Nobody 2 – Now Streaming on Sunset

The wait is finally over. The explosive sequel to the 2021 breakout action hit is here. Nobody 2 has officially landed, and you can stream it now on Sunset. With bigger action, sharper storytelling, and a powerhouse cast led once again by Bob Odenkirk, this 2025 American action-thriller proves Hutch Mansell is far from finished.

A New Vision Behind the Camera

One of the biggest shifts for Nobody 2 is the director’s chair. Indonesian filmmaker Timo Tjahjanto takes the reins from Ilya Naishuller, who helmed the first film. Known for his high-octane, hyper-stylized action in The Night Comes for Us and The Big 4, Tjahjanto brings a new level of intensity and choreography to the sequel. The result? Fight scenes that are brutal, inventive, and relentless—exactly what fans of the franchise crave.

The screenplay brings together familiar and fresh voices. Derek Kolstad, the creator of Nobody and co-architect of the John Wick universe, joins forces with Aaron Rabin, crafting a script that balances raw action with character-driven storytelling.

Produced by Action Powerhouses

Behind the scenes, Nobody 2 carries the weight of some of the biggest names in modern action filmmaking. The film is produced by 87North Productions (the team behind Atomic Blonde and John Wick) and Odenkirk Provissiero Entertainment, with David Leitch and Kelly McCormick returning as producers. Their influence ensures the movie hits the sweet spot between smart character arcs and pulse-pounding sequences.

Plot – Hutch Mansell Can’t Escape His Past

Hutch Mansell (Bob Odenkirk) just wants one thing—a quiet family vacation, far away from chaos. But peace isn’t in the cards. When his family inadvertently crosses paths with a ruthless crime boss played by Sharon Stone, Hutch is forced back into the violent underworld he swore to leave behind.

The stakes are higher than ever, with his family’s safety on the line and enemies closing in from every direction. Once again, Hutch must unleash the skills that made him a legend, reminding everyone that he’s far more dangerous than he looks.

Cast – Familiar Faces and Bold New Additions

• Bob Odenkirk returns as Hutch Mansell, blending vulnerability with lethal precision.
• Connie Nielsen reprises her role as Becca, Hutch’s wife, caught between family life and the chaos Hutch drags home.
• RZA is back as Harry, Hutch’s brother and ally.
• Christopher Lloyd once again steals scenes as David, Hutch’s unpredictable father.

New blood adds fresh energy to the sequel:

• Sharon Stone commands the screen as the cunning new villain.
• Colin Hanks joins the cast in a pivotal supporting role.
• John Ortiz adds weight as one of the key figures tied to Hutch’s new conflict.

Release and Early Reception

Nobody 2 hit theaters on August 15, 2025, drawing strong box office numbers and critical acclaim. Critics praised the film’s brutal fight choreography, Odenkirk’s unwavering commitment to the role, and Tjahjanto’s ability to push the sequel’s action into exhilarating new territory.

Now, as of September 2, 2025, Nobody 2 is available on digital platforms—and streaming right here on Sunset.

Why You Need to Watch Nobody 2 on Sunset

• Bigger, bolder action: Hand-to-hand combat sequences choreographed with precision and grit.
• A standout villain: Sharon Stone delivers one of her most memorable roles in years.
• The evolution of Hutch Mansell: Odenkirk digs even deeper into the duality of a man torn between family and violence.
• Streaming exclusivity: Experience it now on Sunset, the home for modern action cinema.

Stream Nobody 2 Today

With a relentless pace, a cast firing on all cylinders, and fight sequences that redefine the action-thriller genre, Nobody 2 proves lightning can strike twice. Whether you’re a fan of the first film or new to the franchise, this sequel is not to be missed.

Nobody 2 is streaming now on Sunset. Grab your seat, turn up the volume, and watch Hutch Mansell remind the world why he’s a force to be reckoned with.

