AP Picks of the Week: Netflix’s ‘Misty Green’ Leads a Strong Lineup Across Streaming Platforms

The Associated Press has rolled out its latest “What to Stream” column, highlighting standout new releases across the major streaming platforms. Topping this week’s picks is “Misty Green,” a Netflix original feature film arriving on November 9. Written and directed by comedian Chris Rock, the movie is described as a Hollywood‑set character study that mixes insider satire with more universal themes of midlife identity and professional burnout.

AP’s critics frame “Misty Green” as a deliberately grown‑up drama, interested less in show‑business clichés and more in how people reinvent themselves when their carefully built careers start to wobble. Beyond Netflix, the column spotlights a new season of the faith‑based hit “The Chosen,” fresh holiday‑adjacent content tied to country legend Randy Travis, and two buzzy series on rival platforms: Peacock’s limited drama “The Good Daughter” and the eight‑episode thriller “12 12 12,” starring and executive‑produced by Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan.

By curating recommendations across several competing services rather than focusing on a single catalog, the AP list functions as a handy weekly roadmap for subscribers who hop between Netflix, Hulu, and other VOD platforms and want a quick sense of what’s actually worth their viewing time.