As you know, things are not going well with Netflix. After ten years of uninterrupted growth, the number of users decreased by nearly 200,000 customers from one quarter to the next. This is a terrible sign for the American company. His predictions were in vain.
This change in trend has made Netflix rethink the service it offers to its customers. They no longer want to be the entertainment app that premieres TV shows and movies every day of the year. Now they want to make great TV shows and movies, but in moderation. Quantity versus quality.
And just like HBO (famous for being the service with the best productions), Netflix is announcing its next releases for the summer. The goal is to convince those who are customers and leave. Sandman is an example of this new Netflix.
To start, Let’s come to the series announced on the first day of Geeked Week.A conference that took place in the United States and is mostly geared towards geek content:
Sand man: series based on the Neil Gaiman comics we discussed earlier. Our hero is Morpheus, the King of Dreams, as he repairs the mistakes he has made throughout his vast existence, on both a cosmic and human level. It opens on August 5th.
*click, click* We are bringing you the new TV series ‘Wednesday’, starring Jenna Ortega, which came out of Tim Burton’s mind. Coming soon. #GeekedWeek pic.twitter.com/kMX6x8XVLq
– Netflix Spain (@NetflixES) June 6, 2022
Wednesday: The series, starring Jenna Ortega, focused on the character of Wednesday Addams as she struggled to master her psychic talent and frustrations as she tried to solve the mystery that confused her parents during her student years.
A piece: Based on Eiichirô Oda’s iconic manga starring Iñaki Godoy and Monkey D. Luffy, the live-action series is one of the company’s big geek promises. There is a lot of expectation about it.
Resident Evil: The American company has released a new trailer for the live-action series Resident Evil, which will adapt the Capcom video game saga very freely and not very faithfully to video games.
And it’s all about the show. Now let’s move on to the announcements of the films announced for the coming months:
Invisible agent: An interesting spy thriller directed by the Russo brothers and starring Ryan Gosling, Chris Evans and Ana de Armas. Admittedly, we’re talking a lot of carats for a streaming service movie.
Good and bad school: With a cast of Charlize Theron, Ben Kingsley, Michelle Yeoh, and Laurence Fishburne, among others, Netflix wants to show that they too can make great productions. The plot follows two teenagers who come face to face at a private institution where they are trained to be heroes and villains.
Spider head: Directed by Joseph Kosinski, starring Chris Hemsworth. The film is set in the near future and follows two young inmates who are forced to grapple with their pasts at a facility run by a brilliant visionary who experiments with emotion-altering drugs.
Source: Computer Hoy
