Discover The Must-see Series And Films On Netflix, Prime, HBO Max And Disney+

This is the home stretch for subscription streaming platforms. After a year full of great discoveries and big disappointments, Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video still have a few tricks up their sleeves. The month of November will be particularly busy for series fans, who are waiting for the return of a monster from the small screen as much as the new proposal from a legendary screenwriter. Here are the series and films that you absolutely must see.

Frankenstein on Netflix — November 7th

Netflix misses the mark with the adaptation of a fantastic monument. A few days after Halloween, a period conducive to telling stories about monsters, the American platform is interested in the imagination of Mary Shelley for a new Frankenstein. This time, it’s Guillermo del Toro who’s doing it. The father of Crimson Peak et Pan’s Labyrinth knows his stuff and his vision already promises to be a landmark in the history of genre cinema. The story remains the same, a mad scientist attempts the unthinkable: giving life to a creature resulting from the assembly of several human remains. Overwhelmed by his ambition, his creation could well lead to his downfall.

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In front of the director’s camera, we can find Oscar Isaac in the skin of the title character. Jacob Elordi will become the creature, thanks to expert makeup work. Mia Goth, Christoph Waltz, Felix Kammerer, Lars Mikkelsen, David Bradley and Christian Convery complete the cast of what could well be the project of the year for the red N. The film has already been presented at the Venice Film Festival, proof if any were needed that the streaming giant is rather confident.

More on Apple TV – November 7

“The unhappiest person in the world is the only one capable of saving humanity… from happiness”. The new Apple TV series plays the mystery card at all costs. After enigmatic first images and an equally enigmatic synopsis, Pluribus promises to confuse more than one viewer. After all, you don’t need a thousand words when just a few will do: “by the creator of Breaking Bad.” Nearly two decades after changing television forever, Vince Gilligan returns with a project radically different from his usual universe.

A science fiction proposition which should get a lot of talk… The first two episodes will be offered from November 5. It will be necessary to count on one episode per week from then on, until the conclusion at the end of the ninth chapter.

Of Fire and Water: The Making of Avatar on Disney+ – November 7

Before the release ofAvatar: Fire and AshDisney+ will offer a unique look behind the scenes of the last two films in the James Cameron saga.

The two-part film is based on interviews with the cast, privileged interviews with James Cameron and the teams in charge of visual effects. The late Jon Landau, producer of the saga, will also talk about his experience and the genesis ofAvatar.

Last Samurai Standing on Netflix — November 13

Forget Squid Game et Alice in Borderlandthe real battle royal of the year may be here. In November, head to 19th century Japan with a series that promises to be heavy. During the Meiji era, night fell at Tenryuji Temple in Kyoto. 292 warriors are lured by the promise of a prize of 100 billion yen and will fight each other to the death. Shujiro Saga enters this deadly and dangerous game with one goal: to save his wife and child, both of whom are sick.

Stranger Things season 5 on Netflix – November 27

Are you ready for the big finale? No ? Too bad. Netflix is preparing to sign the last lap of its phenomenon series. Stranger Things returns for a fifth and final season divided into three bursts. The first episodes will be offered from November 27 in France. It will involve finding our characters several months after the events of season 4. Max is still in the hospital and the breaches opened in Hawkins are closely monitored by the army. Eleven, Mike, Joyce and Nancy prepare for the return of Vecna and what promises to be a Dantesque fight against the main antagonist of the series.

Winter Break sur HBO Max — 30 novembre

Christmas gets a head start on HBO Max with one of the best movies of the season. This November 30, the platform is offering Alexander Payne’s latest film. A tribute to 80s films, it follows a teenager forced to spend the holidays at his boarding school.

With one of the most cantankerous teachers as his chaperone, young Angus will discover that sometimes you shouldn’t trust appearances. From aesthetics to writing, everything in Winter Break screams the nostalgic production. A little gem of sensitivity.