What to watch tonight: 38 new shows and movies just added to Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu and more (Nov. 9)
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When it comes to deciding what to watch, it can get overwhelming sifting through the best streaming services . So I've compiled a TV guide on what to watch tonight.
I've gone through everything from Netflix , HBO Max , Hulu etc to see what's recently landed. I've even added some live sports you can stream on some of the best streaming services, along with movies on free platforms like Tubi and festive flicks now available on Hallmark.
Here are all the new shows and movies (and live events) you can stream tonight (November 9), and where to watch them. For more picks, check out the biggest new shows to stream this week .
Genre: Comedy-drama movie
What it's about: Misty (Rosalind Eleazar) is an Emmy-winning actress whose once-promising Hollywood career has fallen apart. Facing eviction and struggling with personal demons, she has just seven days to find somewhere to live and get her life back on track. When an opportunity to land her dream role emerges, Misty must confront her troubled past, difficult relationships and the unforgiving entertainment industry if she hopes to make a comeback.
Why you should watch it: "Misty Green" takes a rather unflattering look at the Hollywood machine, with Rosalind Eleazar at the centre as an actress struggling to get her career back on track. She's a standout in a role that gives the film plenty of messy, human drama, while Chris Rock brings a biting sense of humor to its take on celebrity culture and industry exploitation. Adam Driver and Daniel Kaluuya are also part of the cast, making this an intriguing watch for fans of behind-the-scenes Hollywood stories.
Watch "Misty Green" on Netflix now
Genre: Reality food competition series
What it's about: Guy Fieri brings back his festive culinary competition for a second season, with 32 superstar chefs joining forces in 16 teams to battle for holiday glory. Each duo must create sweet and savory dishes using unexpected ingredients and challenges from the famous Randomizer. The winning team takes home a $100,000 prize, a championship title and additional money for charity.
Why you should watch it: If you enjoy competitive cooking shows, this festive spin-off is worth watching. Guy Fieri brings plenty of energy to a tournament packed with talented chefs, creative culinary challenges and unexpected ingredients. The team format adds another layer of excitement, while the sweet and savory rounds offer plenty of mouthwatering creations. It's a fun seasonal watch with genuine competition and a generous charity incentive.
Watch "Tournament of Champions: All-Star Christmas" S2 on HBO Max now
Genre: Action-comedy movie
What it's about: Mild-mannered Milwaukee realtor Marvin Gable (Ke Huy Quan) has left his violent past as an assassin behind. However, his quiet suburban life is turned upside down when Rose (Ariana DeBose), his former partner-in-crime, unexpectedly returns with a plan to take down his crime lord brother, Knuckles (Daniel Wu). Soon, Marvin must dust off his deadly skills to survive a dangerous reunion with his past.
Why you should watch it: Ke Huy Quan gets to show off his action chops in "Love Hurts," playing a former hitman whose past catches up with him. The fight scenes are a particular highlight, with some inventive uses of everyday objects as weapons and plenty of hard-hitting choreography. There's also a decent amount of humor from the supporting cast to keep things from getting too serious. At just over 80 minutes, it's an entertaining option when you want some quick, uncomplicated action.
Watch "Love Hurts" on Hulu now
Here's everything coming to streaming today, broken down by streaming service:
NETFLIX
PRIME VIDEO
PARAMOUNT+
HBO MAX
HULU
DISNEY+
PEACOCK
ESPN UNLIMITED
TUBI
SHUDDER
HALLMARK+