7 new movies and TV shows to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, and more this weekend (September 11)

Who's ready to park themselves in front of their TV this weekend? I know I am.

And, if you feel the same way, you'll be pleased to hear that a decent amount of new movies and shows have dropped on the world's best streaming services over the past few days.

It's HBO Max and — unexpectedly — Peacock that lead the way with this week's biggest new releases, too.

I'm not sure what that says about Netflix and Prime Video's latest offerings but, hey, everyone's allowed an off-day (or, in this case, off-week).

Anyway, scroll on to see what's worth checking out at home this weekend. — Tom Power, senior entertainment reporter Supergirl (HBO Max) James Gunn and Peter Safran's DC Universe ( DCU ) suffered its first major hiccup with its most recent big-screen offering.

Indeed, many people — myself included — expected Supergirl to fly high in theaters earlier this year.

Despite lead star Milly Alcock's best efforts, though, the DCU Chapter One film crashed and burned at the box office, and there are myriad reasons why.

Read my Supergirl review for more on my biggest bugbears.

Still, with the DC comic book movie out now on HBO Max, those of you who didn't catch it at your local cinema can now pass your own verdict on it.

Once you're seen it, check out my Supergirl ending explained piece to find out how it lays the foundations for Man of Tomorrow , aka Gunn's Superman sequel that'll arrive next July. — TP Watch Supergirl on HBO Max The Paper season 2 (Peacock) Ready to crack open some more award-winning stories at the Toledo Truth Teller? Well, don't be — we're running seriously short of them in The Paper season 2 .

After the team's success at the end of season 1, editor-in-chief Ned is still desperately searching for the stories that'll take his team to the next level.

Esmeralda rarely thinks about anybody's reputation but her own.

Meanwhile, Nicole is still giving Kelly Kapoor vibes in a majorly inferior way, and Mare... well, she's just trying her best.

More of the same stupidity, in a nutshell. — Jasmine Valentine, entertainment reporter Watch The Paper season 2 on Peacock Call My Agent! The Movie (Netflix) Call My Agent! has a feature film on Netflix that reunites the cast of the hugely popular French comedy-drama series.