The Naked Gun (2025) Streams Now on Sunset: A Hilarious Legacy Continues

The iconic Naked Gun franchise returns in 2025 with a bold new chapter, now streaming on Sunset. Titled simply The Naked Gun, this latest installment introduces Lieutenant Frank Drebin Jr., who follows in the footsteps of his legendary father to save the police department from closure—while delivering the slapstick humor and absurdity fans have loved for decades.

Directed by Akiva Schaffer and co-written with Dan Gregor and Doug Mand, the film blends action, crime, and comedy in a way that pays homage to the original series while carving out its own identity. Starring Liam Neeson, Pamela Anderson, Paul Walter Hauser, Kevin Durand, and Danny Huston, the film promises high-energy gags, clever wordplay, and chaotic police antics that will leave audiences laughing from start to finish.

Stream The Naked Gun (2025) now on Sunset and explore more must-watch movies.

A Storied Legacy of Laughter

The 2025 reboot is part of a franchise that began in the 1980s with the Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker comedic team. Their signature blend of visual gags, wordplay, and deadpan humor made the series unforgettable.

Police Squad! (1982)

The journey started with a six-episode TV series parodying classic police dramas. Though it was canceled early, the show developed a devoted cult following for its absurdity and timing. Leslie Nielsen starred as Detective Frank Drebin, whose knack for solving crimes with deadpan humor set the tone for everything to come.

The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (1988)

The first feature film brought Drebin’s antics to the big screen, with Nielsen reprising his role to stop a plot to assassinate Queen Elizabeth II. Hits like this cemented the franchise as a masterclass in comedic crime storytelling.

Sequels and Cult Status

• The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear (1991): Drebin tackles energy industrialists while navigating romantic chaos.
• Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult (1994): Retired Drebin goes undercover to stop a terrorist at the Academy Awards.
  Each sequel expanded the series’ humor and absurdity, building a lasting legacy that kept fans coming back for more.

The 2025 Revival: Frank Drebin Jr. Steps Up

The newest installment takes the series into the modern era while honoring its roots:

• Plot: Lt. Frank Drebin Jr. must rise to the occasion and save the police department from being shut down, proving that heroism—and comedy—runs in the family.
• Returning Cast: In a nod to the original films, Priscilla Presley reprises her role as Jane Spencer-Drebin in a cameo appearance.
• New Talent: Liam Neeson brings gravitas and comedic timing as the new Drebin, while Pamela Anderson and Paul Walter Hauser round out a supporting cast that balances action and absurdity perfectly.

The film’s mix of action-packed sequences and laugh-out-loud gags ensures it appeals to both longtime fans and a new generation discovering the franchise for the first time.

Why Sunset Viewers Will Love It

Streaming The Naked Gun (2025) on Sunset offers:

• A seamless blend of legacy and innovation: Classic Drebin humor meets modern storytelling.
• Star-studded cast: Iconic names like Liam Neeson and returning favorites like Priscilla Presley.
• Family-friendly absurdity: While the humor is smart and clever, the chaos is accessible for a wide audience.
• Nostalgia meets new energy: Longtime fans will recognize the gags, while newcomers experience fresh comedic scenarios.

Whether you’re revisiting the franchise or tuning in for the first time, Sunset provides the perfect platform to experience a comedy legacy renewed.

The Naked Gun (2025) proves that the Drebin family legacy is far from over. From clever wordplay to outrageous visual gags, the film honors the humor of the originals while adding a modern twist. For fans of action, crime, and comedy, this latest installment is a must-watch experience, now available at your fingertips on Sunset.

Stream The Naked Gun (2025) now on Sunset and catch more classic and new films.

The Bad Guys 2 (2025) Is Streaming Now on Sunset

The crew you couldn’t help but root for is officially back. DreamWorks Animation’s long-awaited sequel, The Bad Guys 2 (2025), is streaming now on Sunset—and this time, the reformed animal outlaws find themselves facing a challenge bigger (and wilder) than anything they’ve ever pulled off before.

Following the smash-hit success of The Bad Guys (2022), the sequel picks up with Mr. Wolf, Mr. Snake, Mr. Piranha, Mr. Shark, and tech genius Ms. Tarantula. They’ve traded their life of high-stakes heists and close calls for something far scarier: living honestly. But going straight isn’t as easy as it sounds—especially when the world still sees them as criminals.

