The Wall Street Journal’s latest entertainment roundup features a compelling mix of drama, comedy, and documentaries across streaming platforms. Here are some of the standout picks:
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The Kiss – A gripping World War I drama directed by Bille August, featuring Esben Smed and David Dencik.
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Searching for Italy – Stanley Tucci’s acclaimed culinary travel series returns with new Italian adventures.
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Pee-wee’s Big Adventure: A Look Back – A tribute documentary celebrating the life and legacy of Paul Reubens.
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Instant Genius – A fascinating deep-dive into the life of Edwin Land, the inventor of the Polaroid camera.
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Unfrosted – A quirky comedy directed by and starring Jerry Seinfeld, exploring the origins of Pop-Tarts.
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The Sympathizer – A political thriller based on Viet Thanh Nguyen’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.
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The Veil – A suspenseful espionage drama featuring international intrigue.
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Dark Matter – A sci-fi thriller exploring alternate realities.
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Bridgerton (Season 3) – The return of the popular Regency-era romance series.
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Hacks (Season 3) – Continuing the story of a legendary comedian and her young writer.
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The Idea of You – A romantic drama starring Anne Hathaway.
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Sugar – Colin Farrell stars in this noir mystery.
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Under the Bridge – A dark true-crime series based on real events.
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A Man in Full – A business and politics drama from David E. Kelley.
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Eric – A psychological thriller starring Benedict Cumberbatch.
These titles are available across platforms like Netflix, HBO, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, and PBS—offering something for every kind of viewer this May.
