Weekend Watch: This movie will make you want to stand up and dance.

If you're looking forward to cosying up on the couch this weekend (a wonderful thing to do at any time of year), then you'll need the perfect viewing option to keep you company.

Luckily for you, there are plenty of brilliant new TV shows that have been released just in time for the weekend, and we've rounded up the best ones.

But if you're looking to get out of the house, then we have a movie recommendation for you that will have you up on your feet and dancing.

What to watch this weekend, according to Mamamia's entertainment experts.

The Traitors US, Season 4.

Recommended by senior entertainment writer, Tara Watson.

Image: 10Play.

Reality TV fans, gird thy loins. The Traitors US returns to its spooky Scottish castle for high-stakes psychological warfare for Season 4 .

This addictive social experiment follows a group of celebrities divided into 'Faithfuls' and 'Traitors', who must navigate midnight murders and tense roundtables to win a $250,000 prize.

Alan Cumming returns as the iconic, campy host, delighting audiences with his theatrical flair and never-ending tartan wardrobe.

This season's star-studded lineup is the most eclectic yet, featuring reality titan Lisa Rinna, drag superstar Monet X Change, actor Michael Rapaport, plus Olympians Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski, The Bachelor's Colton Underwood, and (rather randomly) Travis Kelce's mum, Donna Kelce.

The Traitors US is expected to hit 10Play this weekend.

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People We Meet On Vacation.

Recommended by Mamamia's pop culture and social editor, Tina Burke.

Image: Netflix.

Rom-coms are so back. Netflix has dropped the 2026 version of When Harry Met Sally: a book-to-screen adaptation of Emily Henry's People We Meet On Vacation.

Poppy Wright (Emily Bader) and Alex Nielsen (Tom Blyth) have been unlikely best friends since college: a classic extrovert, introvert dynamic duo.

Every year since college, they've gone on a week-long trip together in a bid to explore and see the world together. But, two years ago, something changed their relationship forever and they haven't spoken since. Now, as Alex's brother ties the knot in Barcelona, the pair are thrown back into each other's orbit for one last vacation.

Flitting between the past and present, the film charts their journey from friends to lovers with a stunning soundtrack, beautiful locations and some top-notch chemistry tying the film together.

It's a charming ride, one filled with dramatic speeches in the rain and stolen glances across crowded rooms. Plus some excellent cameos from Jameela Jamil, Lukas Gage, Molly Shannon and more.

This is the kind of romantic movie that makes me hope for a return to form for the genre. And it's well worth a watch if you're a classic rom-com lover.

People We Meet On Vacation is now streaming on Netflix.

SIX: The Musical Live.

Recommended by The Spill's co-host Emily Vernem.

Image: Universal Pictures.

SIX: The Musical Live is now showing in cinemas. It's literally the filmed version of the original theatre production in London's West End with the original cast and ensemble.

It's one of my favourite musicals of all time — it might even be my favourite. I've seen it every single time it's come to Sydney, and now that they've filmed it, I can watch it even more times (huge).

It's originally a University production that made it to Broadway, and it's about King Henry VIII's SIX wives through a modernised lens of… a pop song battle. The songs are 10/10. If you're not a fan of "theatre" music (how dare you), this one feels more like a concert.

It's so witty and fast-paced, plus the costumes are elite.

If you haven't seen the theatre production and you find yourself with nothing to do one day, watch this in cinemas. You will have SO much fun.

SIX: The Musical Live is currently showing in cinemas.

His & Hers

Laura Brodnik, Head of Entertainment and host of The Spill

His & Hers on Netflix. Image Supplied.

If you're looking for an addictive new murder mystery with a stellar cast (and really, who is not looking for that?), then you need to watch His & Hers on Netflix immediately.

This new six-part series is an adaptation of Alice Feeney's 2020 bestselling book of the same name and stars Tessa Thompson as Anna, a former TV news anchor who has become reclusive after losing her job to a workplace rival after suffering a tragic loss. Anna sees the chance to get her career back when she hears about the murder of a woman in her small hometown and heads there to investigate.

Also on the murder scene is small-town detective Jack Harper, played by Jon Bernthal, who also happens to be Anna's estranged husband.

What follows next is a cat-and-mouse game between the spouses as they both attempt to solve the murder, but their own involvement in the case soon makes both of them look suspicious.

His & Hers is a satisfying watch, filled with twists and surprises until the very end.

His & Hers is now streaming on Netflix.

Feature Image: Universal Pictures.