The most recent entry in the Star Wars universe and an Emmy-winning TV series come to Netflix and Amazon this week, along with a few indies, a classic drama, and a couple of fascinating documentaries. Read on for the full list.
This Netflix original documentary follows the efforts of a team of scientists and filmmakers as they attempt to capture the slow depletion of coral reef systems.
Louis Theroux and John Dower’s documentary follows Theroux as he attempts to better understand the Church of Scientology, only to discover they’re making a film about him as well.
The first of Disney’s standalone Star Wars spinoffs stars Felicity Jones as a determined rebel who leads a motley crew of unlikely heroes in a heist to steal the plans to the Death Star and deliver them into the hands of a young Princess Leia.
Zhang Yimou’s romantic drama — which earned him China’s first Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Language Film — reunites him with Gong Li in a story about a traveling salesman who returns home and falls in love with his abusive uncle’s new wife.
Malcolm McDowell made his screen debut in this Lindsay Anderson drama about a trio of British teenagers whose rebellion against the established order in their high school turns increasingly dangerous.
This USA Network drama follows a troubled computer engineer suffering from occasional paranoid delusions who becomes a cyber-vigilante with an underground network of hackers.
Anne Hathaway stars in this high concept comedy about a hard-partying woman who moves back to her hometown and discovers she is somehow directly linked to a giant monster wreaking havoc in Seoul, Korea.
Based on a widely reported phenomenon in 1997, this sci-fi thriller follows a trio of teens who set out to find the source of mysterious lights that appear over Phoenix one night.