There's nothing better than lounging on the couch with a bowl of popcorn and watching the latest blockbuster on the best streaming services.

But with so many films on offer, it can be hard to narrow down what to watch. That's why we've rounded up some of the best new films that just streamed this week to make your next movie-going experience a memorable one. This week, the spin-off "A Quiet Place," starring Oscar winner Lupita Nyongo, is available on pay-per-view video-on-demand. Meanwhile, Hulu will offer the latest "Planet of the Apes" sequel, while Netflix will offer a new Sponge Bob film starring everyone's favorite underwater Texan and a black-and-white version of "Godzilla Minus One."

So, without further ado, read on for the best new streaming movies to watch this week. And if you're looking for more streaming recommendations, be sure to check out our guide to the best new shows of the week.

"The Quiet Place": "The Quiet Place: Day One" is a rare spinoff that is as good as its predecessor. Lupita Nyongo plays Samira, a grumpy patient at a hospice center outside of New York City. She makes it clear early on that she accepts whatever time she has left in this world, but reluctantly accepts nurse Ruben's (Alex Wolff) invitation to a field trip that promises a New York slice.

Naturally, this is when all hell breaks loose and we see the first of the havoc wreaked by the franchise's bat-like alien invasion. The survival-horror setup follows many familiar patterns, but is packed with enough genuine terror and heart to make it a must-see for fans of The Quiet Place.

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The fourth film in the relaunched franchise, "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" jumps three centuries after the death of Andy Serkis' Caesar to a world where apes are the dominant species and humans are marginalized. It is said to be the first film in a new trilogy that bridges the gap between the recent reboots and the original Planet of the Apes.

Noah (Owen Teague), a young chimpanzee, is preparing for his coming-of-age ceremony when he crosses paths with May (Freya Allan), a human woman with the same intelligence as him. The two embark on a journey to determine the future of apes and humans. But hidden motives soon turn their desire for peace into a violent power struggle.

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Are you ready? Sponge Bob may have put Bikini Bottom on the map, but this new film puts fellow thrill-seeking squirrel, Sandy Cheeks, front and center. When a Texas lab led by diabolical CEO Sue Naamey (Wanda Sykes) scoops up the denizens of the ocean floor, Sandy and crew return home to save them.

On the way, they run into Sandy's family (traveling circus performers) and work with old friends to bring them all back safely. The "Saving Bikini Bottom Sandy Cheeks Movie" blends live action with colorful 3D animation in a style more reminiscent of the recent SpongeBob movie "Sponge on the Run" than the original 2D show, creating a nostalgic It is a fully loaded entertainment film.

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Guy Ritchie's masterpiece reimagines Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's iconic character as an action movie hero. Robert Downey Jr. plays the role of the famous detective Holmes, bringing attitude, wit, and charisma to Holmes.

The two embark on a mission to track down and stop Lord Blackwood (Mark Strong), a follower of the dark arts who is behind a brutal series of murders in London. Sherlock Holmes is enlivened by the dynamic performances of Downey and Law, whose humor and chemistry make them an engaging criminal investigation duo.

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If you have ever wanted to see the fantastic "Godzilla Minus One" again, this version is a black and white recreation of the first "Godzilla" film released in 1954. Written and directed by acclaimed CG animator and VFX artist Takashi Yamazaki, the film is set at the end of World War II, after the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Koichi Shikishima (Ryunosuke Kamiki), a pilot on a kamikaze suicide mission, hesitates to stop by Odo Island. He has no way of knowing that Japan's surrender is imminent. But after a fateful encounter with a giant reptilian creature that comes ashore and wreaks havoc, he is convinced that his life will never be the same.

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The long-awaited third installment in Ti West's horror series following "X" and "Pearl" sees Mia Goth return as Maxine Minx, a porn star looking for her big break.

Set in 1980s Hollywood, Maxxxine is a horror film directed by Elizabeth Bender (Elizabeth Debicki) that begins with her landing the coveted role of scream queen. Meanwhile, a killer is targeting young women around Maxxxine, and when two LAPD detectives (Michelle Monaghan and Bobby Cannavale) knock on her door, she is less than pleased. On top of that, a vindictive private investigator (Kevin Bacon) with a mysterious client comes after her. As Maxine searches for answers, her past comes back to haunt her in a big way. After all, there is no business like show business.

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The Spectacular Now is one of my colleague Laurie's comfort movies, and I can see why: this A24 acclaimed romantic drama stars Sutter Keely as Miles Teller, a man who is in love with a woman he's never met before. He is dumped by his girlfriend (Brie Larson) without a second thought.

He drowns his sorrows in late-night debauchery and wakes up on the lawn of a strange house with a terrible hangover. This is how he meets Aimee Finecky (Shailene Woodley), an innocent, bookish teenager. But Sutter's self-destructive tendencies test their relationship as he stares into the reality of life after high school.

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