That’s when everything changes. The crew is forced out of their so-called retirement after being hijacked into a globe-trotting scheme masterminded by an all-new crew: the Bad Girls. This fierce and unstoppable team of female criminals doesn’t just rival the Bad Guys’ old reputation—they might just outsmart them at their own game.

What starts as a reluctant comeback quickly becomes the gang’s most dangerous mission yet. It’s a “one last job” story with a twist: this time, they’re not just protecting themselves, but their shot at proving they can be more than the world’s favorite villains.

A Voice Cast Loaded With Star Power

The Bad Guys 2 doesn’t just bring back the beloved cast from the first film—it levels up with an impressive slate of new voices joining the action.

• Sam Rockwell returns as the smooth-talking mastermind Mr. Wolf
• Marc Maron brings his dry wit back as the skeptical Mr. Snake
• Anthony Ramos is once again the hot-tempered but loyal Mr. Piranha
• Awkwafina hacks her way back in as Ms. Tarantula
• Craig Robinson (if retained) continues as the lovable Mr. Shark
• Zazie Beetz reprises her role as Diane Foxington, the sly fox governor and Wolf’s complicated ally
• Richard Ayoade is back as Professor Rupert Marmalade IV, whose true intentions are always worth questioning

Joining the chaos are three new standout characters:

• Danielle Brooks as the fierce Kitty Kat
• Maria Bakalova as the clever and unpredictable Pigtail
• Natasha Lyonne as the chaotic wildcard known only as Doom

Together, the Bad Girls bring a fresh energy to the sequel, forcing the Bad Guys to reckon not only with their past, but with a team that knows exactly how to dismantle their playbook.

Why The Bad Guys 2 Is Worth the Hype

The original film won over audiences with its slick animation style, sharp humor, and heartfelt story about second chances. The Bad Guys 2 raises the stakes with a globe-trotting adventure, even more dynamic action sequences, and a sharper look at what redemption really means.

From a sun-soaked car chase through European streets to a daring heist atop a futuristic skyscraper, the sequel doubles down on cinematic spectacle while keeping the heart of the story intact. At its core, this isn’t just about thieves and heists—it’s about friendship, growth, and what it takes to truly leave the past behind.

Streaming Now on Sunset

Whether you’re here for the action, the comedy, or just to hear Sam Rockwell charm his way through another performance as Mr. Wolf, The Bad Guys 2 delivers. Packed with energy, humor, and style, it’s a sequel that proves some stories are too good (or too bad) to end with just one film.

You can stream The Bad Guys 2 right now on Sunset.

F1® The Movie Is Streaming Now on Sunset – Brad Pitt Takes the Wheel in the High-Speed Blockbuster

The wait is finally over—F1® The Movie is now streaming on Sunset. After a red-hot theatrical run earlier this summer, Joseph Kosinski’s adrenaline-charged racing epic has shifted gears from the big screen to your screen, delivering all the high-octane drama, raw emotion, and racing spectacle straight into your living room.

Starring Brad Pitt in one of the most celebrated roles of his career, F1® The Movie is more than just a sports drama—it’s a love letter to Formula 1 racing itself, blending Hollywood storytelling with the visceral, real-world intensity of the track.

The Story: A Comeback Like No Other

At the center of F1® The Movie is Sonny Hayes (Brad Pitt), a former Formula 1 star who has been out of the sport for years. When a struggling team, APXGP, calls on him to return, Sonny finds himself back in the driver’s seat—not just to revive his own legacy, but to mentor rookie sensation Joshua Pearce (played by rising star Damson Idris).

The film dives into the ruthless rivalries, unforgiving speed, and behind-the-scenes politics that make F1 one of the most dramatic sports in the world. From heart-stopping race sequences to the emotional weight of redemption and mentorship, F1® The Movie doesn’t just show Formula 1—it puts you inside it.

