Two long-awaited flicks are finally available this week -- 'Mulan' and 'Tenet.'
Labor Day weekend is finally here, bringing with it a plethora of highly anticipated viewing options. The long-awaited live-action version of Mulan is now available to watch, as is Christopher Nolan's equally buzzed-about flick, Tenet.
If TV's more your thing, tune in to the second season of The Boys or opt to go to outer space with the Hilary Swank-led Away.
ET's Leanne Aguilera and Ash Crossan break down all those titles and more in this week's episode of Stream Queens. Keep scrolling for your go-to guide of what to stream the weekend of Sept. 4, 2020.
AMAZON PRIME VIDEO
The Boys
The sophomore season of this hit show is even more desperate, intense and enjoyable than the first. Follow along as Butcher, Hughie and the team reel from their recent losses, as hero-management company Vought cashes in, thanks to the looming threat of super villains.
Click here to stream season 2 of The Boys on Amazon Prime Video.
DISNEY+
Earth to Ned
If you've ever wanted aliens to interview real-life celebs, Disney+ has granted your wish! In this late-night talk show series, aliens Ned and Cornelius get distracted from their invasion mission after becoming obsessed with pop culture and start a talk show.
Click here to stream Earth to Ned on Disney+.
Mulan
After delays due to the coronavirus pandemic, this long-awaited live-action flick is finally here. While Disney+ subscribers will have to shell out an additional $29.99 to watch Mulan from the comfort of their homes, the heroic female warrior is well worth the extra expense.
Click here to stream Mulan on Disney+.
HBO MAX
Raised by Wolves
Ridley Scott executive produces this new sci-fi series, which follows two androids who are tasked with raising human children on a mysterious planet. The androids soon learn the difficulties of controlling humans, though, when the colony begins facing off over religious differences.
Click here to stream Raised by Wolves on HBO Max.
HULU
Woke
Artist Keith Knight's life and work inspired this irreverent and absurd comedy series that speaks to identity and culture as it follows Keef, a Black cartoonist. Throughout the eight-episode series, Keef strives to navigate new ideas without ruining his past success.
Click here to stream Woke on Hulu after its Sept. 9 premiere.
IN THEATERS
Tenet
Christopher Nolan's long-awaited film starring Robert Pattinson and John David Washington is finally available in the U.S. after premiering internationally last week. The film follows a secret agent who tries to prevent World War III with a dangerous -- and time bending -- mission.
Click here to find out where to watch Tenet in theaters.
NETFLIX
Away
Hilary Swank stars in Netflix's latest series as Emma Green, an astronaut who leaves her family behind to go on a three-year-long mission to Mars. You'll be pulled into the sci-fi series, thanks to its hope, humanity and impressive leading lady.
Click here to stream Away on Netflix.
I'm Thinking of Ending Things
Based on Iain Reid's novel of the same name, Charlie Kaufman's latest movie follows a young woman who travels to her boyfriend's parents' secluded farm. While there, she begins to question both him and herself in this metaphysical thriller.
Click here to stream I'm Thinking of Ending Things on Netflix.
Love, Guaranteed
Rachael Leigh Cook stars in Netflix latest rom-com as Susan, a lawyer who takes on a case from a man named Nick (Damon Wayans Jr.) who's fed up with not finding love on dating sites. While suing for lack of love, though, Nick and Susan may find just that -- with each other.
Click here to stream Love, Guaranteed on Netflix.
PEACOCK
A.P. Bio
After being canceled by NBC following its second season, the network's streaming service stepped in to save the beloved sitcom. The latest season continues the story of Jack, a philosophy professor who's passed over for his dream job and forced to work as an A.P. Bio teacher at his hometown high school.
Click here to stream season 3 of AP Bio on Peacock.
IF YOU LIKE THAT, WATCH THIS!
If you like... the outrageous nature of Fleabag and the mother-daughter dynamic on Gilmore Girls, watch The Duchess on Netflix.
From the mind of comedian Katherine Ryan comes Netflix's latest series, which is loosely based on her own life. The six-episode show follows a "fashionably disruptive single mom," who has a unique relationship with her daughter and a deep-seeded fear of commitment. When she decides she wants a second kid with her ex, though, a series of awkward run-ins and hilarious moments follow.
Click here to stream The Duchess after its Sept. 11 premiere.
If you like... Paranormal Activity, Unfriended and have spent too much time on Zoom calls, watch Host on Shudder.
A British found-footage horror film, Host follows a group of friends who keep in touch with weekly Zoom calls amid quarantine due to COVID-19. After a seance during one of the video calls goes wrong, though, the group begins noticing strange occurrences in their homes.
Click here to stream Host on Shudder.
REWIND OF THE WEEK
Never Been Kissed (1999)
Drew Barrymore and David Arquette star in this classic '90s rom-com, which follows Josie, an insecure copy editor (Barrymore) who's tasked with going undercover in a high school for a story. The only problem? Josie's lack of real-life romantic relationships... and her less-than-ideal high school experience the first time around.
Click here to stream Never Been Kissed on Disney+.
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