VOD news 07/22: 'Kimi', the indiscreet screen

VOD News brings you the best releases of the week on Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+… And the truth is that the week is a bit weak, even though we are with Valentine’s Day just around the corner and there are plenty of love affairs. Because kimi It seems like a good recommendation, aside from Cupid, but with quality.

We begin, then, with what HBO Max brings, which after all is where it premieres kimi and a few more things, including a series that seems to be here, but is not finished, as it is the girl from before. But let’s go with what we highlight.

kimi is the new from New Line Cinema and Warner Bros., a suspense movie that, of course, ends up on HBO Max. Directed by Steven Soderbergh (Ocean’s Eleven, Traffic) and starring the increasingly popular Zöe Kravitz (fantastic animals, batman), kimi is a thriller corporate with a lot of technological influence, reflection included on privacy -or the lack of it- in a connected world, agorophobia and personal relationships, all spun in a story that recalls classics of style of rear window. However, the most important kimi is that it is liking those who are watching it.

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the girl from before (Miniseries). “Jane falls in love with an extraordinary minimalist house, but when she discovers that another woman died on the same property three years earlier, she begins to wonder if her own story is just a repeat of the girl before.”
Smiling Friends (T1). “Smiling Friends is a small company dedicated to spreading happiness around the world, where its workers Pim, Charlie, Allan and Glep, with The Boss at the helm, will live crazy adventures.”

Enter catalog:

Amador
At Home – Poland
when love touches you
patriots day
Di Di Hollywood
doll face (T2)
Havana Blues
HIT (T2)
Men, women and children
rush hour 2
the wonderful friend (T3)
The range
LittleNicky
maktub
paper birds
escape plan
scream 3
Lord give me patience
Speed Racer
Spy Kids
Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams
Spy Kids 3D: Game Over
Guarded, Person of Interest (T4-T5)

We continue with Amazon Prime Video, perhaps the most devoted of all to Valentine’s Day, as can be seen with the film I want you back and the series With Love, both also with very good reception by critics. And yet…

And yet, what we highlight here is Snake Eyes: The Origina film whose assessment runs between the drinkable and the bodrio also according to critics, but with a dose of freakism that we could not ignore, not in vain is it based on one of the characters of GI Joe, the fearsome ninja in black. In case you were a fan of the franchise (I never was and I’m not going to start now).

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Real Madrid, the white legend (T1). «Real Madrid is a centennial club that has a winning team for each era and each generation. Its protagonists and admirers review the milestones and historical adversities that make Real Madrid the best team in the world.»
I want you back. “Peter and Emma thought they were reaching the most important moment of their lives: marriage, children and houses in the suburbs, until their respective partners abandon them. Horrified that the loves of their lives have turned a new page, Peter and Emma hatch a hilarious plan to win back their exes, with unexpected results.
Sofia Niño de Rivera: I would do it again. “Sofia Niño de Rivera, comedy special.”
With Love (T1). «’Con amor’ is an hour-long romantic drama series centered on siblings Lily and Jorge Díaz and their family, which follows their stories over the course of a year through the framework of the most important days of the year, the parties.”

Enter catalog:

Betty (Complete series)
Dhogs
The charm
The passenger of the rain
Physics or chemistry (Complete series)
Invasion Planet Earth
The Inevitable Death of the Crab
Lisbon
Rooney
The eye creatures
Titan
Transformers Prime (T1-T3)

And what’s on Netflix, you wonder? The same as always: a lot, but not very usable, although for tastes, colors. eye to Who is Anna? just in case…. And come back (Disenchantment with its fourth season.

We therefore highlight a single release; the one that is giving the most to talk about so far this week, although it premiered yesterday: Bigbuganother feature film and not just any film, since it is the new film by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, best known for his only great success, amelie. But no, this time she has not succeeded. In fact, just one day after its premiere, the film is already being described as the worst thing Jeunet has ever done. There he left it.

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on the hunt for the killer (T2). “Investigators of famous serial killer cases reveal the macabre and chilling details of their extraordinary work in this true crime series.”
To the wind. “A privileged young woman enjoys the waves, the sun and the passion as she experiences her first love with a laid-back kitesurfing instructor at a seaside resort.”
tied to love. “Love has never done such appetizing harm for two co-workers who agree to engage in a consensual relationship filled with romps, pleasure and pain.”
Anne+: The Movie. “Under pressure to finish writing her novel and move to Montreal for love, a queer 20-something living in Amsterdam tries to figure out what she wants in her life.”
(Disenchantment (T4). “Duty calls for Bean, but all she thinks about is drinking. The rebellious princess infuriates the king and causes chaos with her friends, a demon and an elf. »
The privilege. “A well-to-do teenager and his friends, students at an elite high school, uncover a sinister conspiracy while investigating a series of supernatural events.”
love is blind (T1). “Nick and Vanessa Lachey present this social experiment where single men and women search for love and commit…before they meet in person!”
Love is Blind: Japan (T1). “In this reality show, Japanese singles determined to get married meet, date, and get engaged…without ever seeing each other.”
Ms. Pat: Yall Wanna Hear Something Crazy?. “Mrs. Pat finds the funny side in parenting, animal lovers and lip trends as she explores her painful past with humor and honesty. »
Who is Anna? (T1). Bold businesswoman or swindler? A journalist investigates the story of Anna Delvey, who managed to convince New York’s elite that she was a wealthy German heiress.
ideas are sold (T1). “Brazilian entrepreneurs present their ideas to the public and famous judges. But to win the money at stake, they will also have to overcome tough challenges.”
tactics in love. “A publicist and a fashion designer/blogger don’t believe in love, so they bet they’ll win each other over… through unconventional tactics.”
Tall Girl 2. “Getting the lead in the high school musical is a dream come true for Jodi…until the pressure shatters her confidence (and her relationship).”

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Mamma Mia!: Over and Over

Apple TV + arrives with a couple of minor releases under its belt, of which we highlight…

The sky is anywhere, yet another movie, is suitable for the cutest in these days of romance. In short, the typical story of loss, finding, the unbearable lightness of being and such and such. Nothing special according to the critics, but if you are paying the subscription, to liven up the desktop, it is surely worth it.

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Pretzel and her puppies (T1). “He Meets Pretzel, the world’s longest dachshund and playful, supportive father of five spirited puppies.”

We finish the weekly review with the Disney + offer, which does not go very far. Quite the opposite, in fact, at least as far as exclusivities are concerned. However, in the additions to the catalog there are interesting things.

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