The weekend arrives and with it the eternal question of what to see in the streaming platform shift. If this is your case, we are here to get you out of doubt (and anguish) with several proposals that you do or do have to see these two days of disconnection. Aim, prepare a good bowl of popcorn and enjoy.
What to watch on Netflix
Without a doubt, Netflix’s premiere of the week is through my window. This Spanish production, based on the famous book of the same name, brings to the small screen the love story between Raquel and Ares, two characters brought to life by Clara Calle and Julio Peña, respectively.
It is a whole youth phenomenon that all fans were waiting like rain in May and that can finally be enjoyed in the red N. A film of almost two hours that has garnered quite a few good reviews and is not disappointing those who feared that the adaptation was not correct.
The erotic romantic novel of youthful airs does not go with you? Then we are also going to offer you the documentary film The Tinder scammer. From the producers of To the cats, or touch them: A murderer on the Internet, this installment talks about what is known as “The Tinder scammer”, whom justice is looking for in several countries for having seduced and swindled large amounts of money to many women.
What to watch on HBO Max
The HBO Max catalog adds this week a movie that you may not have seen yet and that you may want to enjoy. We talk about the suicide squad by Jame Gunn, the crazy film about DC’s antiheroes that now lands on the streaming platform.
As you already know, in it the characters again lend their help to the government in exchange for reducing their prison sentences, this time signing up for a new suicide mission on the particular island of Corto Maltese. With Idris Elba, Margot Robbie, Joel Kinnaman, Viola Davis and Daniela Melchior, among others, it was very well received by critics and the general public (nothing to do with the 2016 version). Give him an oportunity.
What to watch on Amazon Prime Video
We have even dedicated an article to it so we couldn’t do anything other than recommend it to you here. We refer to my son, an Amazon Original tape that could have passed our attention if it weren’t for the peculiarity of its recording method: James McAvoy, its protagonist along with Claire Foy, recorded without any script and improvised all the scenes and dialogues As the story unfolded and he saw what was happening.
A somewhat risky and particular way of doing things that is not the first time it has been done: precisely its director, Christian Carion, already directed the French version of this film before and did it in the same way. Now it is McAvoy who takes on the challenge of presenting himself as a father anguished by the kidnapping of his son without any previous preparation. Almost As real as life itself.
