Streaming in Canada on Crave, Netflix and Prime Video [Nov. 4-10]

(Hi, all. Apologies for the delay on this one. A combination of some site maintenance, a work trip and the U.S. election pushed it back.)

Every week, MobileSyrup outlines some of the most notable movies and TV shows that recently hit Canadian streaming platforms.

Our ‘Streaming in Canada’ column typically focuses on new content from Amazon’s Prime Video, Crave and Netflix, but other services like Apple TV+ and Disney+ will be mentioned when relevant. Premium video-on-demand (PVOD) platforms are also fair game as movies continue to come to digital early.

Finally, we’ll highlight shows or movies that are made by Canadian companies, involve notable Canadian cast or crew and/or are filmed in Canada.

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Crave

Darcy & Jer: No Refunds and Happily Ever Laughter: The Darcy and Jer Story [Crave Originals]

Crave release date: November 4th, 2024 (both titles)
Genre: Stand-up comedy special, documentary
Runtime: 1 hour, 13 minutes, 1 hour, 23 minutes

Crave has a new stand-up comedy special and documentary featuring Canadian comics and married couple Darcy and Jer.

Stream Darcy & Jer: No Refunds here and Happily Ever Laughter: The Darcy and Jer Story here.

An ad-free Crave Premium membership costs $22/month. Alternatively, there are two other subscription options: Crave Basic with Ads ($9.99/month) and Crave Standard with Ads ($14.99/month). Starz is available as a separate $5.99 add-on. More information on these memberships is available here.

The full list of movies and shows hitting Crave this month can be found here.

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Netflix

Arcane (Season 2) [Netflix Original]

Netflix Canada release date: November 9th, 2024 (first three episodes, three new episodes every Saturday)
Genre: Adult animation, steampunk, action-adventure
Runtime: Nine episodes (around 40-45 minutes each)

In this second and final season, the war between Vi and Jinx and Piltover and Vaun comes to an end.

Based on Riot’s League of Legends video game series, Arcane was animated by the French studio Fortiche and features the voices of Hailee Steinfeld (True Grit), Ella Purnell (Fallout), Kevin Alejandro (Lucifer) and Katie Leung (Harry Potter series).

Stream Arcane here.

Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson [Netflix Original]

Netflix Canada release date: November 8th, 2024 (first two episodes, third episode on November 12th)
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: Three episodes (around 40 minutes each)

This docuseries offers a behind-the-scenes look at the training camps and personal lives of boxers Mike Tyson and Jake Paul ahead of their big fight (which will stream on Netflix) on November 15th.

Stream Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson here.

A Netflix ‘Standard with Ads’ subscription costs $5.99/month, a ‘Standard’ subscription (HD-supported) costs $16.49/month, and a ‘Premium’ membership is priced at $20.99/month (4K-supported).

The full list of movies and shows hitting Netflix Canada this month can be found here.

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Prime Video

My Old Ass

Original theatrical release date: September 13th, 2024
Prime Video Canada release date: November 7th, 2024
Genre: Comedy-drama
Runtime: 1 hour, 29 minutes

During her last summer in Muskoka before going off to university, 18-year-old Elliott finds herself communicating with an older version of herself, leading her to reevaluate everything about her life.

My Old Ass was written and directed by Lindsay, Ontario’s Megan Park (The Fallout) and stars Oshawa, Ontario’s Maisy Stella (Nashville), St. John’s, NL’s Percy Hynes White (Wednesday), Maddie Ziegler (West Side Story) and Aubrey Plaza (Parks and Recreation). It’s also worth noting that the movie was filmed in Muskoka Lakes.

Stream My Old Ass here.

Prime Video is included with an Amazon Prime membership, which costs $99/year. An additional $2.99/month fee is required to remove ads.

The full list of movies and shows hitting Prime Video Canada this month can be found here.

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What are you planning to stream this week? Let us know in the comments.

For more suggestions, check out last week’s Streaming in Canada column.

Image credit: Netflix