VOD news brings you the best news of the week on Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+… And… can we say it’s Christmas already? So at least at Christmas there is a short but well-nourished menu to brighten up the evening. As a main course you see Daggers in the Back: The Mystery of the Glass Onion. But there is more to it.

Netflix

Above all, there is more on Netflix, which is contained in the number of releases this week, but prioritizes quality. And it’s not just the premiere in Daggers in the Back: The Mystery of the Glass Onion, eye We highlight only three, but they are no less striking, according to the taste of each: the new film from Matilda: The Musical by Roald Dahlnew season Emily in Paris.

Daggers in the Back: The Mystery of the Glass Onion

However, we start with Daggers in the Back: The Mystery of the Glass Onion, one of the cinematic phenomena of the year on all levels and one of Netflix’s biggest bets on it, and it’s because not all the films that the platform releases in theaters enjoy the exposure window that this one had. Not much less. But daggers in the back he clearly deserved it and has his income to enjoy now streaming.

Daggers in the Back: The Mystery of the Glass Onion is a sequel daggers in the backwritten and directed in 2019 by Rian Johnson (Star Wars: The Last Jedi) and the unexpected hit that has already become a franchise that Netflix will use until it stops compensating. The film is a copy of the previous one and proceeds in the same tone of black comedy and intrigue as a typical classic detective plot.

Likewise, the first-class cast, led by Daniel Craig as the brilliant private detective Benoit Blanc, is a hallmark of the film, a sort of remake of Agatha Christie’s classic stories expertly brought to life by Kenneth Branagh. recent years, and that Johnson has managed to recreate the formula with minimal changes, but update it with enough grace and intelligence to reap success.

The Witcher: Origin of Blood

The Witcher: Origin of Blood is another sequel, in this case a series you already know, and in the same format. We highlight its launch for the title highlight, despite the redundancy, although the only real highlight, at least a priori, is the presence of Michelle Yeoh (The tiger and the dragon, Everything at once and everywhere) leads an adventure that dates back thousands of years to those experienced by Geralt de Rivia.

However, previous criticisms crush it, and when you add to it – or rather subtract – Henry Cavill’s farewell, everything seems to indicate that we are at the beginning of the end, it must also be said, of the mess. created by Netflix with this adaptation. That said, a warning if you want to see them, yes or no: it opens tomorrow, December 25th. We expect it precisely because it is not usual.

Alice in Wonderland

Finally something out of the ordinary as well, like highlighting a new season of a series that hasn’t had nearly the success of others. But it is so Alice in Wonderland he deserves that. Its first season premiered at the end of 2020, and this second has been waiting, but it has finally arrived. It’s a Japanese dystopian fantasy series, and if you haven’t seen it, don’t even think about watching the trailer below. Go to Netflix and watch the first season.

More exclusive content:

• Give it, give it, give it! (T1). “Seven teams are competing for the title of piñateros heroes. Their creations must be beautiful and original to impress a very demanding jury: a group of children!»
• Emily in Paris (T3). “After landing her dream job in Paris, Chicago marketing director Emily Cooper embarks on a life of adventure as she juggles work, friendship and love.”
• I AM A MURDERER (T4). “In this documentary series, several murderers on death row recount the chilling crimes they committed in the first person.”
• Matilda: The Musical by Roald Dahl. “An extraordinary girl with an amazing mind and imagination dares to change her life… with miraculous results. So does Matilda.”
• to relive Christmas. “Chuy is a cursed bastard: from now on he is condemned to not remember anything he did during the year. Except Christmas Day.
• The Fabulous (T1). “Four friends strive to achieve their dreams in the competitive world of fashion while dealing with demanding jobs, romantic dilemmas and wild nights on the town.”

Access to the catalog:

• 1917
• Chaos Walk
• Domino effect
• Phileine apologizes

Disney+

We continue with Disney, which also brings the premiere straight from the cinema, although…

A strange world

A strange world it’s Pixar’s latest animated film and the biggest flop they’ve had this year, and 2022 was by no means a good year. There is study behind it Magic and Don Hall, responsible for titles such as Big hero 6, Moana or the latest Raya and the last dragonbut a lack of advertising campaign and controversy over identity issues took their toll.

More exclusive content:

• big sky (T3). “Two private detectives team up with an ex-cop to search for two sisters who are kidnapped by a trucker on a remote highway in Montana.”
• big gamble (T1). “Cha Moosik runs a casino only to flee to the Philippines due to a crackdown by the National Revenue Service. Start a big casino business and strategize to win political and business circles in the Philippines.”
• father ed family (T21). “The adventures of the Griffins, a quirky family living in New England, led by Peter, the father, and Lois, the mother.”
• rude to everything (T1). Phoebe is a 30-year-old podcast star with a messy life. When Jayden, her older brother, runs for district attorney, Phoebe has to grow up. He will rely on his friends and close family to help him transition into adulthood.”
• guys say (T1). “Tough Guys is an irreverent, cinematic half-hour comedy about working-class South Central Los Angeles. The show revolves around 30-year-old Julio Lopez, who is still living at home, dating and breaking up with his girlfriend since high school, and always has some excuse to avoid dealing with his own problems.

Access to the catalog:

• Down love
• Thick

Amazon Prime Video

Amazon Prime Video brings little and exclusive, only the third season Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan Starring John Krasinski (Office).

exclusive content.

• Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan (T3). “In Season 3, Jack traverses Europe in a race against time to stop a faction of the Russian government, operating on the fringes of the Russian government, from rebuilding the Soviet empire and starting World War III.”

Access to the catalog:

• Escape from hell
• This body feels like death
• fox
• Killer
• Dancer
• Damn bastards
• let’s go (T1)
• micmacs
• Police
• favorite
• Rare exports
• One of us
• Wow

HBO Max

And HBO Max three quarters of the same: its only exclusive release is the second season Heada Spanish series, but an international mystery production that deserves a second look due to the unusualness of its design (do you like the Antarctic cold?).

exclusive content:

• Head (T2). “A group of elite scientists prepare for a long polar night at the Polaris VI science station in Antarctica, but in the bitter winter the base loses communication with the outside world and a violent nightmare begins.”

Access to the catalog:

• 1917
• Two parents for unequal
• Snowman
• Parents according to unequal