The platform’s commitment this month is varied and promising
With the arrival of a new month, a good batch of new features also arrives in the catalog of streaming platforms. This month of May is loaded and varied for Netflix Mexico. From apocalyptic science fiction to stories of pure horror, through classics and the return of one of the platform’s favorite series, there is something here for everyone. So let’s go over it.
‘Party at the Burrow’
The return of Manolo Caro to Mexican cinema is this adaptation of the novel of the same name by Juan Pablo Villalobos. The film is a coming of age with overtones of black comedy about a ten-year-old boy raised in the world of drug trafficking. Equal parts laughter and tears in this film starring Manuel García Rulfo and Miguel Valverde Uribe.
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Premieres on Netflix on May 1
‘Barbarian’
One of the most amazing horror movies and celebrated films of recent years comes to Netflix Mexico. Zach Cregger goes from comedy to horror to come up with ‘Barbarian’, a terrifying and contemporary film. Tess (Georgina Campbell) travels to Seattle for a job interview, only to find the Airbnb she had booked occupied. From there, the less you know the better.
Premieres on Netflix on May 2
‘One Piece: Egghead’ season
One of the most mythical animes of history is approaching its end. ‘Egghead’ is the name chosen to title this latest narrative arc that begins in what is actually episode 1089 of ‘One Piece’. This arc is the 32nd of the manga and is known as “The Island of the Future”, and will take Luffy and his crew on the path to Laugh Tale.
New episodes on Netflix on May 4
‘Bodkin’, Miniseries
Created by Jez Scharf and starring Will Forte, Siobhán Cullen, and Robyn Cara, This Netflix original black comedy is pretty indescribable. A mix between humor and true crime podcasts that is set in an atmospheric Irish town, and that puts the main cast to investigate mysterious deaths that will reveal something much bigger.
Premieres on Netflix on May 9
‘Bridgerton’ Season 3 Part 1
‘Bridgerton’, one of the greatest hits of the platform returns this month for its third season. Or at least, for the first 4 episodes of part 1, since for the rest we will have to wait until July. This historical drama about the simmering romance between Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington reaches new heights in new episodes, with Penelope scorned after the events of season two.
Premieres on Netflix on May 16
‘The terminal’
Not everything is going to be premieres. This movie Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg It is one of the new highlights among this month’s classics. For those who are going to discover it for the first time now, ‘The Terminal’ is a romantic drama based on real events and that tells the story of Viktor Navorski, a man from Eastern Europe who is denied entry into the United States after arriving at the JFK airport and is forced to live in the terminal.
Premieres on Netflix on May 18
‘Atlas’
One of the big bets this month on Netflix is this high-budget science fiction film that combines robots, artificial intelligence and Jennifer Lopez. The film, directed by Brad Peyton, takes place in a not-too-distant future devastated by an AI that threatens the future of humanity, and against which our protagonist will rebel with the help of an old robot.
Premieres on Netflix on May 24
‘Dancing for the devil: The 7M sect on TikTok’
We end up with a true crime documentary. Few details are known about this juicy investigation that pulls the thread of a representation agency for influencers on TikTok, its founder and the church to which they belong. What initially seems like a normal group of young people following trends Like so many others, it reveals a truly rugged background.
Premieres on Netflix on May 29
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