Don’t Worry Darling arrives in theaters after weeks of behind-the-scenes drama along with the re-release of James Cameron’s Avatar, new action movies from Dolph Lundgren and Antonio Banderas, Tyler Perry’s A Jazzman’s Blues on Netflix, The Infernal Machine, Meet Cute on Peacock and more in theaters and on streaming.

While visiting New York City with his kids, Clint Barton sees reports of his dark alter ego Ronin running around and finds 22-year-old archery prodigy Kate Bishop, who dreams of being a superhero. The archery duo teams up to take on a threat from Clint’s past in the upcoming Disney+ MCU series Hawkeye, arriving in November.

Black Widow finally brings the MCU back to theaters (and Disney+ Premiere Access) while the horror of Fear Street continues on Netflix with Part Two: 1978.

Black Widow and Loki are both going to explore the past of the MCU in much different ways this summer as Black Widow hits theaters and Disney+ Premier Access in July and Loki arrives on Disney+ in June.

Following Captain America: Civil War, Natasha Romanoff reunites with her “family” to stop the villainous Taskmaster, who has taken over the old Black Widow program and is churning out deadly, brainwashed assassins.

The final weekend of 2019 has three well-recieved films opening or expanding wide, including two potential Oscar contenders and the latest animated feature from Blue Sky Studios.

Set between Civil War and Infinity War, Natasha Romanov returns home to team up with some old allies to face a new threat in next summer’s Black Widow solo movie, which kicks off Phase 4 of the MCU.

It’s the end of one chapter of the MCU and the beginning of another this weekend with Spider-Man: Far From Home while Hereditary director Ari Aster delivers another horrific journey into madness with Midsommar.