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What to Watch Tonight: Prehistoric Beasts & More

Fridays are for kicking back, and June 12 offers a surprisingly diverse slate of new streaming content. From high-stakes action to prehistoric wonders, there’s something for every mood tonight. Here’s a rundown of the best picks across the major platforms.

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Trending: The Death of Robin Hood

If you're looking for a gritty, modern take on a classic legend, The Death of Robin Hood is the talk of the town. Starring Hugh Jackman as a battle-worn Robin Hood grappling with a life of crime, this drama has been praised for its atmospheric storytelling and intense performances. It's a compelling choice for a serious movie night.

Surviving Earth: A Prehistoric Premiere

Peacock is debuting Surviving Earth, a documentary series that promises to be both educational and visually stunning. The series explores how life persisted—and even thrived—during some of the most cataclysmic events in our planet's history. If you’re a fan of natural history documentaries that blend science with spectacular cinematography, this is the place to start your weekend.

Action on Prime Video: Plane

For those who prefer a faster pace, Prime Video is streaming the 2023 action thriller Plane. Starring Gerard Butler, the film follows a pilot who successfully lands his storm-battered aircraft in a hostile war zone, only to discover that his passengers are now pawns in a dangerous game between local militias. It’s a gritty, high-stakes survival story that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

HBO Max Spotlight: Proud

HBO Max continues its streak of original programming with the premiere of Proud. While specific plot details are still under wraps, the network’s track record suggests this will be a high-quality addition to your watchlist. It’s a great excuse to settle in for some premium storytelling.

Festival Vibes: Bonnaroo on Disney+

Music fans can catch the live stream of Day 2 of the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival on Disney+. It’s a great way to experience the festival atmosphere without leaving your house, featuring a mix of rock, pop, and electronic acts.

With such a wide range of options, there’s no excuse to be bored tonight. Whether you want to explore the ancient world, survive a modern-day crisis, or revisit a legend, tonight’s streaming lineup has you covered. What are you planning to watch? Let us know in the comments below!

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