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10 New Movies to Watch This Weekend on Netflix, Prime Video, and HBO Max (November 13 - 15)

On this week's streaming column, there's one of the biggest dinosaur blockbusters of the year, a big horror movie, and much more.

10 New Movies to Watch This Weekend on Netflix, Prime Video, and HBO Max (November 13 - 15)

As the weekend approaches, movie enthusiasts have a plethora of new releases to choose from across various streaming platforms. On HBO Max, "The End of Oak Street" stands out as the top dinosaur movie since Spielberg's Jurassic Park, boasting terrifying T-Rexes and impressive creature designs. For those looking for something more grounded, "Heart of the Beast" offers an Alaskan wilderness survival story starring Brad Pitt and a German Shepherd.

On Netflix, "Heartland" is a unique musical-crime-western starring Jessica Chastain and Garrett Hedlund, while "Misty Green" follows a struggling actress trying to make a comeback in Los Angeles. The documentary "Avedon" delves into the life of fashion photography legend Richard Avedon, while "Being Heumann" brings the story of disability rights activist Judy Heumann to life.

Lastly, "Pan's Labyrinth" invites viewers into a fantastical world after the Spanish Civil War, following a young girl and her stepfather as they navigate a mysterious labyrinth and encounter mythical creatures.

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