Several major streaming platforms are rolling out a selection of new movies this weekend, offering viewers a range of genres from sci-fi blockbusters to romantic comedies.

This influx of new content provides ample choices for a summer movie night, catering to diverse tastes and preferences.

Leading the new releases is "Project Hail Mary," now available on MGM+.

The film stars Ryan Gosling as Ryland Grace, a scientist-turned-teacher who becomes humanity's unlikely savior in space.

The movie is noted for its charming narrative and the engaging dynamic between Gosling's character and an alien named Rocky, voiced by James Ortiz.

Their friendship forms the emotional core of the story as they work to save their planets from a sun-eating bacteria.

For those seeking lighter fare, Netflix has introduced "Voicemails for Isabelle," a new rom-com featuring Zoey Deutch and Nick Robinson.

The story follows a grieving woman who leaves voicemails on her late sister's phone, which are then unexpectedly received by a stranger, leading to a cross-country meet-cute.

The film blends romantic comedy elements with an exploration of grief and sisterhood.

Families can find a new animated adventure on Prime Video with "The Spongebob Movie: Search for SquarePants." This fourth big-screen installment sees SpongeBob SquarePants, voiced by Tom Kenny, embarking on a journey with the ghostly pirate Flying Dutchman, voiced by Mark Hamill, to prove his bravery.

The movie promises an action-packed underwater adventure filled with the franchise's characteristic humor.

Hulu is also joining the lineup with its original comedy, "Never Change!" Written by and starring John Reynolds, the film explores the comedic nightmare of adults being forced to return to high school to complete their senior year after a tornado cut it short.

The cast includes Sofia Black-D’Elia, Carmen Christopher, Jo Firestone, Topher Grace, and Ana Gasteyer, as old rivalries and crushes resurface.

Rounding out the new movies on Netflix is the comedy-drama "Drinking Buddies." This film, which has resonated with viewers for over a decade, focuses on the authentic and often messy aspects of everyday life.

It centers on Kate (Olivia Wilde) and Luke (Jake Johnson), co-workers with undeniable chemistry who navigate their mutual attraction while both are in relationships, leading to complications during a weekend getaway.