Sometimes, all it takes to finally watch a project is knowing where to find it. For fans who have been meaning to catch up on their favorite stars’ latest movies and series, a few titles are now making their way onto streaming platforms. Whether you missed their theatrical release, have been reminiscing its plot or simply want something new to press play on, these are the projects to add to your watchlist.

Almost Us starring JMFyang

Fyang, JM Ibarra, and Dustin Yu headline Almost Us, a romantic comedy about a young woman caught between her longtime best friend and her celebrity crush.

If you’ve been meaning to see the film, its arrival on Netflix makes it easier to add to a movie night—no theater schedules, just snacks and a few clicks. The film is directed by Dan Villegas and leans into the familiar messiness of friendship, crushes, and feelings that do not always arrive at the right time.

Where to watch: Netflix. Availability may vary by region.

DonBelle’s Tayo Sa Wakas

Missed Donny Pangilinan and Belle Mariano on the big screen? Tayo Sa Wakas is coming to Netflix, giving DonBelle fans another way to revisit Cisco and Cheska’s story.

The Cathy Garcia-Sampana-directed film follows the longtime couple as they take one last trip together to figure out where their relationship stands. It is a story about two people trying to make sense of what they still have and whether it is enough to keep choosing each other.

Where to watch: Netflix
Status: Coming soon

FranSeth’s A Cake to Remember

Francine Diaz and Seth Fedelin are giving fans another reason to press play with A Cake to Remember, their new vertical drama now streaming on iWant.

The story follows Mandy, a pastry chef whose former fiancé, Landon, returns to her life after an accident leaves him without memories of their relationship. When Mandy gets the chance to make his wedding cake, she hopes the cakes they once shared might help bring those memories back.

The series is built for easy, bite-sized viewing, making it a natural pick when you want something romantic without committing to a full-length movie or traditional series episode.

Part 1 is now streaming on iWant. 

Where to watch: iWant
Status: Streaming now

Whether you’re catching up on a movie you missed, revisiting a favorite pairing, or discovering a new project from a familiar face, the good news is that these stories are getting a little easier to find. So queue them up, get comfortable, and press play.