It's the end of another work week, which means we have a weekend to look forward to But with so many new movies available on streaming services, it can be hard to know what to watch [Tom's Guide has picked out some of the new releases this week that will leave you wondering what to watch next At the top of the list is Despicable Me 4, which is just the right distraction for the kids as they enter the last week of summer vacation, whether they love or hate the Minions Meanwhile, Apple TV Plus has the new heist comedy "The Instigators," with Matt Damon teaming up with a different Affleck than usual Also on Peacock is "The Bikeriders," a greasy period piece about the thrill of riding an oversized pig [Also on Netflix, "Inside the Mind of a Dog," to Hulu's "Food, Inc"

So, without further ado, here are the best new movies coming to streaming Also, be sure to check out our recommended TV shows streaming this week

If your little ones are eager to see the latest adventures of Gru and the Minions, good news: "Despicable Me 4," which grossed $760 million to become the third highest-grossing movie of the year, is now available on video-on-demand services this week

Former supervillain Gru (voiced by Steve Carell) has just welcomed a new joyous child with his wife Lucy (Kristen Wiig), when his former rival Maxime Le Mar (Will Ferrell) escapes from prison and the family is forced into the witness protection program The family is forced to enter the witness protection program Unfortunately, things don't go as planned when their new neighbor's teenage daughter, Poppy (Joey King), notices Gru This aspiring villain threatens to expose him if he doesn't help her pull off one last heist

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From the director of "Loud House" and "The Bourne Identity," Matt Damon and Casey Affleck reunite for the first time since "Oppenheimer" in this new action comedy In order to earn money for his son's medical treatment, fallen father Rory (Damon) reluctantly teams up with an ex-con (Affleck) to steal the ill-gotten gains of a corrupt mayor (Ron Perlman)

At least that was the plan, but when the heist goes awry, the unlikely pair find themselves in the crosshairs of police, bureaucrats, and vengeful crime bosses Rory's therapist, Donna Rivera (Hong Chau), is caught up in their chaotic getaway

Watch now on Apple TV Plus

Released in 2009, Food, Inc paved the way for a bold new genre of documentary, shedding light on the corrupt underside of industrialized food production Rather than repeating the same ideas, Food, Inc 2, directed by Robert Kenner and Melissa Robledo, assesses how the food industry has changed over the past decade and a half (for better or worse) and outlines alternatives to giant corporate-produced food

However, making people more aware of the food on their plates and where it comes from is only one piece of the puzzle For long-term solutions, the documentary explains, reform must begin at the top of the food transformation

Watch Now on Hulu

Following the success of 2022's "Inside the Mind of a Cat," Netflix is taking canine lovers by storm with its latest documentary "Inside the Mind of a Dog" "Why did dogs develop such a developed sense of smell and why are small dogs so troublesome (as the owner of an old Chihuahua and terrier mix)?

Narrated by Rob Lowe, the documentary traces the history of the human-dog relationship through the ages and offers home tips to help owners better understand their pets and meet their needs Of course, there are plenty of good boys and girls to shake a stick at (throw them over already)

Watch now on Netflix

Loosely inspired by the exploits of a real-life outlaw motorcycle club, "Biker Riders" is a 20th century American biker culture It's an oily snapshot, with an all-star cast worthy of its mighty chopper crowd

Spanning decades, the film begins with the first meeting between Kathy (Jodie Comer) and Benny (Austin Butler), members of the Chicago-based motorcycle club Vandal in the 1960s Cassie leaves her old life behind to dive into the greasy new world and is soon caught up in the Vandals' mantra of carefree camaraderie (and a budding romance with Benny) Tensions mount as a new generation of members begin to do mischief and threaten to disrupt the peaceful status quo But not until the crew's esteemed founder Johnny (Tom Hardy) says something about it

Watch Now on Peacock

This buddy comedy starring Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish is a blast Teddy Walker (Hart) dropped out of high school and still built a fairly successful life However, a series of unfortunate events causes his life to fall apart

Desperately in need of a job, his friend Marvin (Ben Schwartz) says there may be a position for him at his finance company, but the catch is that he needs to get his GED Carrie (Tiffany Haddish), an unorthodox night school teacher, makes it her mission to get Teddy to graduate, learning a thing or two about herself in the process

Watch it now on Netflix

"The Emoji Movie" is sweetly placed at the bottom of my list of animated films I'd recommend to others, but my kids can't get enough of this movie So it's at least worth shouting out that it was released on Netflix this week

The film is exactly what it sounds like: a film about anthropomorphic emojis who live inside smartphones Each plays a specific role, but one (voiced by TJ Miller) finds himself able to create multiple facial expressions Determined to become "normal" like the other emojis, he travels to other applications with the help of his friends and uncovers a danger that could threaten the very existence of their world

Watch Now on Netflix