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New Movies and Shows Premiering on Streaming Platforms (January 19-25)

Eleven new movies and shows are set to premiere on various streaming platforms from January 19 to January 25. These releases bring a mix of genres, including crime thrillers, historical dramas, and family-friendly films, offering something for a wide range of audiences. Here's a look at what's debuting this week.

Prime Video Highlights

Prime Video is introducing several new titles this week. "The Bluff," featuring Priyanka Chopra as Ercell Bodden, is among the anticipated premieres. Additionally, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" is also arriving on Prime Video, bringing medieval tales to the screen.

Another notable title is "Cheekatilo," a Telugu-language crime thriller starring Sobhita Dhulipala. This film promises to deliver intense drama and suspense. Prime Video subscribers can also look forward to "Steal," a feature starring Sophie Turner, adding to the platform's diverse offerings this week.

Classic and New Films

Several films are making their way to streaming platforms. The 1998 film "Blade," directed by Stephen Norrington and running for 120 minutes, is now available for viewers who enjoy action-packed vampire adventures.

"Mickey 17," directed by Bong Joon Ho, is a new entry with a runtime of 139 minutes, showcasing the director's unique storytelling style. Meanwhile, "Companion," a 97-minute film directed by Drew Hancock, adds to the list of new movies available for streaming.

For those interested in star-studded films, "Limitless," featuring Bradley Cooper and running for 105 minutes, offers an intriguing narrative. "The Tomorrow War," starring Chris Pratt and running for 138 minutes, is another action-packed addition to the streaming lineup.

Series and Special Releases

Netflix is releasing its latest film by Noah Baumbach, marking a significant addition to its film library. Additionally, "The Abandons," the first new series from Kurt Sutter in seven years, premieres with a seven-episode first season set in 1850s America. This series will be streaming on Netflix, presenting a historical drama for viewers to explore.

On Mubi, "The New Years" has premiered, offering a 10-episode series directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen. The series follows a relationship over ten years, with each episode exploring a different New Year's Eve. New episodes of "The New Years" are released weekly on Mubi, with premieres continuing through January 28.

Starz is expanding its Spartacus franchise with "Spartacus: House of Ashur," set to premiere on Friday. This entry promises to continue the epic saga in the familiar historical context.

Family-Friendly and Horror Films

Disney+ is adding "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw," an animated film directed by Matt Danner. This adaptation of Jeff Kinney's book series marks the fourth animated film on the platform and is suitable for the whole family.

For horror enthusiasts, "Man Finds Tape" premieres as a found-footage thriller. Directed by Peter Hall and Paul Gandersman, the film stars Kelsey Pribilski and William Magnuson and investigates strange events in a Texas hometown. This new horror film promises to deliver chills and suspense to its viewers.

Streaming platforms continue to diversify their offerings, providing audiences with a wide range of choices from historical dramas to family-friendly films and thrilling horror stories. Whether revisiting classic films or exploring new releases, viewers have an array of options to enjoy.