Whether you’re in the mood for a thought-provoking documentary, or something light to unwind with, today’s lineup offers a little something for everyone. Here’s a quick look at what’s new and worth adding to your queue.
Madea’s Destination Wedding
Source: Netflix
Tyler Perry returns as the unforgettable Mabel “Madea” Simmons in “Madea’s Destination Wedding,” the latest installment in the beloved “Madea” franchise streaming now on Netflix. It follows Madea and the Simmons family as they travel to the Bahamas for a fast-paced wedding filled with laughter, drama, and plenty of Madea’s signature antics. With a familiar cast including Cassi Davis Patton and Tamela Mann, this picture delivers the humor and heart fans expect from Perry’s cinematic universe.
Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 3
Source: Netflix
Today, Madison Square Garden will host a landmark event in women’s boxing as Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano meet for the final chapter of their intense rivalry. This third encounter promises to be a thrilling showdown after two previous matches that showcased their incredible skill and determination, both narrowly won by Taylor. Now, Serrano is set to challenge Taylor once more, hoping to turn the tide and claim victory.
Almost Cops
Source: Netflix
In this fast-paced buddy cop comedy, a by-the-book investigator and a hotheaded ex-detective are thrown together on a high-stakes case that hits closer to home than either expected. Set in Rotterdam, “Almost Cops” follows Ramon, a rule-following officer determined to protect his neighborhood, and Jack, a demoted detective with a reputation for chaos. Forced to work side by side, the unlikely pair slowly bond over a shared personal tragedy as they chase down a killer, uncovering more than just clues along the way.
Apocalypse in the Tropics
Source: MUBI
Directed by Petra Costa, “Apocalypse in the Tropics” is a documentary that examines the role of evangelical Christianity in shaping Brazil’s far-right political movement. With intimate access to key political figures, including Jair Bolsonaro and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the film explores how religious influence fueled Bolsonaro’s rise—and how it lingered through his fall and the chaos that followed.
