Top Movie and TV Trailers of the Week: ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Antlers,’ and More ~ Digital Library

TGIF. While you’re planning for the long weekend ahead, we’ve rounded up the top movie and TV trailers that you may have missed during the week.

Fans learn more about Rey’s agenda in the final Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, while Amazon Prime Video is airing a series called The Feed, shows technology’s dark side. From Sony Pictures Entertainment’s Bloodshot to Netflix’s The King, here are the top movies and TV shows to keep on your radar.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker marks the end of a saga, but The Force will always be with us. The movie hits theaters on Dec. 20, and the final trailer gives us more clues on Rey’s final showdown with Kylo Ren.

Antlers

What if flesh-eating deer creatures lived in your home? Antlers follows a teacher’s investigation of a lonesome boy harboring a deadly secret. This creepy film is coming to theaters next year.

The Crown

Season 3 of The Crown is almost here and Olivia Colman steals the show as Queen Elizabeth. The Netflix Original series, which highlights the royal family’s struggles with a changing Great Britain, will return on Nov. 17.

Bloodshot

Vin Diesel is a self-healing superhero in the thriller Bloodshot. After losing his memory, the former soldier realizes that he literally has an army in his veins that makes him strong and shields him from wounds. Hungry for revenge, he goes after the men who murdered his wife. Bloodshot hits theaters on Feb. 21.

The King

King Henry V (Timothée Chalamet) rises and takes over the English throne in Netflix’s The King. When his father dies, he is forced to protect the crown and fight The Dauphin of France in this intense movie, which premieres on the streaming service on Nov. 1.

The Feed

Set in an alternate future, The Feed shows the dark side of messing with the human body. When a man invents a brain implant that enables people to instantly share emotions and thoughts, his technology starts to cause people to become very violent. This dark TV show debuts on Amazon Prime Video Nov. 22.

Zomboat!

When two sisters decide to escape from a zombie apocalypse, their journey to safety gets complicated in the Hulu series Zomboat! Stuck on a boat, the duo (and some friends) try to avoid flesh-eaters and survive in their newly destroyed world.

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