‘Moonlighting’
Yippee ki-yay, TV lovers! The ’80s collection that made Bruce Willis a star is lastly obtainable for streaming. After an agonizing wait, all 67 episodes of this traditional rom-com have been re-mastered so a complete new technology can see that “Gilmore Women” did not invent fast-paced, witty dialog. If something, creator Glenn Gordon Caron was taking a web page from early sitcoms like “The George Burns and Gracie Allen Present,” through which characters routinely broke the fourth wall, and screwball comedies like “His Lady Friday,” through which you get 23 insults a minute. It is a reminder that Willis and Cybill Shepherd had been one of many all-time nice sparring companions. Hulu
‘The Caine Mutiny Court docket-Martial’
William Friedkin was well-known for the advanced motion scenes in “The French Connection” and “To Stay and Die in L.A.” So his closing mission is a little bit of a shock. Just like the 1954 movie, that includes a really susceptible Humphrey Bogart, it is primarily based on Herman Wouk’s novel. However this adaptation takes place nearly totally in a courtroom, with Jason Clarke taking middle stage as a army lawyer making an attempt to clear his shopper of mutiny costs. The restricted setting — and modest digital camera work — by no means robs the movie of its drama, proof you do not want automobile chases to create nail-biting stress. 8 p.m. Sunday, Showtime
‘The Mill’
Here is one other instance of how efficient a one-room thriller may be. Lil Rel Howery performs a supervisor who wakes up in an open-air cell the place he is sentenced to show a grist mill with a view to survive. Howery, who has transitioned from stand-up to drama in addition to anybody, spends a lot of the movie taking part in off mysterious voices from intercoms and vents. It’s going to remind you of a “Twilight Zone” episode — however with plenty of swearing. Monday, Hulu
‘The Fantastic Story of Henry Sugar’
This brief movie, in addition to its three companion items, offers expertise like Ben Kingsley and Benedict Cumberbatch an opportunity to learn Roald Dahl tales with “illustrations” from director Wes Anderson. The tales are slight in nature and lack tidy endings. However followers of Dahl and Anderson will likely be as giddy as youngsters in a chocolate manufacturing facility. Netflix
‘Elon Musk’s Twitter Takeover’
This “Frontline” episode supplies loads of background on the controversial billionaire. Nevertheless it’s extra involved in inspecting problems with censorship with journalist James Jacoby asking plenty of thought-provoking questions. 8 p.m. Tuesday, TPT
