Who is ready for another line full of new films and television programs? If you will see Marvel’s final film of 2025 – The Fantastic Four: First Steps – In a theater near you, or plan to see something at home, I bet you replied “Me!” To that question.
So what comes out this week? On the one hand, a couple of great batters in Netflix, but there is also a lot to enjoy more of the best transmission services in the world. You better put your skates and continue moving to learn more. – Tom Power, senior entertainment reporter
Happy Gilmore 2 (Netflix)
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Adam Sandler is about to retire again as Happy Gilmore, a hockey player turned into a golfer. Almost 30 years have passed since the original movie and I am anxious to see it again on our screens.
The pressure is, of course, like Happy Gilmore 2The predecessor will be a difficult act to continue. But, with members of the cast that return like Julie Bowen, Christopher McDonald and Ben Stiller, as well as the newcomers as The substanceMargaret Qualley, I have great hopes.
Will this reach our dear list of Netflix movies or will it be another disappointing sequel? We will have to wait for this not to be a swing and a fault. – Lucy Buglass, senior entertainment writer
The Phoenician (peacock) scheme
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If you have an appetite for symmetry, extravagant vibrations and another collaboration by Bill Murray, Wes Anderson has returned with his last large screen film that is already in Peacock.
The Phoenician scheme It has a 78% critical score in Rotten Tomatoes, which means that it is another of Anderson’s innumerable films that are worth watching. This film follows the daughter of a rich businessman who becomes the only heir to her heritage. It soon becomes the objective of schemes of magnates, foreign terrorists and murderers determined, resulting in a solid comedy of espionage. – Lb
The Sandman Season 2 Volume 2 (Netflix)
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It is the end of the road for sleep/morpheus in The SandmanWith Netflix calling Time in his live action adaptation of the homonymous controversial of the author’s graphic novel Neil Gaiman. In fact, the second half of The Sandman Season 2, which takes the high fantasy series to a conclusion without ceremonies, is already in the transmission titan.
As I said, when the first volume of the final season arrived a few weeks ago, I will not be tune in to see how it involves things due to the numerous accusations made against Gaiman in the last 12 months. Even so, with the program that appears on the internal television lists of Netflix since their return, there are people who are watching him and will want to know how he ends. For that reason alone Sandman 2 It occupies a place in this week’s transmission list. – TP
Washington Black (Hulu/Disney+)
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Washington BlackThat he is now in Hulu and Disney+, gives us a balloon trot adventure and takes us from Barbados in 1829 to Nueva Scotia in 1837.
An adaptation of the homonym of Esi Eduyan’s novel, follows the homonym, follows the homonymous character whose history begins enslaved in a brutal sugarcane plantation. However, he soon takes the flight, literally, while escapes with an eccentric inventor, trips aboard a pirate ship of sword and discover a life of science and freedom.
This series seems to have everything that can be desired of one of the best Hulu shows: an adventure in the majority formed by overcoming adversity, eccentric characters and a great narrative that covers the continents. – Amelia Schwanke, senior entertainment editor
Death of a unicorn (HBO Max)
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Richard E. Grant as a Kitschy camp villain is like finding an ice cream truck on the hottest day of the year. You know it will be bad for your health, but you can’t help cross your delight. There are all the reasons why we should not support it in A24’s Death of a unicorn (or most people in this cast), who is now in HBO Max, but is as good as a rich malevolent man with an agenda.
The film led by Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega is an absolutely wild beast of a film (however, they are the RT scores that tells us) that makes us laugh inappropriately, while terrible people are worn by mortal unicorns. It is a unique perspective to have such a crazy moral dilemma (keep unicorns alive or harvest a cure for cancer), and the volatility of how it develops never ceases to have me on the edge of my seat. One to add to our best HBO Max movies guide? – Jasmine Valentine, entertainment writer
Acapulco Season 4 (Apple TV+)
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Two time jump series in a week? We aren’t lucky? The Apple TV+ program acclaimed by critics Acapulco That uses flashbacks to tell its story has returned for its fourth and last season.
This time, follow the Máximo Complex Manager, played by Executive Producer Eugenio Derbez (Coda), While the Las Colinas hotel restores its old glory before the great reopening. As usual, we will also see how the owner of the working class hotel achieved such a feat with flashbacks to 1986.
Inspired by the movie How to be a Latin lover, Acapulco A name has been made as one of the best Apple TV+ programs for his sincere story about an ambitious dream of an entrepreneur and how it came true. – AS
Bright happy people: a holy teenage war (main video)
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Listen, if there is a documentary about some type of fanatic mania, I am there. Prime video Blind happy people is back with another season, it is titled A Holy Adolescent War That analyzes the largest evangelical youth organization in the United States founded by Ron Luce in the 1990s. Surprisingly, the combination of religion, psychological war and political agendas are still having an effect today, which means that we have four fleshy episodes of prolonged chaos for binge.
These types of fundamentalist Christian movements were created in the 1990s and 2000s to try to make young people on board with a combination of pop culture and youth ministry. However, it is less concerts from Cindey with a theme of Jesus, and more high -energy Christian rock that makes its teenagers sob. To top it off, there are messages that promote abstinence until the marriage is launched by. Essentially, this Amazon docuseries is a heterogeneous mixture of ideologies from beginning to end – JV
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