Hi there! Once New Year’s Eve is over and we find ourselves firmly in 2023 (and out of holiday madness), it’s only natural we start spending more and more time on the couch. But that’s just part of being good culture vultures—despite what your sweatpants may hint at. So go ahead, get cozy and line up everything from a new Jennifer Lopez rom-com to Netflix’s latest high-tech experiment. And finish off those leftovers while you’re at it! The List                              The Biggest Streaming Premieres in January A new year means new contenders for the best content of the next 12 months. Get started now with these upcoming streaming premieres—all of which could make the longlist! The Pale Blue Eye Christian Bale’s detective teams up with Edgar Allan Poe to investigate a series of murders at West Point in this period mystery co-starring Gillian Anderson, streaming Jan. 6. Check out everything coming to Netflix in January! Add to watchlist Shotgun Wedding Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel prove why destination weddings are bad when they throw one that criminals overtake in this rom-com that was initially to co-star Armie Hammer. Stream on Jan. 27. Check out everything coming to Prime Video in January! Add to watchlist The Last of Us Pedro Pascal must transport a young girl across a post-pandemic America in this series based on the award-winning 2013 video game, premiering Jan. 15. Check out everything coming to HBO Max in January! Add to watchlist Extraordinary This U.K.-based comedy (premiering Jan. 25) focuses on 25-year-old Jen, living in a world where everyone gets superpowers on their 18th birthday—except her. Can she even call herself normal if she’s the only one? Check out everything coming to Hulu in January! Add to watchlist Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2 of the animated sequel to Clone Wars premieres Jan. 4, as a “bad batch” of clones try to make their way in a post-Clone War world. Check out everything coming to Disney+ in January! Add to watchlist Shrinking Therapist Jason Segel throws ethics out the window and starts telling his patients what he actually thinks in this 10-episode series premiering Jan. 27. It co-stars Harrison Ford and is from Bill Lawrence (Ted Lasso, Scrubs). Check out everything coming to Apple TV+ in January! Add to watchlist Trailer of the Day There’s Something Wrong With the Children Zach Gilford and co-star Alisha Wainwright discover that the kids are most definitely not alright in this terror tale from director Roxanne Benjamin. The movie will be released on digital and on demand Jan. 17 and premieres on MGM+ March 17. View Trailer Guess the Movie The second in an unofficial trilogy revolving around holidays. One of the rare times Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick have acted together. Halle Berry was initially cast in a different role that Katherine Heigl ultimately played. Answer in footer Review Revue Noises Off Noah Baumbach brings the “unfilmable” Don DeLillo novel to life starring Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig—but is it a worthy effort or just static? "For those who’ve already read the book, watching Baumbach’s film is less like seeing a classic come to life than bearing witness to a cautionary tale that makes you wish you could return to that first experience in your mind’s eye." — Adam Nayman, The Ringer "Even for Baumbach, White Noise is dark, but it’s also one of his funniest movies in years and perhaps his best attempt yet to capture the essence of modern America." — Steph Green, Inverse "The film, clearly in love with the book exactly as it was written, turns what was once a lacerating work of acutely relevant satire into a peculiarly anachronistic act of untroublesome, absurdist escapism. Even postmodernism can feel cozy and old-fashioned from a post-postmodern vantage point." — Jessica Kiang, The Playlist Weekend Premieres Wildcat This new documentary follows a British Army vet in the Amazon as he discovers a new purpose in caring for a baby ocelot at a wildlife rehabilitation clinic. Add to watchlist Kaleidoscope A thriller starring Giancarlo Espositio, the selling point here is that it’s another Netflix experiment: The episodes will play in a different order for every viewer as the gang plans and executes a jewel heist over 25 years. Add to watchlist Coming Soonish 🧛 Are we ready for Nicolas Cage as a modern-day Dracula? 🥪 That '90s Show trailer reveals Jackie and Kelso's [spoiler]! ⚽ Jason Ritter is joining the Yellowjackets squad. 🧐 ​​Charlie Cox says Daredevil: Born Again “won’t be as gory” as the Netflix series—but will it be as sexy? 🍸 HBO teased new footage of And Just Like That, Jodie Foster in True Detective, and other not-canceled shows. Guess the Movie Answer New Year’s Eve is now streaming on HBO Max. PS: Subscriptions you sign-up for through our links may earn us a commission.

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