What to Stream: Brad Pitt, Spinal Tap II, Percy Jackson and lots and lots of Taylor Swift

Get ready for an exciting week of streaming as multiple new offerings hit your screens. Among them is a captivating six-episode docuseries from Disney that takes you behind the scenes of Taylor Swift's iconic Eras Tour. Additionally, the much-anticipated third installment of Rian Johnson's "Knives Out" series, titled "Wake Up Dead Man," will arrive on Netflix on December 12. This new film centers around Daniel Craig's detective, Benoit Blanc, as he investigates a perplexing murder tied to a charismatic church leader, played by Josh Brolin. The ensemble cast also includes Glenn Close and Jeremy Renner. However, early reviews have been mixed, with some critics questioning the film's execution and tone. On the cinematic front, Brad Pitt stars in the adrenaline-fueled film "F1," which streams on Apple TV starting December 12. Portraying a washed-up driver, Pitt's character chases glory on the racetrack. Filmmaker Joseph Kosinski has made it a point to capture the heart-pounding excitement of Formula One racing, featuring real high-speed driving scenes. Rob Reiner revisits the cult classic with "Spinal Tap II: The End Continues," debuting on HBO Max on December 12. While it brings back the original humor, some critics feel it leans too heavily on nostalgia and lacks the freshness of its predecessor. Fans of Taylor Swift won’t want to miss the premiere of her new docuseries, "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour - The End of an Era," which kicks off on Friday. This series will provide an intimate look at her landmark tour, alongside a concert film featuring her latest work. Shifting gears to the world of reality TV, Chip and Joanna Gaines are taking on a renovation project outside of Texas for the first time in "Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House," set to premiere on Magnolia Network and HGTV. For fantasy enthusiasts, the much-loved character Percy Jackson returns to the screen on Wednesday in Season 2 of "Percy Jackson and the Olympians," streaming on Disney and Hulu. In a new docuseries, Simon Cowell is on a quest to form a new boy band, showcasing his journey and insights into talent discovery. Finally, don’t miss Diane Kruger in "Little Disasters," a gripping drama launching on Paramount, exploring themes of trust and suspicion. On the gaming front, prepare for a unique skateboarding experience with "Skate Story," where players navigate an underworld as a glass-skateboarder battling demons. This innovative title launches Monday on PlayStation 5, Switch 2, and PC. This week promises a rich selection of entertainment across various genres, ensuring that everyone will find something to enjoy.