Key Highlights
- New releases on Netflix include “Is It Cake? Holiday” and “Jingle Bell Heist.”
- “The Shuffle,” a documentary about the 1985 music video of the Chicago Bears, debuts on HBO.
- Comedy series “It’s Florida, Man” returns to HBO Max for its second season.
- Regretting You, a romantic drama starring Allison Williams and McKenna Grace, is now available on Prime Video and Apple TV.
New Releases on Netflix
Is It Cake? Holiday, the second season of this bonkers baking show, is streaming now. Contestants aim to recreate real-world items with such precision that guest judges will be baffled by their creations.
Jingle Bell Heist offers a holiday rom-com with a twist: it’s also a crime thriller set during the Christmas season. The film stars Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells as disgruntled employees who decide to steal from their rich boss in Home Alone 2-style fashion.
Documentary “The Shuffle” on HBO
The documentary “The Shuffle,” based on the 1985 music video by the Chicago Bears, will debut on November 25. According to the press release, the song peaked at number 41 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and earned a Grammy nomination in 1987 for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals.
While the original video made significant sales, the documentary offers a fresh perspective on this cultural artifact, exploring its impact and significance in music history.
Comedy Series “It’s Florida, Man” Returns to HBO Max
“It’s Florida, Man” returns for its second season on November 28. The series blends true crime with comedy, featuring stories inspired by the popular “Florida Man” meme and recreating them through reenactments.
The new season includes a mix of compelling and less successful episodes, as well as heavy-handed attempts to make social commentary that might detract from its overall appeal. However, the balance between comedy and empathy remains an essential factor in determining its success.
Romantic Drama “Regretting You” on Prime Video
Regretting You, a romantic drama starring Allison Williams and McKenna Grace, is now available for rental or purchase on streaming services. Critics have criticized the film, but general audiences found it more appealing.
The movie follows a mother and daughter finding love in the wake of devastating grief, offering both trite and charming moments that will likely vary depending on individual tastes.
This week offers a diverse range of entertainment options for viewers across various streaming platforms. From baking shows to holiday rom-coms, true crime comedies, and romantic dramas, there’s something for everyone.