A range of new shows, movies and live events is available to stream on Tuesday, Nov. 3, across Netflix, Prime Video, Paramount+, HBO Max, Hulu, Disney+, Peacock and ESPN Unlimited. Several films are also newly available to rent or buy digitally.
Netflix’s featured premiere is “Bass X Machina,” an adult animated steampunk Western. Brian Tyree Henry voices Bass Reeves, a father who takes on the role of judge, jury and executioner to protect his family in a frontier threatened by outlaws, machines and supernatural forces. The service also adds the comedy special “Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike,” “St. Denis Medical” season 2, seasons 1–4 of “Will Trent,” and several films, including “Mafia Mamma.”
Two new digital releases are “Resident Evil,” a horror film directed by Zach Cregger, and a 2026 adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Sense and Sensibility,” starring Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles. “Resident Evil” follows medical courier Bryan, played by Austin Abrams, as a biological outbreak engulfs the area around Raccoon City. “Sense and Sensibility” follows the Dashwood sisters after their father’s death leaves their family without financial security. Both films are available to rent or buy on Amazon, according to the guide.
Live sports are among the day’s other options. Prime Video lists six NHL games, including St. Louis Blues vs. New York Rangers and Anaheim Ducks vs. Vancouver Canucks. Paramount+ has nine UEFA Champions League fixtures, including Atlético Madrid vs. Bayern Munich and Barcelona vs. Aston Villa. ESPN Unlimited also carries college football and NHL games.
Elsewhere, HBO Max adds season 13 of “Holiday Baking Championship.” Peacock lists the season 2 premiere of “The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins,” the season 3 premiere of “St. Denis Medical,” and “The American Society of Magical Negroes.” Hulu and Disney+ offer new episodes of shows and podcasts, with some titles appearing on both services.
Other films listed for digital rental or purchase include “April X,” “Bad Apples,” “Beware Boiúna,” “The History of Concrete,” “Rolling Loud: The Movie” and “Without Blood.”
Sources: Tom's Guide.