peppa Pig” season 7 and “World of Peppa Pig” game

• Streaming: On May 19th Netflix
• Evaluation: TV-Y (children & family/adventure/learning)

Season 7 of the preschool hit show Peppa Pig Streaming now on Netflix. To go hand in with it, families can play the new mobile game World of the Peppa pigWhich is full of funny and educational features.

To learn more about the game as part of the New Kids 'Games' initiative from Netflix, read our exclusive.

“Fear Street: Prom Queen”

• Streaming: On May 19th Netflix
• Evaluation: R (teen/gateway horror)

Netflix has adjusted RL Steins Fear Street Book series since 2021 and despite its R-rating, many view “Gateway Horror” for teenagers. The next edition of the series entitled ” Fear Street: Facrary Queen is the latest entry for families looking for an angular watch with older children.

The Synopsis is: The prom season at Shadyside High is underway and the school of IT Girls's school is busy with its usual sweet and malignant campaigns for the crown. But when a brave outsider gets into running and the other girls disappear mysteriously, the class of '88 is suddenly a hell of a prom night.

New on Disney+

Disney+ brought the crew back this week from one of its Emmy award-winning series with a short form.

“Minnies Bow Toons: Pet Hotel”

• Streaming: On Disney+ May 20th
• Evaluation: TV-G (Kids & Family/Short form animation)

Minnies Bow-Tons: Pet Hotel Is the next chapter of the SHORT-Form series awarded with the Emmy Award Minnies Bow-Tons. In these new shorts, Minnie, Daisy and Cuckoo-Loca open a brand new pet hotel in Hot Dog Hills, where they are pampering all guests of pets and are entitish.

We got an exclusive view of the series, which should be an easy and entertaining watch for children.

New digital publications

The digital publications of this week include a few family fantasy films for those who feel a little bizarre:

• The legend of Ochi (Digitally available on May 20)
• A talmer fairy tale (Digitally available on May 20)