Here Are the Best Movies to Stream this Weekend on Peacock, Including ‘Dìdi’

Subscribers to Peacock have an exciting array of new titles available for streaming this weekend ranging from holiday classics to modern blockbusters. The lineup includes something for everyone with options spanning sports dramas, science fiction thrillers, and family comedies. Viewers can catch up on recent theatrical releases or revisit beloved favorites that have just joined the library. This curated selection highlights the most notable additions arriving on the platform for the first weekend of December.

‘Dìdi’ (2024)

This coming-of-age comedy drama follows a thirteen-year-old Taiwanese American boy during the last month of summer before high school begins. He learns what it means to be a good skater and a good friend while navigating the awkwardness of adolescence. The protagonist struggles to relate to his mother and attempts to find his place within his peer group. It captures the specific cultural nuances of growing up in Fremont during the late 2000s era of social media. The film explores themes of family dynamics and the painful yet humorous process of finding oneself.

‘Creed III’ (2023)

Adonis Creed dominates the boxing world but finds his future threatened when a childhood friend and former boxing prodigy resurfaces. Damian Anderson returns after serving a long prison sentence and is eager to prove that he deserves his shot in the ring. The face-off between former friends becomes more than just a fight as Adonis must put his future on the line to battle Damian. Michael B. Jordan makes his directorial debut while returning to the role of the heavyweight champion in this sports drama. This installment shifts focus to the personal history and unresolved trauma between the two combatants.

’10 Cloverfield Lane’ (2016)

A young woman wakes up in an underground bunker after a car accident and discovers she is being held by a man who claims the outside world is uninhabitable. She begins to question the truth of his statements as tensions rise within the confined space she shares with her captor and another survivor. The psychological thriller builds suspense as the protagonist plots her escape to discover what really lies beyond the airlock doors. Viewers are kept guessing about the true nature of the threat until the very final moments of the story. The film serves as a spiritual successor to the original monster movie while establishing its own contained narrative.

‘Pitch Perfect’ (2012)

A rebellious college freshman joins an all-female a cappella group called The Barden Bellas against her initial better judgment. She injects some much-needed energy into their repertoire as they compete against their male rivals to win the collegiate championship. The musical comedy highlights the friendships that form among the eclectic group of young women as they find their unique sound. Audiences enjoy a soundtrack filled with innovative mashups and covers of popular songs from various decades. The movie launched a successful franchise by blending humor with competitive collegiate singing.

‘Pacific Rim: Uprising’ (2018)

Jake Pentecost reunites with Mako Mori to lead a new generation of Jaeger pilots against a new Kaiju threat that could destroy the world. The son of Stacker Pentecost must live up to his father’s legacy while training a group of young cadets to pilot the massive mechs. They discover a conspiracy within their own ranks that complicates the battle against the giant monsters emerging from the sea. High-stakes action sequences dominate the screen as the pilots utilize advanced technology to save humanity from extinction. This sequel expands the lore of the universe with bigger battles and new robotic designs.

‘Bill & Ted Face the Music’ (2020)

Two middle-aged best friends travel through time once again to write the song that will unite the world and save reality as we know it. Bill and Ted receive a warning from the future that they must compose the tune quickly or face universal destruction. They are joined by their daughters who help them navigate various historical eras to assemble the ultimate band. The sci-fi comedy provides a nostalgic conclusion to the trilogy while introducing a new generation of characters. It emphasizes themes of friendship and unity through the power of rock and roll music.

‘Bridget Jones’s Baby’ (2016)

Bridget Jones finds herself single again at forty and decides to focus on her career as a news producer until she discovers she is pregnant. She faces a complicated dilemma when she realizes she is unsure if the father is her former flame Mark Darcy or a charming American named Jack. The romantic comedy follows her chaotic journey through pregnancy as both men vie for her affection and support. Classic misunderstandings and awkward situations ensue as Bridget tries to prepare for motherhood while managing two potential fathers. This third installment brings closure to the love triangle that defined the earlier films.

‘Meet the Fockers’ (2004)

Greg Focker and his fiancée Pam decide it is time for their very different sets of parents to meet before the wedding takes place. The strict and suspicious Jack Byrnes clashes immediately with the free-spirited and unconventional Bernie and Roz Focker. Tensions rise as secrets are revealed and the two families struggle to find common ground during a chaotic weekend get-together. The comedy sequel explores the awkward dynamics of in-laws with contrasting lifestyles and parenting philosophies. An all-star cast delivers laughs through uncomfortable social situations and slapstick humor.

‘Miracle on 34th Street’ (1947)

An old man going by the name of Kris Kringle fills in for an intoxicated Santa Claus at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade. He becomes a sensation at the flagship department store but causes a stir by claiming to be the real Santa Claus. A lawyer decides to defend him in court to prove that he is indeed who he says he is after Kringle is institutionalized. The holiday classic explores themes of faith and the innocence of childhood belief against a cynical world. It remains a perennial favorite for its heartwarming message and memorable courtroom climax.

‘Rocky III’ (1982)

Rocky Balboa enjoys his status as the heavyweight champion until he suffers a crushing defeat at the hands of the brutal challenger Clubber Lang. He must find the hunger to win again after losing his title and his beloved trainer Mickey. His former rival Apollo Creed steps in to train him and help him regain the eye of the tiger for a rematch. The sports drama examines the dangers of complacency and the hard work required to stay at the top. This entry introduced iconic elements to the franchise including Mr. T and a legendary theme song.

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