Streaming services have added more than 300 movies and shows for Sunday, November 1, giving viewers a substantial selection of new and returning content. The monthly refresh includes titles across Netflix, Prime Video, Paramount+, HBO Max, Hulu, Peacock, Disney+ and MGM+.

HBO Max is among the main destinations for new television content. The fourth season of The Gilded Age begins with its period drama continuing to follow New York’s wealthy elite during the 1880s. The new season focuses on Bertha Russell’s efforts to repair her marriage, Agnes van Rhijn’s attempt to regain her social position, Marian and Larry’s relationship, and Peggy’s planned marriage to Dr. Kirkland.

HBO Max also features the season finale of Youth, as well as additions such as Dune, Elf, Jerry Maguire, The Polar Express, Scream, The Wolverine and The First Purge. The service’s new offerings include both films and special programming, including The Gilded Age Podcast, season 4, and two holiday-themed yule logs.

MGM+ presents the season finale of American Hostage, a psychological thriller starring Jon Hamm as Indianapolis radio reporter Fred Heckman. The series is inspired by the first season of a scripted podcast and follows Heckman after hostage-taker Tony Kiritsis demands an interview on his radio program. The finale centers on Heckman’s efforts to keep Tony alive while preventing the activation of a dead-man’s switch.

Netflix’s additions include films such as Air Force One, Bridesmaids, Cliffhanger, The Croods, The Day After Tomorrow, Fury, Looper, The Mummy, Public Enemies, Stand by Me and Whiplash. The platform also adds series and seasons including 100 días para enamorarnos, El Chema, Falsa identidad, Happy’s Place season 2, Mistletoe Murders seasons 1 and 2, Rectify seasons 1 through 4 and The Red Road seasons 1 and 2.

Prime Video has added an especially broad selection, spanning holiday movies, classics, action titles and recent releases. The lineup includes iZombie seasons 1 through 5, American Made, Good Will Hunting, Mean Girls, No Hard Feelings, Some Like It Hot, The Addams Family, The Pink Panther, Tower Heist, Wargames and Zoot Suit. Christmas titles include Elf, Bad Santa, Jingle All the Way, Scrooged, The Nativity Story and Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christmas.

Paramount+ adds films including 13 Going on 30, 48 Hrs., Allied, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Coach Carter, Gone Girl, Hook, Hugo, The Italian Job, Rango, Selena, Trading Places and Twister. Its holiday selection includes A Christmas Proposal, Ernest Saves Christmas, It’s a Wonderful Life, Scrooge, White Christmas and When Christmas Was Young.

Peacock’s new arrivals include the two-part docuseries OJ’s Accomplice, along with films such as 2 Fast 2 Furious, Air Force One, American Sniper, Beetlejuice, Belfast, Fargo, Fast Five, Love Actually, Meet the Parents, Notting Hill, The Princess Bride, Pride and Prejudice and Unbroken. The service also premieres season 7 of Wild Child.

Hulu adds A Bad Moms Christmas, The Banshees of Inisherin, Meg 2: The Trench and Why Him?, as well as new episodes of Mission: Yozakura Family and new installments of The Mess Around and We’re Here to Help. Disney+ also lists a new episode of We’re Here to Help.

Sources: Tom's Guide.