Dive into Summer Vibes with Lionsgate Play’s Ultimate Sizzling Watchlist

Ready to banish summer boredom? Sun, screen & stream as Lionsgate Play has got you covered with its summer binge list. 

Summer’s here, and boredom doesn’t stand a chance! Whether you’re soaking up the sun or chilling indoors, the perfect watchlist is essential. From breezy summer romances to chilling horrors and good, old fashioned, wacky adventures - Lionsgate Play brings you a scorching line up of titles that will transport you to new worlds. No matter your mood, these hot picks promise to keep you entertained all summer long. Let the summer binge begin!

Letters to Juliet (2016)

In Verona, Italy, the city of Romeo and Juliet's enduring romance, aspiring writer Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) stumbles upon a hidden wall where the heartbroken leave notes asking for Juliet’s guidance. After unearthing a 50-year-old letter, Sophie joins its author, Claire (Vanessa Redgrave), in a search for her lost love. Accompanied by her grumpy grandson Charlie (Christopher Egan), the trio discovers that sometimes the greatest love story ever told is your own.

Plan Epic Watch Parties This February With These New Titles from Lionsgate Play

February is shaping up to be an exciting month with fresh flicks coming to Lionsgate Play.

Mark your calendars as Lionsgate Play unveils must-watch titles hitting their platform this month – from suspenseful thrillers and gripping true crime docu-series to heartwarming comedies and everything in between. It’s an entertainment-packed February, perfect for planning that barkada binge or organizing an indoor date night with that special someone. Check out what’s new on Lionsgate Play this month.

Top picks for the month

The Rental (Film) - Release Date: February 2

Dave Franco’s directorial debut is a slow-burn edge-of-your-seat thriller meant to scratch at the viewer’s paranoia. It follows two couples who retreat to an oceanside getaway which quickly turns into a nightmare vacation when they discover that their Airbnb host might be spying on them. Tensions also rise as hidden resentments and secrets begin to surface among the four old friends. The Rental stars Jeremy Allen White, Dan Steves, Alison Brie, and Shiela Vand.