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It doesn’t matter how Well your favorite Streaming service The algorithm knows you, in February, sometimes even the smartest technology can be affected by the power of Valentine’s Day. Hence all those romance-filled promos at the top of your screen, from Ryan Murphy’s love story To the ever-ubiquitous Netflix Love is blind.
But love — romantic or otherwise — can be found in the strangest of places, including the radioactive wastelands of post-apocalyptic Los Angeles, Westeros in the rarefied middle of relative peace, or behind the scenes of the latest MCU film.
Whether you’re in the mood to watch a reliable sci-fi gem or a new and informative docuseries from Marty Supreme Directed by Josh Safdie, this February’s streaming lineup offers plenty of options to impress. Here are the 10 shows we’re falling for right now.
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy
Picked up from roughly where Bryan Fuller and Alex Kurtzman were Star Trek: Discovery It stopped when it ended in 2024, Starfleet Academy It might be better described as Star Trek For the age of TikTok…or simply the most exciting iteration of the franchise. Set in the 32nd century, the film follows the first group of students to train at the academy in over a century, giving it license to play more like a soap opera-style college soap opera. Holo‘s Tell me lies. Fortunately, Hollywood heavyweights Holly Hunter and Paul Giamatti are there to refocus these wannabe Starfleet officers on boldly going where no one has gone before.
Although franchise enthusiasts may find the series a bit too lightweight for their tastes, it’s impossible not to appreciate the series’ obvious nostalgia for the iconic series that started it all and Gene Roddenberry’s strong commitment to it. diversitywhich has unfortunately become an ugly word for the country’s powers – and an aspect of the original offer that appears to have been done Self-described Trekkie Stephen Miller has completely gone over his head.
The miracle man
What do you do if you’re Disney and realize that Marvel movies that regularly crossed the $1 billion mark at the box office while barely raising the Nano Gauntlet are now facing the problem of a seriously diminished return on investment? You make fun of the problem with fun, self-aware comedy that cleverly doesn’t require any real knowledge of the MCU on the part of the audience.