How It Was Filmed: Hollywood Meets Real Racing

One of the film’s biggest talking points is its authenticity. Unlike traditional racing films built on green screens, F1® The Movie was shot during actual Grand Prix weekends with modified F2 cars designed to mimic the look and feel of true Formula 1 machines.

Director Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick) worked closely with teams and drivers, ensuring every scene captured the real spirit of the sport. Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton even joined the production as a co-producer, making sure that the racing sequences were as accurate and respectful to the sport as possible.

Star Power in the Fast Lane

The cast alone is worth the price of admission. Brad Pitt delivers one of his most physical and charismatic performances, embodying a seasoned racer with grit and vulnerability. Damson Idris shines as the ambitious rookie Pearce, while Kerry Condon, Javier Bardem, and Tobias Menzies round out a world-class supporting cast.

Behind the camera, Kosinski re-teams with legendary producer Jerry Bruckheimer, giving the film the blockbuster polish you’d expect. And with Hans Zimmer composing the score, every lap, every turn, and every heartbeat comes to life with cinematic intensity.

From Box Office Hit to Streaming Favorite

After premiering in IMAX screenings on June 23, 2025, and rolling out nationwide on June 27, F1® The Movie quickly raced to box office success. Critics praised its authenticity, its performances, and its breathtaking cinematography, while audiences made it the highest-grossing film of Brad Pitt’s career.

Now, with its arrival on Sunset, fans can experience the film in a new way—rewinding the epic race sequences, soaking in Zimmer’s score, and diving into the passion project that has become a defining moment for both Pitt and modern sports cinema.

Why F1® The Movie Matters

Formula 1 has exploded globally in recent years, and this film is a milestone in how the sport is portrayed on screen. It’s not just a movie for racing fans—it’s a universal story of second chances, mentorship, and chasing greatness against all odds.

With its mix of Hollywood star power, real-world racing authenticity, and a creative team at the top of their game, F1® The Movie sets a new bar for sports dramas.

Stream It Now on Sunset

Whether you’re a lifelong F1 fan, a casual moviegoer, or someone looking for a high-stakes story with emotional depth, F1® The Movie is the film event of the year—and it’s streaming now on Sunset.

Buckle up, hit play, and feel the rush of Formula 1 like never before.

Superman (2025) Now Streaming on Sunset: A Bold Reboot of the Man of Steel

The world’s most iconic superhero soars back into our lives with Superman (2025), now streaming exclusively on Sunset. Premiering at the TCL Chinese Theater on July 7, 2025, and hitting theaters nationwide on July 11, this highly anticipated film marks a thrilling new chapter in the DC Universe. Directed and written by James Gunn—known for his blockbuster hits Guardians of the Galaxy and The Suicide Squad—this reboot introduces a younger, modern Superman while setting the stage for DC’s ambitious Chapter One: Gods and Monsters.

A New Era for the DC Universe

Gunn’s Superman isn’t just a retelling—it’s a full-scale reboot that reinvents the iconic character for a new generation. At the heart of the story is David Corenswet’s portrayal of Clark Kent/Superman, balancing the dual life of the unassuming reporter and the world’s mightiest hero. Rachel Brosnahan brings depth and charm to Lois Lane, while Nicholas Hoult embodies the calculating menace of Lex Luthor, setting up a compelling dynamic that drives the film’s tension.

Plot and Tone

Unlike earlier adaptations, this Superman has been a public figure for roughly three years, navigating the challenges of fame, morality, and responsibility. The film blends action-packed spectacle with intimate character moments, exploring Superman’s internal struggle between his Kryptonian origins and his human upbringing. The tone is vibrant yet grounded, mixing high-stakes superhero action with the moral dilemmas that define Clark Kent as a hero and a human being.

Superman’s Iconic Origins

Though audiences are familiar with Superman’s story, Gunn’s adaptation revisits and honors the classic origins:

• Kryptonian Birth: Born Kal-El on the doomed planet Krypton to Jor-El and Lara.
• Escape to Earth: Sent in a rocket moments before Krypton’s destruction, ensuring his survival.
• Adoption and Upbringing: Raised in Smallville, Kansas, by Jonathan and Martha Kent, who instill in him a strong moral compass.
• Discovery of Powers: Solar energy from Earth’s yellow sun grants Clark superhuman strength, flight, invulnerability, heat vision, super speed, and more.
• Becoming Superman: Embracing his destiny, Clark Kent adopts the mantle of Superman, a symbol of hope and justice, while maintaining his secret identity as a Daily Planet reporter.

