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7 top new movies to stream this week on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max and more — including ‘Backrooms, ' Toy Story 5' and an action-thriller film ‘John Wick’ fans will love (Sept. 22-28)

This week's selection of new movies across the biggest streaming services includes "Toy Story 5," "Backrooms," "Jackass" and more.

7 top new movies to stream this week on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max and more — including ‘Backrooms, ' Toy Story 5' and an action-thriller film ‘John Wick’ fans will love (Sept. 22-28)

1. This week, Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, Disney+, and Paramount+ are releasing fresh films for subscribers to enjoy, offering a diverse selection of movies across various genres.

2. Families will likely gravitate towards "Toy Story 5" on Disney+ as Halloween season approaches, making it a timely addition to their streaming lineup.

3. Prime Video offers a new rom-com based on a popular book, while Paramount+ adds the concluding "Jackass" movie to its library for fans of the series.

4. "The Magic Faraway Tree," based on Enid Blyton's children's books, is a charming fantasy adventure suitable for young viewers seeking a light-hearted escape.

5. "Lifehack," a tech-focused thriller available on Netflix, follows a group of hackers attempting to steal cryptocurrency from a billionaire, only to be coerced into helping a larger heist by the mogul's daughter.

6. "The Love Hypothesis," a romantic comedy on Prime Video adapted from a best-selling novel, stars Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman and explores the complexities of relationships in the digital age.

7. "Toy Story 5" on Disney+ reaffirms Pixar's animation prowess with a heartwarming and adventurous installment that balances humor and emotional depth.

8. "Jackass: Best and Last" on Paramount+ marks the end of the Jackass franchise, featuring a mix of new stunts and clips from previous movies, catering to fans of the series.

9. "Backrooms," a horror film available on HBO Max, draws inspiration from online clips exploring liminal spaces and ordinary objects transformed into terrifying environments.

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