From singing along with Dwayne Johnson’s Maui to hitting the green with Bill Murray and friends, this weekend is packed with star-studded movies and TV shows. Here are five new titles to watch on streaming.
New movie to stream
‘Moana’
You’re welcome, “Moana” fans, because the live-action adaptation of the hit Disney flick is now streaming on Disney+. Johnson is back as the buff demigod Maui, reprising the role he voiced in the 2016 animated blockbuster, with Catherine Laga’aia playing the titular hero (originally voiced by Auliʻi Cravalho). In his 2½-star review, Globe film critic Odie Henderson praised Johnson and Laga’aia for their “great chemistry,” while lauding Rena Owen as the film’s “best performance” for her take on Moana’s grandmother. Available on Disney+
New TV to stream
‘A Course Called Ireland’
Explore the Emerald Isle with Bill Murray in the new six-part docuseries “A Course Called Ireland,” premiering Sunday on Paramount+. The comedy legend teams up with author Tom Coyne to tee off at some of the country’s top golf courses. Available to stream on Paramount+ beginning Sunday
‘Nobody Wants This’
Somebody clearly wants this, because the popular Netflix romcom show is back for season 3. Lovebirds Joanne (Kristen Bell) and Noah (Adam Brody) are looking to take another step in their relationship by moving into a new place together. Meanwhile, New Hampshire native Sarah Silverman is set to join the cast this season, along with fellow newcomers Andrew Rannells and Keyla Monterroso Mejia. Available on Netflix
Binge-worthy TV pick
‘Lupin’
Part four of the fan-favorite French crime drama “Lupin” arrives Friday on Netflix. Omar Sy’s Assane Diop finds himself in prison and wants to serve out his term, but the thief gets pulled into a new mystery and must stop a copycat who’s robbing museums using his Lupin guise. All eight episodes of the new season are now available to binge-watch. Available on Netflix
Movie night pick
‘The Invite’
Phillips Academy alum Olivia Wilde directs and stars in “The Invite,” streaming on HBO Max beginning Friday. The film is centered around a dinner party between an uptight couple, played by Wilde and Seth Rogen, and their more open-minded neighbors, played by Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton. Things get a bit steamy and awkward between everyone involved in what Globe critic Odie Henderson called a “raucous, argumentative dark comedy” in his three-star review. Available on HBO Max
Matt Juul can be reached at matthew.juul@globe.com.