News VOD 15/22: ‘Death on the Nile’, a more noble mystery

VOD news brings you the best news of the week on Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Disney + … And the week looks calm, though death on the Nile. Nonsense aside, it’s the best you can see on the screen, but not the only thing, so notice what follows …

Disney +

With a very small amount of material, including the introduction of films that count as the same death on the NileDisney + has been rising to the top of the section for several weeks in a row and it’s better to have a little but good…

death on the Nile

death on the Nile* is the latest adaptation of Agatha Chistie’s classic for the big screen, after the version from the seventies, and the latest in the lead role with the definitive Hercule Poirot, the great David Suchet. And though in this new version death on the Nile There is no Suchet, there is Kenneth Branagh in the role of a Belgian detective and behind the scenes, as well as in Murder in the Orient Express; and to ask, Branagh is the best possible substitute.

That, death on the Nile would be a continuation Murder in the Orient Express and from what has been said, there will be a third film closing the trilogy of this mysterious classic. Be that as it may, death on the Nile came out this year and it’s the one that sounds now, with names like the aforementioned Branagh, Gal Gadot (Wonder woman), Letitia Wrightblack Panther) or Annette Bening (american beauty), so enjoy it if you are a Disney + subscriber and you haven’t seen it in theaters.

More exclusive content:

• sex appeal. “Avery Hansen-White isn’t doing anything she’s not good at.” So when her boyfriend wants to take their relationship to the next level, Avery sets out to control her sexuality with the help of Larson, her best friend.
• Wow, Sam. (T1). “Public embarrassment forces Sam, a 20-year-old alcoholic, to return home to her overprotective mother, Carol.”

Enter the catalog:

• blue (T1-T2)
• brubaker
• Cloak and dagger (T1-T2)
• The call of the wilderness
• Africa’s deadliest predators (T2)
• The Man in the Arena: The Legend of Tom Brady (T1)
• alternative therapies
• me and the world (T1-T2)

hbo max

We continue with HBO Max, which brings a lot of premieres this week. Original or exclusive edition, that is, among which we highlight…

Tokyo Vice

Tokyo Vice. Does that title sound? Not so fast … because yes, but no. In other words, this miniseries, whose hook is based on the true story that gave rise to the novel, and whose hook is to have Michael Mann (Heat, Minor) in the production and direction of the first chapter, it seems to have enough of its own to be quite well among the specialized critics.

More exclusive content:

• Fantastic Animals: Natural History. “Stephen Fry embarks on an incredible journey to discover the history of some of the most fantastic animals in the world.”
• Brené Brown: Heart Atlas (T1). “After two decades of research and six New York Times bestsellers, Dr. Brené Brown will take us on an interactive journey and show us the language, tools and framework for making meaningful connections.”
• Informant (T1). «Hungary, 1985. Geri, 20, is studying at the Faculty of Economics. He joins a reform group led by a young man named Szava. But Geri has a secret: he was recruited by the Communist Security Department to report on Sava. “
• invisible pilot (T1). “The story of Gary Betzner, a quiet man involved in the community, who pretended to die, changed his name, was recruited by the CIA and exposed the Reagan scandal Iran-Contra.”
• enchanted (T4). “Mel and Maggie have a hard time moving on after their mother’s death.” The girls have to face another unexpected message when they find out they have another sister. Between so many emotions, they realize they have power. “
• Jellystone! (T1). “Follow the adventures of Hanna-Barber in Jellystone.”
• Jerrod Carmichael as Rothaniel. “Jerrod Carmichael returns to HBO with his third comedy special filmed with an audience at the famous Blue Note jazz club in New York City.”
• One perfect shot (T1). “In this thrilling documentary series, executive producer and filmmaker Ava DuVernay invites top Hollywood directors to immerse themselves in one of their most memorable film scenes, frame by frame.”
• One real singer (T1). “A program looking for another big music star in Romania. In his episodes, we will learn the subtleties and subtleties of the industry and find out what is needed to reach the top. “

Enter the catalog:

• Captain
• lego film 2
• Litus
• Malory Towers (T1)
• Destination: Washington DC
• Perpetual Planet: Heroes of the Oceans
• Criminal saints
• small foot
• Teen Titans Go! film
• Informant
• Tony Hawk: Until the wheels fall
• Wellington’s paranormal phenomenon (T4)

Video Amazon Prime

Prime Video also presents the premiere of an exclusive piece of interest to cinephiles, not only if you are a fan of Laura Pusini or the telecircus melodramas that interest you.

