With “The Devil Wears Prada 2” now playing in theaters, now’s the perfect time to revisit the iconic original, currently streaming on HBO Max. The fashion world classic follows aspiring journalist Andy Sachs as she lands a job under the notoriously ruthless Miranda Priestly, trading in her sanity for stilettos and impossible expectations. It’s a glimpse into the high-stakes world of fashion, and it’s a rewatch that never goes out of style. — April Borjon

Recently added to Disney+, “We Bought a Zoo” brings a little humor and a lot of heart to your watchlist. Starring Matt Damon and Elle Fanning, the throwback film follows a widowed father who takes a leap of faith by purchasing a rundown zoo in hopes of giving his family a fresh start. What unfolds is a heartfelt story about risk and rebuilding, with plenty of animal antics and emotional moments along the way. — April Borjon

Timothée Chalamet fell short of an Oscar, and “Marty Supreme” failed to secure any of its other eight nominations at the Academy Awards. But let us not forget about one of last year’s most unforgettable movies, now streaming on HBO Max. It’s an Oscar-worthy performance indeed from Chalamet, whose character is based on a real-life ping-pong player. Hardly anything else seems factual while “Marty Supreme” reaches for a higher truth about obsession and highly entertains along the way. — Seth Boster

If you love “Traitors” and “The Mole,” tune into Netflix’s “Million Dollar Secret.” Out of a group of contestants staying at a fancy estate, one person is secretly awarded a $1 million grand prize. That millionaire tries to keep their identity hidden while the other contestants try to uncover and eliminate them and become the new millionaire, and the cycle continues. The last player standing takes home the $1 million. — Jennifer Mulson

The beautiful, yet deadly, Owens sisters of the 1998 fantasy romance film, “Practical Magic,” are back. “Practical Magic 2” hits theaters in September. Refresh your memory about the sisters, played by Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, who were born into witchcraft and a lethal family curse that dooms any man who falls in love with them. The original is streaming on HBO Max, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video and other platforms. — Jennifer Mulson