Peacock is having a pretty solid November for movies, thanks to all of the summer releases that are now streaming on it.
There’s no time like the present for Peacock subscribers to dive into the new offerings, especially since the rest of the catalog changes nearly every month.
The Watch With Us team has selected three great Peacock movies to binge-watch this weekend, which you can find below.
Our picks include an emotionally moving drama, an animated caper and the biggest collection of action stars in a single film.
‘The Bad Guys 2’ (2025)
DreamWorks Animation’s team of reformed criminals is back in The Bad Guys 2, and they’re finding it hard to be good. Mr. Wolf (Sam Rockwell), Mr. Snake (Marc Maron), Mr. Shark (Craig Robinson) and Mr. Piranha (Anthony Ramos) are still being shunned by society for their past crimes. Wolf can’t even openly date his girlfriend, Diane Foxington (Zazie Beetz), without hurting her political career as the Governor.
Animation is a unique blend of visual art, technology and storytelling, but it’s too often brushed aside as “just for kids.” Of course, that’s not true, with more animated movies like The Boy and the Heron and Flow appealing to adults as well as children, if not more so. While many (though not all!) of […]
When the Bad Guys are framed for crimes they didn’t commit, they find themselves forced to work with a new crew called the Bad Girls. Kitty Kat (Danielle Brooks), Doom (Natasha Lyonne) and Pigtail Petrova (Maria Bakalova) are actually behind the crimes that got the Bad Guys in trouble. And they won’t back down unless the guys help them pull off the theft of a lifetime.
The Bad Guys 2 is streaming on Peacock.
‘A Thousand and One’ (2023)
A Thousand and One is a drama that steps back three decades and revisits New York in the ’90s. Teyana Taylor stars as Inez de la Paz, a recently released thief who encounters Terry (Aaron Kingsley Adetola), the son she abandoned years earlier. When Terry expresses a willingness to forgive her and live with her, Inez kidnaps him out of foster care and tries to provide him with a family.
The film checks in on them when Terry (Aven Courtney) is 13 and again when Terry (Josiah Cross) is in his late teens and prepares for the future. Inez goes through a lot for Terry, but there’s one last secret that she can’t tell him because it may drive them apart forever. There’s heartbreak ahead for this mother and son, but also a bond that resonates over the years they’ve spent together.
A Thousand and One is streaming on Peacock.
‘The Expendables’ (2010)
Sylvester Stallone wanted to make the ultimate action movie, and he cast several of his fellow action icons in The Expendables, which he cowrote and directed as well. In the film itself, the Expendables are a group of soldiers of fortune led by Barney Ross (Stallone), which includes Lee Christmas (Jason Statham), Yin Yang (Jet Li), Toll Road (Randy Couture) and Gunner Jensen (Dolph Lundgren).
After exiling Gunner from the team over his instability, Barney gets a job from Mr. Church (Bruce Willis) that even his rival, Trench Mauser (Arnold Schwarzenegger), won’t touch. The Expendables have been sent to overthrow a dictator backed by a dirty CIA agent, James Munroe (Eric Roberts), and his enforcer, Paine (Steve Austin). Barney and his friends also learn that Gunner has joined their new enemies, and they may be in way over their heads.
The Expendables is streaming on Peacock.
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