November opens with a bang, bringing something for everyone looking for new movies and shows to watch this weekend, and with Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and other top-notch streaming services in the onslaught of new releases, viewing options abound.

TV recommendations begin with two best-selling book adaptations, the World War II epic All the Light We Cannot See and Black Cake, the story of a family traveling around the world. Also premiering is producer Taylor Sheridan's upcoming western drama Lawmen: Bas Reeves

In film, Quiz Lady is a road trip comedy from Awkafina and Sandra Oh, while Fingernails explores the impact of technology on love.

Here's what to see this weekend.

Written by Anthony Dore, this World War II epic, already a Pulitzer Prize winner, is set in 1944 and follows Marie-Laure (Aria Mia Roberti), a blind French girl who sends secret radio messages offering hope to her Allied neighbors.

Flashbacks reveal that young Marie-Laure and her father, Daniel (Mark Ruffalo), fled German-occupied Paris with a precious diamond to prevent it from falling into Nazi hands. Father and daughter take refuge with a recluse uncle (Hugh Laurie) in Saint-Malo, where Marie-Laure begins broadcasting. Werner Pfenner (Louis Hoffman), a teenage German radio operator, hears it and instead of reporting back to his superiors, he feels a deep connection to the voices coming from the speakers.

Available on Netflix

Another book adaptation by best-selling author Charmaine Wilkerson appears this week. This family drama/murder mystery spans decades with a diverse cast of characters and takes place in locations around the world, from Jamaica to Scotland to Southern California.

In the late 1960s, teenage bride Covey (Mia Isaacs) runs away when her older groom dies mysteriously on their wedding day. In the present day, the older Covey, known as Eleanor (Chipo Chung), dies and leaves her adult children a flash drive of audio recordings that reveal their true family history.

Available on Hulu

While not a spin-off of the Yellowstone prequel "1883," the Taylor Sheridan Universe expands again. Lawmen Bass Reeves is a stand-alone film, albeit set in the frontier days of the West. David Oyelowo plays the titular character, a real-life legendary lawman who rose from slavery to become the first black marshal west of the Mississippi.

Reeves is a master of arresting outlaws, having arrested over 3,000 throughout his career, but struggling with the weight of his badge and the moral and spiritual cost to his family. As he attempts to bring order to a chaotic land, he meets his adversaries, played by a stellar cast including Donald Sutherland, Dennis Quaid, and Barry Pepper.

Available Sunday, November 5 at 3 a.m. ET on Paramount Plus

Finally, after two years, Amazon's highly violent and gory animated superhero series based on Robert Kirkman's comic returns. Steven Yeun from "The Walking Dead" voices Mark Grayson, a normal teen who hides the fact that his father Nolan (J.K. Simmons) is the superhero Omniman. Later, Mark develops his own powers and his world falls apart.

The second season begins with Mark and his mother (Sandra Oh) upset when it is revealed that Nolan is a member of an alien race plotting to take over the galaxy. Mark is physically recovering from a brutal battle with his dear old father, and Chicago is being rebuilt. Everything is returning to normal, except Mark continues to struggle with his inner demons. [29] [30] Available on Prime Video [31] [32] The gloves come off. As agents continue to clash over personal disagreements and multi-million dollar properties, Workplace Soap returns with more drama. With the market in the doldrums, things are fierce in the office. Bree and Chelsea remain at odds, and a group trip to Cabo becomes very awkward. Meanwhile, Krischelle has to deal with Jason's new girlfriend's jealousy.

Streaming on Netflix

The recorded ceremony honoring that year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees has moved from HBO to Disney Plus, but no major changes. The broadcast will feature music legends performing some of their greatest hits along with other icons.

The class of 2023 includes big-name artists: Kate Bush, Sheryl Crow, Missy Elliott, George Michael, Willie Nelson, Rage Against the Machine, and Chaka Khan. Other performers and guests include: Stevie Nicks, Adam Levine, Brandi Carlisle, Carrie Underwood, Common, Dave Matthews, Elton John, LL Cool J, Miguel, New Edition, Olivia Rodrigo, Queen Latifah and Sia, among others.

Available Friday, November 3 at 8 p.m. ET on Disney Plus

Who hasn't dreamed of winning big on a game show and using the prize money to turn their life around? Anne (Awkwafina) is a trivia expert who knows the answer to every question on Can't Stop the Quiz. When her dog is kidnapped as ransom for her mother's gambling debts, Anne teams up with her sister Jenny (Sandra Oh) for a road trip across the country to get the cash they need to appear on the show.

The journey is a roller coaster of emotions, with Anne stressed out and Jenny chaotic. But their mismatched personalities may just be a winning combination.

Available on Hulu

In the near future of this sci-fi romance, chemistry has become a science. One test can tell if a couple truly loves each other and should stay together. That test is to pull a fingernail from each partner.

Anna (Jessie Buckley) and Ryan (Jeremy Allen White) tested "positive," but Anna was unhappy with her long-term relationship. She takes a new job at the founder's (Luke Wilson) Love Institute, which aims to train people for testing. There she meets Amir (Riz Ahmed), an instructor, and develops a crush on him. But Anna has not already found her ideal partner.

Available on Apple TV Plus

The inspiring true story of athlete Diana Nyad is fictionalized and brought to life as 60-year-old Diana (Annette Bening), decades after giving up marathon swimming, decides to take on an epic challenge that she has been unable to take on for years. She decides to take on an epic challenge that she has never been able to take on. Determined to become the first person to swim without a shark cage, Diana begins a four-year training journey with the help of her best friend and coach Bonnie Stoll (Jodie Foster) and a dedicated sailing team.

Available on Netflix

The long-awaited sequel to the best Spider-Man movie ever made (Fight Me) is now available on Netflix. Technology is good sometimes, and a year after the events of the first film, Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moore) learns from Gwen Stacy (Hailee Steinfeld) that the entire Spider-verse is in danger of collapse. They travel to the multiverse, where they meet a group of protectors known as the Spider Society. But when Miles clashes with their leader, Miguel O'Hara (Oscar Isaac), a startling revelation is made.

Available on Netflix

Sylvester Stallone has played iconic characters, but his own life is as thrilling as any movie. This documentary chronicles this underdog actor's journey from nearly quitting showbiz to building a career with blockbusters like "Rocky," "Rambo," and "The Expendables." The Oscar-nominated actor/writer/director/producer speaks candidly about both his successes and failures. The doc is a mix of archival footage, film clips, and interviews with Hollywood luminaries like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Quentin Tarantino.

Available on Netflix

The chaotic but lovable Portokalos family returns in My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3. Almost a year after "My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2," Toula (Nia Vardalos) and Ian (John Corbett) are dealing with the grief of losing their father. Their journey leads them to Greece for a family reunion, where the Portokalos clan crosses paths with Village Mayor Victory (Melina Kotzerow), who dreams of restoring the village to its former glory. Tula embarks on a journey to discover her roots, Aunt Voula (Andrea Martin) seeks romance in Paris, and Ian just wants a pure vacation. Fans of the first two films will no doubt find the Portokalos family re-entering your hearts and minds.

Available on Peacock

Patrick Wilson makes his directorial debut with "Insidious: Red Door," the latest in the "Insidious" horror film series. Nearly a decade after the possession, Josh Lambert (Wilson) has sealed everything surrounding his journey to an alternate universe called "The Father" in order to save his son Dalton from supernatural forces. The haunting of the previous film took its toll on the family, and "The Red Door" follows the divorced Lambert as he struggles to connect with Dalton as he sends him off to college. The two tackle intergenerational trauma as repressed memories of the demons that haunt the family are revealed.

Available on Netflix