Powers, Abilities, and Vulnerabilities

Superman’s abilities are legendary, but even the Man of Steel has vulnerabilities:

• Super Powers: Super strength, flight, invulnerability, x-ray and heat vision, freeze breath, superhuman hearing and vision, and accelerated healing.
• Weaknesses: Kryptonite, magic, and red sun radiation remain potent threats, grounding the character’s godlike abilities in dramatic tension.

Cultural Significance

Since his debut in Action Comics #1 in 1938, Superman has transcended comic books to become a global symbol of hope, justice, and heroism. His influence spans radio serials, television, film, merchandise, and popular culture, inspiring generations with his iconic blue suit, red cape, and “S” emblem. Gunn’s reboot continues this legacy, revitalizing Superman for both longtime fans and a new audience eager to see the Man of Steel rise again.

Why Watch on Sunset

Streaming now on Sunset, Superman (2025) offers fans the chance to experience the full scope of this cinematic reboot from the comfort of home. With cutting-edge visual effects, an emotionally resonant story, and a star-studded cast, it’s a superhero experience that redefines the DC Universe while staying true to the ideals that have made Superman a timeless icon.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to the Man of Steel, this film is a must-watch event. Don’t miss your chance to see Clark Kent take flight, confront his greatest challenges, and redefine what it means to be a hero.

Stream “The Death of Snow White” Now on Sunset: A Dark Reimagining of the Classic Fairy Tale

Disney’s 2025 live-action remake of Snow White has taken the film world by storm, but not without stirring up a storm of controversy. Titled The Death of Snow White, this darker, more twisted version of the beloved fairy tale presents an alternate vision of Snow White’s struggle for survival against her evil stepmother. The film has sparked heated discussions and mixed reactions, making it a must-watch for those intrigued by the intersection of classic fairy tale elements, modern reimagining, and the cultural battles that come with it. And now, you can stream it exclusively on Sunset.

A Grimmer Tale of Survival

In this version of Snow White, we’re introduced to a darker, more sinister take on the classic Disney princess. Hunted by her evil stepmother, Snow White, played by Rachel Zegler, must escape the wicked queen’s clutches by seeking refuge in the dark, dangerous forest. There, she forms an unexpected and deadly alliance with seven murderous dwarves, each one more terrifying than the last. Together, they must confront the horrors that lurk in the shadows, all while Snow White learns to navigate a world where survival comes at a much higher cost than ever before.

Unlike the traditional Snow White, who is often portrayed as a sweet, passive figure, this Snow White is fierce, independent, and determined to fight back. She may be running from a wicked queen, but she’s also running toward her own destiny — one that’s far removed from the passive victim that so many have come to expect from fairy tale heroines.

Controversy Surrounding the Casting of Rachel Zegler

One of the film’s most contentious aspects is the casting of Rachel Zegler in the title role. Zegler, of Colombian and Polish descent, faced intense backlash from certain corners of the internet, where some fans argued that she didn’t fit the traditionally “pale-skinned” description of Snow White. Critics claimed the casting strayed too far from the original, while others defended the choice, arguing that representation matters and that Zegler’s talent should be the focus, not her appearance.

This debate over representation and the changing face of Disney princesses became one of the central points of contention before and after the film’s release. Some viewers hailed it as a welcome shift toward more diverse and inclusive casting, while others couldn’t shake their discomfort with the reinterpretation of a character they had grown up with.

A Modern Snow White: Feminism or Sacrilege?

The film’s departure from the traditional story continues with significant changes to Snow White’s character and the plot. One of the most notable revisions is the removal of Prince Charming, a decision that drastically alters the storyline. Instead of relying on the prince’s rescue, Snow White becomes her own savior, forging her path and making her own decisions. For some, this feminist reimagining was a welcome update, making Snow White a more relatable and empowering figure.

