First steps, Ballerina and every movie about streaming this week

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland again united 28 years laterRevolutionizing the Zombie horror species once again connecting it with the British family drama. Infected rush to Netflix this weekend and you will want to grab the movie earlier 28 years later: Bone temple Editions next year. For fans of the Sillier form of horror, M3gan 2.0 He dances on a peacock with a robot who gets some improvements to fight even more dangerous artificial intelligence.

Fantastic four Jump from the ground 828 to VOD, offering another chance to catch up Avengers: Doomsday. Spinoff John Wick Ballerina The spectacular debut in Starz debuts.

Here is a summary of the most significant new streaming and VOD editions, including the largest, best and most popular new films that you can now watch at home.

New on Netflix

28 years later

• Genre: Post -apocalyptic horror
• Action time: 1h 55m
• Director: Danny Boyle
• To throw: Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jack O’Connell

28 years after the spread of rage virus in Great Britain, the survivors threw the community on the island associated with the continent only during a tide. He is worried about a mysterious disease affecting his mother (Jodie Comer), 12-year-old Spike (Alfie Williams) is a dangerous journey to seek help in a beautiful and very terrifying world.

From ours review:

28 days later, the successors, such as legend, a girl with all presents and the last of us also focused on the evolution of the initial infection, but 28 years later she separates, not looking for a major medicine or answer. Like the original, the film is heavily rooted in a deeply personal drama, focusing on questions about how to remember the dead and what human efforts will try time. One of the many suggestive and unjustified shots of the film contains a church painted apocalyptic message, marked with the name of a man who probably came long after. 28 years later, he claims that the world always ends for someone – what matters is how you are doing with the end and whatever the next.

New in Apple TV Plus

All

• Genre: Romance science fiction
• Action time: 1h 38m
• Director: William Bridges
• To throw: Brett Goldstein, Imogen Poots, Zawe Ashton

Black mirror Writer William Bridges is a co -author and directed himself Black mirror-like Allwho is embedded in a world where people can take the test to find their soul mate. Simon (Ted Lasso The Brett Goldstein star) and Laura (Imogen Poots) have been the best friends since their studies, but they put their feelings aside and distract each other when the laurea test matches another man.

New on Hulu

A man in my basement

• Genre: Jail
• Action time: 1h 55m
• Director: Nadia Latif
• To throw: Corey Hawkins, Willem Dafoe, Anna Diop

Charles Blakely (Corey Hawkins) will soon lose his family home when the mysterious Anniston Bennet (Willem Dafoe) appears on his threshold for payment to Charles with a surprising amount for renting a basement. The solution to Charles’s financial problems turns into a racially charged struggle for power between two men.

Surfer

• Genre: Psychological thriller
• Action time: 1h 39m
• Director: Lorcan Finnegan
• To throw: Nicolas Cage, Julian McMahon, Finn Little

Another film in which Nicolas Cage presents a character whose understanding of reason is at best, Surfer sees Face/exclusion AND Longlegs The star plays a man who returns home from his childhood in Australia and finds his simple desire to surf with his son, who hindered a group of residents who consider him an intruder. Not wanting to accept failure, Surfer refuses to leave and loses almost everything.

Valiant One

• Genre: Thriller
• Action time: 1h 26m
• Director: Steve Barnett
• To throw: Chase Stokes, Lana Condor, Desmin Borges

What was supposed to be a routine mission in the demilitarized zone is wrong, which leads to the failure of the American Army helicopter team in North Korea. He is unable to get support and face a constant threat to capture, the young sergeant must find a way to get his unit and civil technology specialist across the border.

New on Peacock

M3gan 2.0

• Genre: Science fiction action
• Action time: 2h
• Director: Gerard Johnstone
• To throw: Allison Williams, Violet McGraw, Ivanna Sakhno

Gerard Johnstone again shows AI fears in the continuation of the comedy of horror 2023 M3ganReplacement of home horror for action. When the technology was aimed at creating an ideal friend of the lonely Animowska, it is used in a military robot who is trying to take over the world, dishonest robotic doll M3gan (Amie Donald, expressed by Jenny Davis), has a chance to buy back, stopping the threat.

New on Shudder

House at Eden

• Genre: Horror
• Action time: 1h 18m
• Director: Kris Collins
• To throw: Kris Collins, Celina Myers, Jason-Christopher Mayer

Kris Collins, the Tiktok star, directs, and runs this low budget film from material material about the Vloggers team hunting for ghost who receive more terror than they wanted from the latest exit. Kris, who plays his version of themselves, redirects the team from the cemetery, in which they planned to spin in an abandoned house in the hope of increasing the number of observers with unparthed content.

New in Starz

Ballerina

• Genre: Thriller
• Action time: 2h 5m
• Director: Wiseman Len
• To throw: Ana de Armas, Anjelica Huston, Gabriel Byrne

Set John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum AND John Wick: Chapter 4IN Ballerina Follows Ewa (Ana de Armas), ballerinas/killer/security guard in search of revenge. Her mission conflicts her with Wick (Keanu Reeves) when she kills through the effective world of franchise fighting cultists with style.

From ours review:

One sec BallerinaThe story of a compact leaves a thousand open questions about how this world could act (honestly, another Wickiverse trademark), and a few bits of the plot does not make sense (like Winston, at which it scares off the principles of his competition, the beloved Hotel Safety Assassin The Continental). BallerinaCombat sequences. And although not all are stunning – especially in Draggy First Act, because Eve learns to fight – the film is built on some sequences that stand out among the most ambitious, wild franchise efforts.

New to rent

All devils are here

• Genre: Jail
• Action time: 1h 30m
• Director: Barnaby Roper
• To throw: Eddie Marsan, Sam Claflin, Burn Gorman

A group of four thieves has just pulled a robbery and are lying low in a country house. But having too much time on their hands to give their drawbacks and consider double mutual and their boss, tensions begin to grow when each of the criminals try to find out who they can really trust.

Cutting

• Genre: Psychological thriller
• Action time: 1h 36m
• Director: Sean Ellis
• To throw: Orlando Bloom, Caitríona Balfe, John Turturro

The boxer (Orlando Bloom) has a chance to restart his career in the fight for the championship, but he has only six days to lose weight to fight. With a brutal and dangerous regiment designed by his trainer (John Turturro), he puts his health and mental health to have a chance to redeem.

Fantastic four: first steps

• Genre: Superhero
• Action time: 1h 54m
• Director: Matt Shakman
• To throw: Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Ebon Moss-Bachrach

Four astronauts were exposed to space rays and returned to the retro-phutient version of the Earth with amazing skills, using them to establish world peace as a fantastic four. But when a stranger (Julia Garner) declares that their world will be absorbed by ancient to Galactus (Ralph Ineson), the team desperately tries to protect their family and planet.

From ours review:

The apocalyptic rates are nothing new for the MCU, although this film can at least have a tension from the fact that because its setting is an alternative soil, it does not really have to survive that the franchise can continue. The bigger problem is the tonal disconnection of the insertion of a threat covering the galaxy into the film, which is best as an intimate story about a family bond.

He went to the hill

• Genre: Psychological drama
• Action time: 1h 40m
• Director: Samuel van Grinsven
• To throw: Dacre Montgomery, Vicky Krieps

The young man (Dacre Montgomery) returns to New Zealand for the funeral of his alienated mother and meets his despairing widow (Vicky Krieps). When she agrees to stay with her, a dead woman has two of them as a way of communication, forcing them to struggle with the loss during the fight for survival.