5 best films that can see this weekend on Netflix, Max, Hulu and more (May 10th)

May blooms in full bloom with a bouquet of flowers with new shows and films that you can watch this weekend on Netflix, Max and more of the best streaming services. If you are looking for what to watch, you have spoiled the selection.

In order to bring this paralysis to the curb, we underline the best new films that have just ended up in streaming. On our Weekend Watchlist, “Nonnas”, Netflix 'new comedy under the direction of Vince Vaughn, which is the perfect Mother's Day guard. The streamer has also received one of our favorite films from 2025: “Heart Eyes”, the rare horror film of Valentine's Day.

On Hulu you will find “Summer of 69”, a slippery new gene Z comedy, which is listed by “SNL” veterans. In the meantime, the split psychological drama “The Whale” is now on Max, and Prime Video has just received an uplifting outsider with “The Peanut Butter Falcon”.

Let us immerse yourself in the best new films in streaming to see this weekend.

'Nonnas' (Netflix)

Nonnas | Official trailer | Netflix – YouTube

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Netflix serves a heart-warming gourmet comedy with Vince Vaughn, which is as soothing as a homemade food. “Nonnas” tells the true story of Joe Scaravella (Vaughn), an Italian American who, after the loss of his mother, goes away from his career to open a restaurant that is completely occupied by Nonnas, aka Italian great mothers.

What unfolds is an old -fashioned, feel -good film that is directed by Italian tropics and classic dishes full of generations. Each dish is delivered with one side of nostalgia because the Nonnas – played by icons such as Susan Sarandon, Talia Shire and Lorraine Bracco – place their typical mix of stains and chaos in the mix.

It hits all proven beats that you could expect: assembly bills, the future of the restaurant in balance, a wooden romance (Linda Cardellini) and a close -knit group of friends (led by Joe Manganiello) who gather when it becomes difficult. That may sound all to the point, but “Nonnas” deserves his sentimentality with sincere performance and a well -made script.

Watch it now Netflix

'Summer 69' (Hulu)

Summer 69 | Official trailer | Hulu – YouTube

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If you thought “Summer of 69” was set in 1969, you would be forgiven. Rather, these gene comedy is the other type of 69, which should indicate the sound. If you have ever wondered what an R-rating Disney Channel film could look like, don't look any further.

In Jillian Bell's toy debut, a veteran of “SNL”, Chloe Fineman, plays a stripper who is commissioned to support a high school. The Catholic School Senior and Unpleasant Teenager, Abby (Sam Morelos), crashes at its classmate Max (Matt Cornett). After she has learned that he is in this position, she is totally committed to trying it with him before graduating. Unlike, but determined, they decided a stripper named Santa Monica (Fineman) for unconventional coaching.

Bell's first time on the director's chair seems to be a victory if the score of 94% critics on rotten tomatoes is something. Packed with big laughter, wild setups and exactly the right amount of raunt “Summer of 69” taps into the youth comedy nostalgia of the early 2000s and still feels fresh and totally his own thing.

Watch it now Hulu

'Heart eyes' (Netflix)

Heart eyes – official trailer (HD) – YouTube
Heart eyes - official trailer (HD) - YouTube

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I am a fool for a Slasher film, and “Heart Eyes” is a fun turn on the genre that is more entertaining than his Hokey premise first. It plays both RomCom and Slasher tropics with a devilish grin and combines cruel kills with the sizzling chemistry between its leads.

Every Valentine's Day, a difficult -to -understand series killer, who is known as “heart eyes”, has been terrorized for years, claims new victims and inspiring fear of wherever they go. Enter Jaded Ad Executive (Mason Gooding) and his colleagues (Olivia Holt), a hopeless romantic recovery from a recent separation.

The two are forced to work together on a project, and while things are initially tense, the couple gradually becomes closer – Just like heart eyes who confused them for a couple. They were hunted and decided by a relentless masked murderer by Seattle, to defend themselves and put an end to the rule of the murderer.

Watch it now Netflix

“The whale” (max)

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Under the direction of Darren Aronofsky and adaptation from Samuel D. Hunter's game of the same name “The Whale” stars Brendan Fraser as Charlie, a pathologically obese English teacher whose lives have struggled when he endeavors to cope with the loss of a loss of someone important to him. His lonely existence caught in his house in his house and is only broken by occasional visits by his friend and caretaker Liz (Hong Chau).

Charlie confronts with serious health problems because of his weight and realizes that his time goes out and tries to reconnect with his alienated youth daughter Ellie (Sadie Sink). Although their meetings are full of tensions and discomfort, Charlie is looking for salvation and an opportunity to reconcile with his past before it is too late.

This film is very polarized. On the one hand, it was a commercial success for an Arthouse film and brought Fraser a best actor -Soscar. On the other hand, many people criticized the representation of Charlie's character. Fortunately, your investment will be a maximum of minimal if it turns out that “the whale” is not worth the hype.

Watch it now Max.

“The Peanut Butter Falcon” (Prime Video)

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For another Feelood film, the comedy drama “The Peanut Butter Falcon” is the perfect mood boost. This is followed by Zak (Zack Gottsagen), a young man with Down syndrome, who escapes from his facility for assisted living to realize his dream of becoming a professional wrestler.

On the way, he consists of Tyler (Shia Labouf), a fisherman and small crook on the run from the law, and the two become quick friends. The duo also convinces Eleanor (Dakota Johnson), a young nurse to join her in her adventure.

While the film's plot follows some well -known beats, the three main representations are, which really distinguishes “The Peanut Butter Falcon”. Labeouf and Johnson are excellent, but it is newcomer Zack Gottsagen who really steals the show. If you fancy a thoughtful and emotionally resonant comedy drama, you won't find much better than “The Peanut Butter Falcon”.

Watch it now Prime video

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