This week, Tyler Perry and Netflix team up to bring audiences A Madea Homecoming, in which Madea will not tolerate any family drama at her great-grandson’s college graduation celebration, Bruce Willis plays an LA cop working to uncover a human trafficking ring in Gasoline Alley, The Foo Fighters move into a haunted house in a suburb of Los Angeles to try their luck at recording their 10th album in Studio 666, and Naomi Watts plays a mother dealing with the aftermath of a school shooting in her small town in The Desperate Hour.

All of that plus Emory Cohen stars as a bewildered ghostwriter in the madcap Big Gold Brick – also featuring Andy Garcia, Megan Fox and Oscar Isaac in a slew of gloriously outsized performances – and, finally, the Czech Soviet-era period drama Servants.

Happy watching!

Tyler Perry’s A Madea Homecoming

Director: Tyler Perry

Cast: Tyler Perry, David Mann, Brendan O’Carroll, Tamela J. Mann

Where to Watch: Netflix

Studio 666

Directors: BJ McDonnell

Cast: Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, Whitney Cummings, Will Forte

Where to Watch: In theaters

Gasoline Alley

Director: Edward Drake

Cast: Bruce Willis, Devon Sawa, Luke Wilson

Where to Watch: In theaters

The Desperate Hour

Director: Phillip Noyce

Cast: Naomi Watts, Colton Gobbo, Sierra Maltby

Where to Watch: In theaters and streaming VOD

Servants

Director: Ivan Ostrochovský

Cast: Samuel Skyva, Samuel Polakovič, Vlad Ivanov

Where to Watch: Streaming on Apple TV+ and VOD

Big Gold Brick

Director: Brain Petsos

Cast: Andy Garcia, Emory Cohen, Megan Fox

Where to Watch: Streaming on Apple TV+ and VOD

Feb. 14-18

This week, Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg cross the globe in a search for hidden treasure – all while fending off a very determined fellow hunter in Antonio Banderas – in Uncharted. Meanwhile, Army Ranger Channing Tatum hits the road with a dangerous canine companion in Dog.

Plus, we've got a truly terrifying piece of 19th-century French-countryside horror in The Cursed, and a tale of two star-crossed American expatriate lovers in the charming romantic drama Monday.

Happy watching!

Uncharted

Director: Ruben Fleischer

Cast: Tom Holland, Mark Wahlberg, Sophia Ali

Where to Watch: In theaters

Dog

Directors: Reid Carolin, Channing Tatum

Cast: Channing Tatum, Jane Adams, Kevin Nash

Where to Watch: In theaters

The Cursed

Director: Sean Ellis

Cast: Boyd Holbrook, Kelly Reilly, Alistair Petrie

Where to Watch: In theaters

Monday

Director: Argyris Papadimitropoulos

Cast: Sebastian Stan, Denise Gough, Yorgos Pirpassopoulos

Where to Watch: Streaming on VOD

Feb. 7-11

Fresh off of a slew of Oscar nominations for Belfast, Kenneth Branaugh is jumping right back into the fray with his take on Agatha Christie's Death on the Nile – once again playing the iconic sleuth Hercule Poirot, as well as producing and directing.

Plus, Jennifer Lopez returns to theaters, playing pop superstar Kat Valdez, in Marry Me, with Owen Wilson playing the lucky guy who gets popped the question in front of an audience of 20 million people – without even knowing her!

And, Liam Neeson plays an undercover operative who turns against the FBI after he learns of their covert assassination program in Blacklight.

All that and a whole lot more in another great week at the movies!

Death on the Nile

Director: Kenneth Branagh

Cast: Kenneth Branagh, Gal Gadot, Annette Benning, Armie Hammer

Where to Watch: In theaters

Marry Me

Director: Kat Coiro

Cast: Jennifer Lopez, Owen Wilson, Maluma, Sarah Silverman

Where to Watch: In theaters, and streaming on Peacock

Blacklight

Director: Mark Williams

Cast: Liam Neeson, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Aidan Quinn, Taylor John Smith

Where to Watch: In theaters

Bigbug

Director: Jean-Pierre Jeunet

Cast: Elsa Zylberstein, Isabelle Nanty, Dominique Pinon

Where to Watch: Streaming on Netflix

Tall Girl 2

Director: Emily Ting

Cast: Ava Michelle, Griffin Gluck, Sabrina Carpenter

Where to Watch: Streaming on Netflix

Feb. 1-4

This week: Halle Berry plays a Nasa exec charged with saving the world after the moon escapes its orbit in Moonfall. Plus, the boys from Jackass return with plenty more insanity in Jackass Forever, Joachim Trier's Worst Person in the World stars Renate Reinsve as, well, probably not the worst person in the world, actually—and Mel Gibson takes a turn as a drunken TV actor in Tim Kirkby's Last Looks.

Also, the new Netflix doc The Tinder Swindler chronicles the hunt for a nefarious dating app villain.