Thanks to AlloCiné, discover the movies and series that will be released on Netflix from July 22 to 28!
Essentials of the week!
The Gray Man (07/22): Ryan Gosling, who has been absent from the screens for 4 years, returns to the front of the stage with great fanfare and is the hero of the most expensive movie on Netflix, The Gray Man. It was the Russo brothers, to whom we owe the huge successes of Avengers Infinity War and Endgame, who were given a budget of more than $200 million to make this action thriller, in which the Drive actor plays a CIA mercenary who accidentally discovers. Dark Secrets of the Agency.
Then his head is judged by a completely sociopathic ex-agent who ends up tracking him around the world, played by a mustachioed Chris Evans, who finds Joe and Anthony Russo for the occasion. The cast includes Ana de Armas (The Dying Can Wait), Régé-Jean Page (Bridgerton), Jessica Henwick (The Matrix Resurrections) and Billy Bob Thornton.
Saturday July 23rd
The Walking Dead Season 11 Episodes 1 to 8: Already on OCS last year, the first part (of 3) of The Walking Dead’s final season is finally coming to Netflix. These 8 episodes in particular tell the story of the meeting of our beloved survivors and the mysterious Commonwealth, a huge network whose members live as they did before the zombie invasion. The second part of the group deals with the Reapers, a hostile faction that causes trouble for Daryl and his friends.
Alchemy of Souls: A drama that combines fantasy and martial arts, this Korean series focuses on a powerful sorcerer who impersonates a blind woman. The latter meets a man from a very good family, who asks for his help in changing his fate.
Monday, July 25
Gabby and the House of Magic, Season 5: This colorful series for young children is back for a fifth season to delight young fans of Gabby and her fabulous dollhouse, where adorable kitties live in charming mini-worlds.
Tuesday, July 26
AG3NDA: Created by Alessandro Celli (Mondocane, Les Chevaliers de Castelcorvo), this Italian series invites viewers to the corridors of Galileo Galilei College, where every day brings its own surprises! Between first crushes, first kisses, lifelong friends and sworn enemies, students have no time to relax.
The People and Its King (Catalogue): Directed by Pierre Scholer and notably shot by the late Gaspard Ulliel, this film traces the lives of men and women of the people and historical figures during the French Revolution. Their meeting place is a very young national assembly. Also starring Adele Hennel, Olivier Gourmand, Louis Garrel and Laurent Lafitte in Cannes for King Louis XVI.
Wednesday, July 27
Most hated person on the internet: After the Tinder scam, Netflix introduces Hunter Moore, a.k.a. The most hated man on the internet, for creating a porn site where he posted photos without the consent of the people appearing on them. Some of the victims testify specifically in this documentary series in Episode 3, which also chronicles a mother’s crusade against the self-proclaimed King of Revenge Porn.
Rebelde, Season 2: New drama awaits viewers in the second season of the Mexican youth series, which focuses on the students of the Elite Way School, a prestigious boarding school that everyone wants to attend.
tube: Following Perdido and Intuition, available on Netflix, actress Luisana Lopilato rejoins director Alejandro Montiel in the detective thriller in which she plays ex-inspector Manuela Pippa Pellar, who lives in a small town in Argentina but suddenly finds herself trapped in the past. its secrets.
Thursday, July 28
Olive Tree Road: This Turkish series tells the story of three friends arriving in a seaside town where they reconnect with their spiritual selves and suddenly face unresolved trauma from their family past.
breath: This series, hosted by one of the last Scream stars, Melissa Barrera, tells the story of Liv, a New York lawyer whose private plane crashes in the middle of the Canadian forest. A sole survivor, she must fight both her ruthless nature and the traumas of her past to stay alive.
misfortune and misfortune: In this Brazilian comedy, a man discovers an unexpected talent as he sets out to save his mother’s hair salon from bankruptcy. Then he becomes the most popular barber in the neighborhood.
It’s available now and you shouldn’t miss it!
Sea monster: After Moana, the legend of the end of the world, filmmaker Chris Williams offers audiences another aquatic epic with Le Monstre des Mers, an original Netflix animated production. We follow the great Jacob Holland (originally voiced by Karl Urban in The Boys), a famous monster hunter, at a time when terrifying creatures roam the sea.
Source: allocine
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