However, others felt the changes were too radical, distancing the movie from its origins in a way that was unnecessary. The critique focused on how these revisions undermined the timelessness of the classic tale, which had long been seen as a foundational story about love, innocence, and redemption.

Rachel Zegler’s Comments Add Fuel to the Fire

Things got even more heated when Rachel Zegler herself made public remarks about the original Snow White animated film. Zegler described elements of the classic story as “dated” and labeled the prince as a “stalker,” a comment that didn’t sit well with many longtime fans of the 1937 film. For many, this felt like a direct attack on the legacy of the Disney classic, and her words sparked a backlash that added fuel to the already growing controversy surrounding the film.

Her comments, along with her outspoken political views, also became a flashpoint for larger cultural tensions, dividing audiences along ideological lines. Whether you agree with her sentiments or not, Zegler’s remarks only heightened the film’s polarizing effect.

Political Tensions and Criticism of the Cast

The controversy didn’t stop with Zegler. Gal Gadot, who plays the evil queen, also faced her own share of criticism, particularly from those who objected to her past service in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF). This layer of political tension made the film even more of a lightning rod for public debate, turning what would normally be a discussion of storytelling and film quality into one about political allegiances and ideological divides.

The CGI Dwarves: Missed Opportunity for Inclusion?

Another contentious aspect of The Death of Snow White is its decision to use CGI dwarves rather than cast actors with dwarfism. While CGI has become a staple of modern filmmaking, some argued that the use of computer-generated imagery for the seven dwarves was a missed opportunity to provide meaningful representation for the dwarf community. Rather than using real actors with dwarfism to portray these characters, the filmmakers opted for a more fantastical, digitally-rendered version, a decision that sparked backlash for its lack of authenticity and inclusion.

Box Office Disappointment and Critical Backlash

Despite a hefty production budget (reportedly over $240 million), The Death of Snow White struggled at the box office, grossing only $87.2 million globally. Critics panned the film for its confusing narrative, lackluster performances, and deviations from the classic story, labeling it one of the worst-reviewed films of the year. Sites like IMDb and Rotunda Online reported some of the lowest ratings in recent history, with many critics citing the film’s inability to balance the tension between honoring the original tale and creating something new.

Despite its visual appeal and large-scale spectacle, The Death of Snow White seems to have failed to capture the magic that made the original film beloved by generations of viewers. The movie’s struggles at the box office, combined with the scathing critical reception, highlight the difficult task of reimagining a cherished classic in the modern era.

Stream “The Death of Snow White” Now on Sunset

Despite the controversies and disappointing box office returns, The Death of Snow White is undeniably a bold, ambitious reimagining of the classic fairy tale. Whether you love it or hate it, the film offers an unflinching look at how fairy tales can evolve to reflect modern sensibilities, all while sparking conversations about race, feminism, and the cultural relevance of stories that have been told for generations.

Now, you can stream the full film exclusively on Sunset — a perfect opportunity to judge for yourself and join the ongoing conversation about this dark and divisive take on Snow White.

👉 Stream “The Death of Snow White” now on Sunset and see how this dark fantasy unfolds on your screen.

“Platonic” Season 2 Is Streaming Now on Sunset — Seth Rogen & Rose Byrne’s Midlife Friendship Comedy Is Back and Better Than Ever

It’s not a romance. It’s not exactly a buddy comedy either. Platonic is that rare gem of a series that finds the hilarity, chaos, and surprisingly heartfelt moments in a relationship that’s neither romantic nor casual — it’s the messy, ride-or-die friendship between two grown-ups who should probably know better by now.

Streaming now on Sunset, Platonic stars Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne as Will and Sylvia — former best friends who drifted apart years ago after a major falling-out. Now, in the thick of their 40s, they reconnect, and their friendship reignites with an intensity that derails the balance of their carefully constructed adult lives.

