NBC’s streaming service is finally here! With its streaming platform, Peacock, you can now stream for up to 20,000 hours of shows, movies, news, sports, and many more! Aside from their mainstay, they have also curated original content that will surely be worth the past.

 

20,000 hour’s worth of content to watch can be overwhelming, so we’ll help you get started.

 

NBC’s Peacock – Here are Our Top Movies and Shows

 

Here are the ten movies and shows you should begin viewing at Peacock:

 

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein

 

Travel back in time and see how crossover events were done last 1948. The legendary comedy duo, Abbott and Costello tangled with Universal’s horror icons. In this particular crossover, they intertwined with Glenn Strange as Frankenstein.

 

Other crossovers include their movie with the Invisible Man, Dr. Jekyll (and Mr. Hyde, and the Mummy, but you should watch the one with Frankenstein first.

 

Children of Men

 

What if the world was on the verge of extinction because of a global infertility crisis? If you’re interested in Alfonso Cuaron’s take on this one, hit the play button for the movie Children of Men. Here, Cuaron shows that the populace was divided because of fear and xenophobia.

 

Cuaron won an Oscar for directing the movie Gravity and Roma. The film stars Clive Owen, Julianne Moore, Michael Caine, and Chiwetel Ejiofor.

 

Do the Right Thing

 

Do the right thing and Watch Do the Right Thing. This movie is very timely to watch this movie in light of George Floyd’s death and its relation to systemic racism and police brutality. Learn a thing or two about the current situation and what you can do about it.

 

You can also watch other Spike Lee classics like Clockers, Crooklyn, Da Sweet Blood of Jesus, and Mo’ Better Blues.

 

Dracula

 

Who doesn’t want a classic? Watch Lugosi’s Dracula on Peacock and see his take on this very popular villain. Peacock has a lengthy list of horror classics from the 1930s and 1940s.

 

Howard the Duck

 

How about a duck saving the world? Well, it has to be Howard the Duck. George Lucas produces the film, and it is based on a Marvel comic as well.

One of the famous scenes in the movie is Lea Thompson trying to seduce Howard the Duck – an alien and a talking duck. It sounds out of this world, so you better watch at your own risk.

 

Jurassic Park

 

Oh my! We’re sure you were all out of screams the first time you watched Jurassic Park. It’s a 90’s kid staple. If you want to relive the moment or share that moment with your kid now, the Peacock got you covered.

 

This movie is one of Steven Spielberg’s blockbuster!

 

Reservoir Dogs

 

This is about a heist gone wrong and told based on the viewpoint of the bad guys. It has several disgraceful characters who kept saying and doing bad things while making references to popular culture. One of the most memorable scenes was with Michael Madsen, who is the most sadistic among the group’s members, torturing a policeman while dancing “Stuck in the Middle With You” by Stealers Wheel.

 

The Deer Hunter

 

Starred by Robert de Niero and Meryl Steep, there’s no wonder this 70’s hit won Best Picture, Best Director and Best Supporting Actor in the Oscars. Michael Cimino’s film is about the Vietnam War.

 

The Paper

 

How’s it like working for a New York City tabloid? This 1994 film by Ron Howard looks into a day of the life of an over-caffeinated editor played by Michael Keaton.

 

The Sting

 

The Sting is a massive box office hit starring Robert Redford and Paul Newman as they seek revenge on their crime boss (Robert Shaw).

 

Aside from movies offered by NBC Universal, here are some TV Series you should be watching:

 

21 Jump Street
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
The Carol Burnett Show
Leave it to Beaver
Murder She Wrote
Columbo
Cheers
The Munsters
The Rockford Files
30 Rock
Parks and Creations
Friday night Lights
Parenthood
Law and Order: SVU

 

So what do you think of our movie review of NBC’s Peacock TV?

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