Zelda Remake, Ali Series, and Kings of Leon Album Hit Streaming Platforms

Denver residents can access a slate of new entertainment titles beginning this week, ranging from a remade video game classic to a scripted drama about a boxing legend. The releases span video games, television series, films, and music, with most content arriving between Nov. 2 and Nov. 8.

Nintendo will release the remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on Nov. 5. The update includes overhauled graphics, full voice acting, and expanded cutscenes for the 1998 original. New controls allow players to use motion sensing for weapons via the Switch 2 Joy-Con and to hum into the device to play the ocarina's melodies. The game follows the hero Link as he defends Hyrule from Ganondorf.

Prime Video will debut The Greatest on Wednesday, Nov. 4. This eight-episode series is the first authorized scripted show about Muhammad Ali. Jaalen Best portrays the boxer, with a cast that includes Dana Gourrier, Amin Joseph, Kai Parham, and Michael Ealy. Michael B. Jordan and Jay-Z serve as executive producers for the series created by Ben Watkins.

Kings of Leon will release their new album O My Beloved on Friday, Nov. 6. The band abandoned several electric songs in favor of acoustic tracks after frontman Caleb Followill broke his foot playing with his children. Followill told the Associated Press that the injury changed the band's creative direction. He noted that the new songs focus on gratitude and family and carry a more melancholic tone than previous work.

Netflix premieres the South Korean film Possible Love on Nov. 6. Directed by Lee Chang-dong, the movie won the grand jury prize at the Venice Film Festival. The plot centers on two couples in South Korea, one wealthy and one not, who connect through a documentary. Also arriving on Netflix is the comedy Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass on Nov. 7, starring Zoey Deutch as a bride-to-be traveling to Los Angeles to meet Jon Hamm.

Other film releases include Making Marie Antoinette, a behind-the-scenes documentary streaming on Mubi on Nov. 6. Peacock adds The Uprising, a medieval drama starring Andrew Garfield, on the same date. The horror streamer BloodStream will feature Silver Screamers, a documentary about senior citizens making a short horror film, on Nov. 6.

Disney+ and Hulu will launch The Remarried Empress on Nov. 4. The series adapts a Korean webtoon that received nearly 3 billion views. Shin Min-a stars as Empress Navier, who negotiates a divorce to secure the right to remarry. The first four episodes release Wednesday, with two additional episodes dropping weekly through November.

Netflix returns with Season 2 of Black Doves on Nov. 5. The spy thriller features Keira Knightley as Helen Webb, a spy and the wife of Britain's prime minister. The season picks up one year after the previous installments. Paramount+ releases all episodes of It Gets Worse on Nov. 6, a series about three friends facing eviction and mental health challenges.