The Premise: Two People, Zero Romance, Maximum Chaos

Will (Rogen) is a laid-back craft beer entrepreneur with a knack for making bad decisions. Sylvia (Byrne) is a suburban mom trying to navigate the shifting sands of midlife. Their reunion starts innocently enough — a coffee here, a quick catch-up there — but soon, they’re dragging each other into every corner of their lives, disrupting marriages, work, and personal sanity.

The kicker? They’re not in love. They’re not “friends with benefits.” They’re simply two people with an undeniable connection that’s somehow more destabilizing than any romance could be.

Season 2: Bigger Laughs, Deeper Trouble

Season 2, which premiered August 6, 2025, takes the friendship to new levels of absurdity. Will and Sylvia juggle wedding drama, career crises, and personal meltdowns — often of their own making.

This season also expands the world of Platonic with a roster of hilarious guest stars, including Aidy Bryant, Kyle Mooney, and Beck Bennett, who bring fresh energy and perfectly awkward moments. Fan favorites Luke Macfarlane (as Sylvia’s patient-but-pushed-to-the-edge husband Charlie), Tre Hale (Andy, Will’s business partner), and Carla Gallo (Katie, Sylvia’s no-nonsense bestie) all return.

And if you’re into critical scores, Season 2 is riding high with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes rating — a rare feat for a comedy, proving that Platonic is just as smart and heartfelt as it is hilarious.

Why “Platonic” Works So Well

The secret sauce? Chemistry. Rogen and Byrne have an effortless back-and-forth that feels lived-in and authentic, whether they’re goofing off in a bar or having a brutally honest heart-to-heart.

Creators Nicholas Stoller (Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Neighbors) and Francesca Delbanco inject the scripts with razor-sharp wit while grounding the comedy in relatable midlife dilemmas. The show knows that friendship in your 40s isn’t always neat — sometimes it’s the thing that saves you, sometimes it’s the thing that wrecks your week.

Streaming Now — Your Next Weekend Binge

Whether you missed Season 1 when it premiered in May 2023 or you’ve been waiting impatiently for Season 2, Platonic is pure streaming comfort food — but with the emotional depth to stick with you after the laughs.

So, grab a drink (maybe not Will’s questionable craft beer), settle in, and watch as two people with no romantic tension still manage to create the most hilariously complicated relationship on TV.

Both seasons of Platonic are streaming now on Sunset.

Your Next Mission, Should You Choose to Accept It…

The wait is almost over. Tom Cruise returns as Ethan Hunt in the high-octane thriller, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, and it will begin streaming on August 19th here on Sunset! Get ready to embark on a thrilling adventure as Hunt and his elite IMF team face their most formidable foe yet.

In this heart-pounding installment, Hunt’s mission is a race against time to locate the “Entity,” a dangerous, self-aware artificial intelligence. The Entity has infiltrated global intelligence networks and threatens to destroy mankind. As the IMF team grapples with this unprecedented threat, they also find themselves pursued by governments and a mysterious figure from Hunt’s past, complicating an already impossible mission.

The film sees the return of fan-favorite characters and introduces new, captivating faces to the franchise. Joining Tom Cruise as the iconic Ethan Hunt are:

• Hayley Atwell as Grace, a resourceful and cunning new ally.
• Pom Klementieff as Paris, a formidable and enigmatic assassin.
• Ving Rhames as the ever-loyal Luther Stickell, Hunt’s trusted tech expert.
• Esai Morales as Gabriel, a key figure from Hunt’s past and a dangerous new villain.

The cast also includes Mariela Garriga as Marie, Hannah Waddingham as Rear Admiral Neely, Katy M. O’Brian as Kodiak, and Tramell Tillman as Captain Jack Bledsoe, among other talented actors who bring this complex story to life.

While you can stream the action-packed film now on Sunset, fans who want to own a physical copy won’t have to wait long. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning will be available on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD on October 14, 2025. This physical release is sure to include exclusive bonus content and behind-the-scenes features for the most dedicated fans of the franchise.

Prepare for breathtaking stunts and a gripping plot that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The mission is clear: stream Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning today on Sunset and witness the final reckoning!

