With the end of the month just a few days away, Peacock is in dire need of the upcoming refresh of its movie library. Because Peacock debuts most of its films on the first of the month, the pickings are pretty slim by the time the last weekend rolls around. Fortunately, the Watch With Us team has found three must-watch Peacock movies that are perfect to binge this weekend. Given Peacock's frequent movie turnover, you really should watch these films while you can. They may not be sticking around for September. 15 Must-Watch Movies on Peacock Right Now (August 2025) 'The Impossible' (2012) Tom Holland made his first splash on the big screen in The Impossible, a dramatization of the Indian Ocean tsunami that struck Thailand on Christmas Eve 2004. Holland plays Lucas, the oldest son of Maria (Naomi Watts) and Henry Bennett (Ewan McGregor). Before the wave arrives, it's the perfect family vacation. In the aftermath, it's hell on Earth. Maria is badly injured in the disaster as she and Lucas are separated from Henry and the couple's two other sons. While the Bennetts' story has some harrowing moments, there are also reminders of kindness from good people who help each other survive. That's the only silver lining in this unimaginable tragedy. The Impossible is streaming on Peacock. 'xXx' (2002) Over two decades ago, xXx attempted to modernize the spy movie genre with an extreme sports makeover. Vin Diesel was fresh from his turn in The Fast and the Furious when he was cast as Xander "xXx" Cage, and you'd never mistake this guy for James Bond! Cage is blackmailed into service by Augustus Gibbons (Samuel L. Jackson), an NSA agent who recognizes that desperate times call for desperate measures. 5 Must-Watch Peacock Movies That Are Perfect to Stream in the Summer With support from Gibbons, Cage infiltrates a Russian terrorist group led by a wealthy man named Yorgi (Marton Csokas). Cage also finds a kindred spirit in Yelena (Asia Argento), Yorgi's reluctant lover who wants to take him down even more than Cage does. xXx is streaming on Peacock. 'Seven' (1995) Next month, director David Fincher's masterpiece, Seven, will celebrate its 30th anniversary. If Goop doesn't mark the occasion with a Seven-themed mystery box, then Gwyneth Paltrow isn't the businesswoman we thought she was. Morgan Freeman leads the way as William Somerset, a homicide detective who is ready to retire. His new partner is David Mills (Brad Pitt), the husband of Tracy Mills (Paltrow). William and David's first case together leads to the unsettling discovery that a serial killer is using the seven deadly sins as a roadmap for some of the most gruesome murders imaginable. This killer has a sick sense of justice and virtue, and his plans are so thorough that David and William may not be able to catch him unless he wants to be found. Seven is streaming on Peacock.