The weekend arrived and with it a special selection of releases in the main streaming services. Between anticipated sequences and amazing novelties, it has content for all tastes on digital platforms.
From Bosch's sequel to Prime Video to the third season of the Apple TV+ Foundation, not to mention Dexter's return to Paramount+, the options promise to please from crime fans to science fiction lovers.
What's Coming up on streaming
Ballard reaches the Prime Video as the newest expansion of the Bosch universe. Homicide detective Renée Ballard, played by Maggie Q, takes the lead this time. After being demoted to lead a division of unresourced cases, she discovers evidence that leads to a much larger conspiracy.
The series maintains the dark and realistic tone that consecrated the universe created by Michael Connelly. All 10 episodes are now available for marathon on Prime Video.
Foundation returns with his third season in Apple TV+. The spatial epic based on the works of Isaac Asimov continues to expand its complex universe. The first episode is already on the air, with new chapters being released every Friday.
News that promises to surprise
Too Much is the new bet of Netflix with Lena Dunham. A series accompanying Jessica, played by Megan Stalter, on a transformative journey after moving to London. With special celebrity appearances and even a music video with Fergie, the production promises to be one of the surprises of streaming.
Brick. Also debut on Netflix like a German thriller. O film It has an intriguing premise: people trapped at home by a mysterious magnetic wall. Despite mixed criticism, production can attract those who like suspense and puzzles.
Dexter comes back with everything
Dexter: marks the return of TV's most famous anti-hero on Paramount+. Michael C. Hall reprises his role as Dexter Morgan, who survived "New Blood" events and now pursues his son Harrison.
The sequence promises to maintain the psychological tone that made the franchise a phenomenon. For those who have never watched, it is a good opportunity to meet one of the most complex characters on television.
What else you got for today?
Opus reaches HBO Max gathering Ayo Edebiri and John Malkovich. The film takes place in a rural community and promises an intense experience. With uncredited shares of Lil At X and Lenny Kravitz, A24 production is now available.
One Night in Idaho: The College Murders It's a sensitive documentary about the real case of the murders of four college students in 2022. Available on Prime Video, production focuses on victims and impact on families.
Because now is the perfect time
streaming services are investing heavily in diverse original content. The week shows this strategy in practice: from continuing successes to betting on new talents.
The Brazilian public has simultaneous access to these productions, something unthinkable a few years ago. Competition platforms results in more options and superior quality.
And you, have you chosen what you're watching this weekend? Share your choice in the comments!
