VOD news brings you the week’s best releases on Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max, Netflix… And as you can see, the last season of 2023 is behind us Berlin. But read on if you’re interested in something else, even though this isn’t a week of big premieres, quite the opposite. Without further ado, you’ll find a single featured content.

Netflix

Netflix reruns remain on top, though I sincerely hope so Berlin be a better reason for it. Other than that, a handful of news without too much significance, perhaps with the exception of the new Ricky Gervais special, if you like the humor of the British comedian.

Berlin

Berlinin case you didn’t recognize it in the image header and were wondering, it’s a spin-off of Cash robbery, one of the great successes not of Netflix, but of Antenna 3 (or Atresmedia, as you prefer), which Netflix knew how to make profitable on the basis of good and whose gum stretched and continues to stretch. In fact, the Netflix exclusive production (sequel) has already limped along a bit embarrassingly, but here is the return of the most successful Spanish action soap opera of recent times. Characteristic, Berlin It is a prequel with a character from Berlin (Pedro Alonso) in the foreground. Undoubtedly one of the most remembered for the script, but also for the actor who gave it life and who is now surrounded by a famous cast on this side of the pond. It doesn’t look bad, but…

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More exclusive content:

• Camp Hell: Teenage Nightmare. “Many unruly teenagers in the US have ended up in a therapy camp in the Utah desert. Conditions there were brutal; monitors, even worse.”
• Nanny (T1). “The manager hires cowboys to take care of her kids. He doesn’t imagine it will make her question her views on gender roles… and on love.
• Thank you, I’m sorry. “When Sara is forced to face the final stages of her pregnancy alone, her estranged older sister Linda shows up and becomes her unexpected savior.”
• Pokemon janitor (T1). “Welcome to Pokémon Resort: a peaceful place for Pokémon to relax and have fun. “Which guest will Haru, the new doorman, help first?”
• My brother-in-law is a vampire. “After learning that his brother-in-law is a vampire who wants to take over the world, a cowardly former football player must muster the courage to stop him.”
• Miss Shampoo. “After accidentally saving a gangster’s life, an apprentice hairdresser manages to attract new clients to the business…but her life ends up in total chaos.”
• Ricky Gervais: Armageddon. “Ricky Gervais is comfortable with political correctness and oversensitivity in a taboo-busting comedy special about the end of humanity.”
• Where did we get lost? “Three friends in their twenties make their way to the city of Mumbai, where romance, ambition and heartbreak collide with the addictive appeal of social media.”

Access to the catalog:

• criminal money
• Down with the king
• The Warren File: Compelled by the Devil
• The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
• The Hunger Games: Mockingjay

Disney+

We continue with Disney+, where the new special is the highlight Doctor Who with the new hero of the series.

Exclusive content:

• Aaron Carter: The Prince of Pop. “ABC News delves into the life of pop singer Aaron Carter, who becomes a pillar of 2000s pop and tours the world as a very young solo artist.”
• Doctor Who: Special 4. “A long time ago, on Christmas Day, a child was abandoned in the snow. Today, Ruby Sunday encounters the Doctor, elves, stolen babies and possibly the secret of her birth.
• Wonderhatch Dragons (T1). “Upananta’s finest dragonslayer disappears in the middle of a decisive battle. Without it, the world is doomed.”
• Mill. “A merchant wakes up next to an old mill in the middle of a prison with no idea how he got there. Forced to work like an animal to stay alive, he must find a way to escape before his child is born.
• Raffaella (Miniseries). “Symbol of freedom, queen of television and icon of LGTBQ+: Raffaella Carrà is a legend who transcends all barriers. This documentary series follows his public and private life.

Amazon Prime Video

Amazon Prime Video, where what’s in the catalog is the most interesting thing on offer, if not the only thing.

Exclusive content:

• Daughter of the Swamp. “Helena is a happily married woman with a daughter whom she adores, but hides a terrifying past: her mother was kidnapped when she was a teenager, and she is the product of a relationship she had with her captor.”

Access to the catalog:

• Abzurdah
• dark waters
• Gentlemen
• Love in self-defense
• baby teeth
• Big Brood
• Hunting under the sun
• You will meet the man of your dreams
• Captain Blackbeard (miniseries)
• Outlaw
• The world of yesterday
• The Forgotten Prince
• Nisha’s journey
• *Warren File: Compelled by the Devil*
• Fahim
• Imagination
• Fire in the heart
• Off the letter
• The animated series Kong (T1)
• Cassandra’s threat (T1)
• Summer house
• Odyssey of the pioneers
• Claws of silence
• Lust
• Malavita
• deep fear
• Monsters
• Gold powder
• Prosthesis
• Fierce
• Deadly secrets
• lord of spirits
• Silence broken
• A symphony of passion
• Speed ​​expedition
• Cabin
• Taxi 2
• Taxi 3
• Taxi 4
• *Love Between Two Worlds*
• Irish Song (Wild Mountain Thyme)
• One for all
• Return to Cuba
• Yalda, night of forgiveness
• Nazi Zombies 2
• Amsterdam

HBO Max

You can find some crappy documentaries on HBO Max.

Exclusive content:

• Gwyneth vs Terry: The Ski Accident Trial. “When actress Gwyneth Paltrow and retired optometrist Terry Sanderson collide on the slopes, Sanderson condemns Paltrow and accuses her of recklessness.”
• Oprah & The Color Purple Journey. “In this documentary, Oprah Winfrey gives us privileged access to the set of the new musical adaptation of ‘The Color Purple’ and analyzes its impact.”

Sky Showtime

And finally, four unfinished things to spice up the end of the year on SkyShowtime.

Access to the catalog:

• Blaze and the Monster Machines (T7)
• Inside Greenpeace (T1)
• my big greek wedding 2
• Nate the Great (T1)
• Christmas of love
• Riviera (T3)