VOD news brings you the best news of the week on Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max, Netflix… And you can tell the holidays are coming because you’ll find new and pretty drinkable material on most platforms. But while we’re here very geeks, Tetris for all.

Apple TV+

So we’re kicking off a weekly roundup of what Apple TV + has to offer, and it’s not the usual one, as it adds not one, but three new additions to the content it broadcasts, including today’s highlight, Tetris.

Tetris

Tetris is…the story based on the game? We’re not that geeky. Tetris is “the true story of American video game advertising by Hank Rogers and his discovery Tetris in 1988.” Starring Taron Egerton (Rocket Man, Robin Hood), this is the story of how a nestor of digital puzzles, created by Russian engineer Alekséi Pázhitnov, became a product. A story based on true events and a new Apple TV+ original movie that is being received with optimism by critics without much fanfare.

The price of your life

But there’s more to apple service, and that’s what if Tetris It’s not enough for you, they also have a series premiere The price of your life, a comedy that is so good at choosing a platform, with a special approach on which to show its strengths. In the pseudo-existentialist style that those from Cupertino love so much. I won’t reveal more, the trailer says enough.

More exclusive content:

• the diary of an owl (T1). “Join our plush fun as Eva sets out to find adventure in her Highland community. Based on the best-selling ‘Owl Diaries’ book series.”

Netflix

On Netflix, as usual, the offer is more substantial, although it remains unusable after the net. Although if we go to the cinema today, look at the one we highlighted, but also boksoon must die if you like strong action movies.

criminals on sight

criminals on sight is… to be continued criminals at sea, Netflix’s surprise romantic action comedy hit starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston nearly four years ago. This is again a film of the bunch, already described as crap by critics, but most likely it will be a success again, because despite the regrets, these light entertainments, no matter how mediocre, are liked. . Or so they say. The rest in the trailer.

exclusive content:

• Big Mäck: Gangsters and Gold. “A man convicted of a robbery he did not commit will spend six years in prison. Decades later, he becomes a suspect again…but is he still innocent?
• boksoon must die. “She’s a famous assassin at work. She is a single mother at home. For her, killing is shit, raising her teenage daughter is the hardest.”
• Traditional African stories revisited (T1). “This multilingual anthology boldly reinterprets six endearing African folktales that explore themes of grief, love and mysticism.”
• Media killer (T1). “When gruesome murders throw the city into chaos, a ruthless prosecutor finds himself drawn into a game of cat and mouse that pits him against a dangerous criminal.”
• Extraordinary events: New York (T1). “This compelling documentary follows emergency nurses in New York City as they struggle to balance their intense work with their personal lives.”
• Unstable (T1). “A biotech genius struggles to cope with a devastating loss with the help of his son, who struggles to make his name and save the family business.”
• Invisible (T1). “A cleaning lady desperately searches for her husband, while a terrifying criminal organization uncovers the tragedies of her past and ultimately drives her to violence.”
• Law of the Jungle (T1). “Twelve people stranded in the jungle must work together or sabotage each other to get a share of the jackpot. Every player has a price. What’s yours?”
• Mae Martin: SAP. “From an encounter with a moose to gender issues in Beauty and the Beast, Mae Martin explores a planet that has fallen off its axis in this comedy special.”
• healthy life to the fullest (T1). “When a health problem forces her to rethink her tumultuous lifestyle, the food critic embarks on a mission to heal herself… even if it kills her.”

Access to the catalog:

• Friends in the forest 4: scary adventure
• The Exorcist: The Beginning
• Oliver universe
• Hostel 2
• Into the Shadows
• Invisible (T1)
• Surf’s Up 2: Olamania
• Big kids
• Ophelia
• Heaven and Hell: Soul Exchange (T1)

Sky Showtime

Do you subscribe to SkyShowtime? So get ready because you have some excellent premieres on the platform this week.

Rabbit hole

The most notable of the two for being an international premiere is that Rabbit holeno more and no less than the new intrigue and action series with Kiefer Sutherland (24, designated successor)… So now you know exactly what awaits you, this time in the field of industrial espionage. It’s like Burger King: if you like it, go ahead and enjoy it, even if you know it by heart.

More exclusive content

• ambassadors (T1). “Two Vatican priests are sent to different parts of the world to investigate alleged miracles and healings performed by church members and prove what really happened.”

Amazon Prime Video

On Amazon Prime Video, this week’s lineup is sparse and a bit depressing, but there’s still room for prominent releases a priori.

Energy

This release is none other than Power, a new Prime Video original series, Energy, which revolves around another curious, if somewhat self-indulgent approach: what would happen if a diverse group of teenage girls had power? Specifically, the power to electrocute people. It sounds very badass, yes, but it is based on a blockbuster and the adaptation seems to be well received by critics, at least in general.

More exclusive content.

• players. The women who play it. “Women have entered the games in Spain with a force and are increasingly present in this world.”
• Return: Money and Power (T1). “A wealthy investor and financial giant living isolated from the world on the Mongolian steppe returns to Korea when the daughter and nephew of his late patron ask for his help. Once there, he’ll have to face some corrupt power structures to protect his own.”

Access to the catalog:

• Cliff: Trapped
• hitler biography
• Julia’s decision
• Hitman

Disney+

Rowing Upstream on Disney+ has a little bit of everything – but very little – but only for the youngest and the most coffee-loving.

exclusive content:

• Raise Your Voice: The Music of Wakanda Forever (T1). Award-winning composer Ludwig Göransson and director Ryan Coogler collaborate with musicians and artists from around the world to create the music for Wakanda Forever. «
• Love on Rye Lane. “Dom and Yas are two twenty-somethings after nasty breakups who bond over a busy day in South London to help each other get over their scary exes and maybe rebuild their faith in themselves.” love.”
• Doogie Kamealoha, MD (T2). “Dr. Lahela Kameāloha, a 16-year-old prodigy, balances her budding medical career with the struggles of growing up.”
• Mpowered (T1). “Each episode of ‘Mpowered’ reveals the history and secrets of the most iconic women in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.”
• graduate pact. “The dance is coming up, and senior Mandy and her best friend and fellow dropout Ben find themselves surrounded by over-the-top ‘prom requests.’

Access to the catalog:

• king of television (T1-T2)
• Go Buster!
• Relationship (T1)
• sommersby
• Texas Storm Squad

HBO Max

Finally, on HBO Max this week you can come across a ball of branches from those deserts…

Access to the catalog:

• Failure
• Django Unchained
• Super Chicks (T1-T3)
• Magic Mike XXL
• Monkie Kid (T1)
• cloud in the attic