If you are a fan of Netflix, then you can’t miss out on the movies which I’m listing down which is going to be the butter to your popcorn and ketchup to your fries, you can enjoy watching them with your family and friends
America: The Motion Picture (2021)
We’ll start up with a title that we guess is getting on to attract some deserved and perhaps undeserved captions over the next limited days. We’re about the new animated picture from the committee that sold you FX’s Archer.
The movie which captions a star-studded mouthpiece cast puts a relatively various lens on American narrative in the understanding that it tosses a grenade onto it.
Reviews have not been extremely kind thus far with it scoring a 36% on RottenTomatoes as of the time of publishing the movie rates.
Genre: Animation, Action, Adventure
Director: Matt Thompson
Cast: Channing Tatum, Simon Pegg, Judy Greer
Writer: Dave Callaham
Runtime: 98 min
Prime Time (2021)
Debuting at the Sundance Film Festival is this modern Polish thriller that’s assault New Year’s Eve in 1999 where an armed young disturbed man commandeers a broadcast network in the hopes to dissipate his announcement.
Sadly, there’s no English trailer accessible for this one online now which should be the absolute minimum publicity for ownership on Netflix but here we are.
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Director: Jakub Piatek
Cast: Bartosz Bielenia, Magdalena Poplawska, Andrzej Klak
Writer: Lukasz Czapski, Jakub Piatek
Runtime: 93 min
Sophie: A Murder in West Cork (Limited Series)
Our conclusion for the day is a denomination of new limited docuseries that glance into one of Ireland’s most famous killing prosecutions that made captions around the globe.
The three-part series goes into comprehensive detail into the complicated nature of the prosecution and early journals suggest it’s worth the stare.
Genre: Documentary, Crime, History
Director: John Dower
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