We already know that the heat these days is unbearable. But nothing can stop us, and as every Friday, we are coming back once again to bring you the news brought by some platforms for this weekend.
So we come with 3 recommendations HBO Max, Netflix and Disney+ for you to have fun with good cinema.
Today we bring you a comedy to spice up this weekend, the very personal issues of one of the protagonists, and finally a major blockbuster thriller like Mars starring Matt Damon.
Father of the Bride (2022), HBO Max
It premiered on HBO Max yesterday, June 16, but it’s undoubtedly the perfect movie for any Sunday.
We’ll find a Cuban-American family led by the grumpy patriarch Billy Herrera (Andy García), who is going through an existential crisis and will see his daughter get married. Everything has a problem clash of ideas of one and the other, as he was much more progressive and had other ideals than his father.
Everything explodes when Sofía randomly announces that she’s engaged to a man she’s known for a short time and who she’s also proposing to.
Spider Head (2022), Netflix
This story, featuring two great heroes, Chris Hemsworth and Miles Teller, whom we saw recently in the last episode of Top Gun, depicts life in a future quite close to ours, where offers are presented to prisoners. the possibility of presenting themselves as medical subjects in hopes of shortening their sentences.
One of them will be tested for a new drug or drug, which will generate feelings of love and cause him to question the authenticity of his feelings.
You can watch it on Netflix starting today.
Mars (2015), Disney+
This great movie starring Matt Damon will put us in the shoes of Mark Watney, an astronaut who will travel to Mars on a mission and is left for dead after a severe storm and abandoned by his crew.
Again, He survived and is abandoned and alone on the enemy planet. With only meager supplies, he must use his wits, wit and spirit to survive and find a way to send a signal to Earth that he is alive.
On the other hand, NASA and an international team of scientists are working tirelessly to bring it back.
Premiering today June 17, on Disney+.
Source: Computer Hoy