Jurassic World Rebirth is Now Streaming on Sunset: A Dino Blockbuster

The wait is over. Jurassic World Rebirth—the latest chapter in the legendary dinosaur saga—is now streaming exclusively on Sunset. As expected, the film has stomped its way into the center of pop culture debates, with reviews ranging from enthusiastic praise to head-shaking disappointment. But love it or hate it, one thing is clear: Rebirth has reignited conversations about what the Jurassic franchise is, was, and could still become.

Released on July 2, 2025, Jurassic World Rebirth marks a new creative direction under director Gareth Edwards, best known for his atmospheric work on Godzilla and Rogue One. Edwards’ signature style of looming scale and grounded spectacle is on full display here, especially during key action sequences that bring back the tension and awe the series was once known for.

A Return to Dinosaur Horror — With a Modern Twist

One of the most lauded elements of Rebirth is its refocus on suspense and sheer dino-terror, something fans have been craving since the original Spielberg classic. The much-hyped river raft chase, where a T-Rex emerges from the mist, has already become a fan-favorite set piece, while the Mosasaurus attack sequences add a jaw-dropping level of aquatic mayhem that critics from IGN Southeast Asia are calling “the most pulse-pounding moments the series has seen in years.”

Adding to the film’s strengths are new cast additions Scarlett Johansson and Mahershala Ali, who bring gravitas to roles that—while written within familiar franchise tropes—manage to feel fresh thanks to their performances. Ali, in particular, has been singled out as the movie’s emotional anchor, delivering what some are calling the best character arc since Jeff Goldblum’s Ian Malcolm. His portrayal of a morally conflicted geneticist has drawn comparisons to the franchise’s best human moments.

Visually, Jurassic World Rebirth delivers in spades—at least when it counts. The water-based action scenes and dinosaur designs are being praised for their photorealism and attention to texture, especially in IMAX-scaled sequences that immerse viewers in prehistoric chaos.

The Criticisms: Familiar Flaws Linger in the DNA

But it’s not all smooth sailing for Rebirth. While Gareth Edwards may have steered the tone back toward suspense, the script itself hasn’t escaped criticism. Many reviewers feel the plot plays it far too safe, relying heavily on recycled ideas and narrative formulas that have plagued recent entries. Several critics have even joked that the screenplay feels “AI-generated,” citing its predictable twists and shallow character motivations.

A particular point of contention is the subplot involving a civilian family caught in the crossfire. Intended as a humanizing element, this storyline is being labeled by many as forced, unnecessary, and disruptive to the pacing, bogging down an already slow-burning first half.

Visual effects, while often spectacular, have also faced scrutiny for inconsistency. Some scenes are cinematic showstoppers, but others fall into the uncanny valley, with certain CG dinosaurs drawing comparisons to video game graphics rather than blockbuster film realism. The introduction of a new hybrid species—the “Distortus Rex”—has been met with mixed reactions, with fans questioning its odd design choices that deviate from the franchise’s traditional dinosaur aesthetics.

Finally, a recurring theme in the critiques is that Jurassic World Rebirth feels like another safe bet in a franchise more concerned with box office nostalgia than storytelling innovation. For a film titled “Rebirth,” some are left wondering if the series is truly ready to evolve.

Verdict: A Franchise at a Crossroads

Streaming now on Sunset, Jurassic World Rebirth offers exactly what its title suggests—a chance for the Jurassic saga to reset itself. It’s a film that teases the possibility of something bold and new but still clings to the safety net of its predecessors.

For viewers seeking thrilling dinosaur action, high-octane sequences, and standout performances from its lead actors, Rebirth delivers. However, if you’re looking for narrative innovation or deep character development, this may feel like a beautiful but familiar echo of what came before.

Still, for franchise fans and casual viewers alike, it’s a must-watch spectacle that’s guaranteed to spark discussion long after the credits roll.

Jurassic World Rebirth is streaming now on Sunset. Watch it and decide for yourself—does it live up to the legacy, or is it time for the franchise to truly evolve?