A new weekend stands before us with the possibility of discovering new series, movies and/or documentaries. If you are one of those who is looking forward to Friday night or Saturday to sit peacefully on the sofa and turn on your favorite streaming platform, you have everything you need below. Take ideas from the most interesting premieres and go for it.
What premiere to watch on Netflix
We have several important arrivals that you should not miss. On the one hand, the first season of the diplomaticwith Keri Russell in the role of Kate Wyler, a United States ambassador to the United Kingdom who, in the midst of an international crisis, is in charge of juggling her new position with her particular marriage to a famous politician (played by Rufus Sewell).
The series seems to be getting good reviews, especially for Russell’s work.
Those who were hooked on welcome to eden They have a new dose with the second season of the series. The delivery will show us how a new ship docks on the island, with young people who do not know what awaits them.
Do you prefer a documentary? Do not miss How to amass a fortunein which financial expert Ramit Sethi helps people across the United States change the way they live.
What to watch on HBO Max
In addition to enjoying a new episode of succession -this is mandatory-, you already have at your disposal the first two episodes of season 4 of Barry. The curious end of last season will surely push you to see the first two episodes of one of the favorite series of the public subscribed to the HBO Max platform.
In the event that what you fancy is a documentary and you also like movies, know that it opens today The critic, on the figure of Carlos Boyero. The Spanish journalist and film critic has undoubtedly been one of the most feared figures in the industry for his way of communicating and evaluating productions.
What to watch on Amazon Prime Video
If you are a subscriber to Amazon Prime Video, know that there are two premieres that are worth keeping an eye on. The first of them is inseparable, about two twin girls, Elliot and Beverly (both played by Rachel Weisz), who share absolutely everything, including their way of thinking and acting within the ethical limits of medicine.
Those who like independent cinema will surely find in to the bone (Bones and all) what they are looking for. This bloody romantic film (yes, you read that right) tells the story of the first love between Maren (Taylor Russell), a young woman who is learning to survive on the fringes of society, and Lee (Timothée Chalamet), a drifter with very strong ideas. intense lives marginalized. Once they meet, they will embark on an unforgettable journey (in many ways) through the United States of Ronald Reagan.
Premieres on Disney+
The Disney + content platform also has interesting material released today, such as the season finale of The Mandalorian (it’s time to say goodbye to Grogu and the Mandalorian) and the new season, the second of how i met your father.
Fan of Suga from BTS? So your go-to documentary from now on is SUGA: Road to the D-Day in which you will learn, from a much closer perspective, the life of the K-Pop superstar.