Dating with the past

Dating with the past is the most significant premiere of Prime Video for this week, a thriller with Chris Pin (star trek, miracle woman) and Thandiwe Newton (Westworld, An impossible mission), through which names such as Jonathan Prycetwo popes, Pirates of the Caribbean) or Laurence Fishburne (Nut, Othello) in a typical story about spies, romance and a well-regarded event.

More exclusive content:

• Laura Pausini: Piacere di conoscerti. “Laura Pausini’s film: Piacere di conoscerti follows Laura’s life in a completely original way.”
• Mothers, love and life (T4). “Mothers are another medical series, a story about life and emotions, in which they, mothers and doctors, struggle to get their children and themselves forward.”

Enter the catalog:

• voodoo apocalypse
• brother to brother
• How to be John Malkovic
• Danger one
• Genocide
• talk to death
• Jumanji: Next level
• House at the end of the street
• Footprints of elBulli
• in the middle
• Secrets and lies (T1)
• Stalingrad
• it must have been you

Netflix

Finally, we have Netflix’s offer for this week, as rich as it is insignificant, and from which we will highlight specific content.

back to space

back to space is a new documentary series from Netflix based on fashion man Elon Musk, or rather on one of his projects, SpaceX and his mission, “to take several NASA astronauts to the International Space Station and revolutionize space travel.” If you’re interested, the series doesn’t skimp on praise for anyone else, but he likes attention more than a pencil pencil … and Musk isn’t crazy.

More exclusive content:

• Cobalt blue. “When a budding writer and his sister fall in love with the same guest staying in their house, the events that result from the situation shake their traditional family.”
• Ultimatum: get married or leave (T1). “A wedding or a trip?” Couples put their love to the test and at the same time get closer to other potential better in this provocative reality show. “
• Elite (T5). “When three working class young people enroll in an exclusive private high school, the differences between them and wealthy students lead to murder.”
• Between two worlds. “After losing the love of her life in a tragic accident, the broken teenage girl begins to believe that she is sending her signals from the grave.”
• Furious. “The policeman will make an irrefutable offer to his ex-boyfriend: he will either infiltrate a group of violent fans to get information, or her brother will go to jail.”
• Green eggs with ham (T2). “Guy and Sam are not alike.” In a fantasy world full of surprises, these friends learn to try new things like friendship … and some delicious food. ”
• Jimmy Savile: A British horror story (T1). Media star Jimmy Savile has conquered the country with his eccentricity and philanthropy. However, allegations of sexual abuse against him reveal the dark side.
• crystal girls. “In the face of great pressure on the leading dancer, she and her partner will find refuge in a friendship that isolates them from the real world.”
• erotic lines (T1). “Amsterdam, ’80s. An ambitious college student happens to find a new career on an erotic phone line created by two very different brothers.”
• metal lords. “For Hunter and Kevin, two outcast teenagers, the path to fame is clear: to surrender to metal, to win the Battle of the Bands and to be worshiped as gods.”
• Michela Giraud: True, I’m filming! “Professional achievements. Problems with fame. Embarrassing sticker “sensual” and difficult ballet times of her youth. Michela Giraud has a lot to say. “
• Job Offer (T1). “Ha-ri blindly pretends to be a friend on a date to intimidate a suitor. But the plan changes when it turns out that it is his CEO who will submit a proposal to him.
• Ronny Chieng: Speakeasy. “Ronny Chieng shares his anger at online critics, his gratitude to geeks, his confusion to skeptics, and his unique cure for racism.”
• TIGER AND BRAND (T2). “In a busy metropolis protected by a gang of superheroes called NEXT, veteran Wild Tiger is forced to team up with rookie Barnaby Brooks Jr.”
• Yaksha: ruthless operations. “The prosecutor in charge of investigating the black team and their infamous leader in the dangerous city is drawn into a deadly war between the spies.”

Enter the catalog:

• Goodbye friends
• Strength 2
• Heck is not good
• Henry Miller: The Prophet of Luste
• The life is a price difference
• Friends
• Jack ordered a brochure
• Call
• the country is flat
• Pau, the power of silence
• Robert Reborn
• lord of the world
• Sneekweek
• Snuf de Hond en from IJsvogel
• Snuf de Hond v de Jacht op Vliegende Volckert
• Snuf de Hond en the Spookslot
• Snuf de Hond in Oorlogstijd
• Superjuffie
• Robert’s doll revenge
• Tuintje in Hart
• your hands on my waist
• Evil

AppleTV +

Correcting: we end the review with what Apple TV + brings, which is actually nothing or practically nothing, see the new cartoon series.

Exclusive content:

• Pine cone and pony (T1). “Kate Beaton’s favorite book comes to life in this animated series.”