While there’s only one original Indian film this week, Alia Bhatt’s Poacher (set against the backdrop of illegal ivory poaching in India), we’ve got quite a few from across the genre. Other big name movies. First, Netflix will host the Screen Actors Guild Awards live for the first time, hailed as a grand experiment for the streaming platform. The awards ceremony will be broadcast live starting at 5:00 am (IST).
Another big-budget film is “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” a live-action adaptation of the hit Netflix series of the same name. However, if you’ve seen the original series before, chances are you won’t be impressed by the adaptation. The series drew mixed reviews from critics and ardent fans.
Next we have the final season Star Wars: The Bad Batch on Disney+ Hotstar, which tests the limits of the eponymous Bad Batch.
On international shores, there’s Through My Window 3: Looking at You, the final chapter of the Spanish romance trilogy. It follows the typical romantic dilemma and inability to move on after separation. If you haven’t watched the first two parts, you can find them on Netflix.
If you’re interested in documentaries, you can watch the new British crime documentary series Can I Tell You a Secret? ” This gives us a chilling look into a serial cyberstalker who made countless women’s lives a living hell. Another option could be Apple TV’s documentary about soccer legend Messi, which follows him through five World Cups.
For comedy fanatics, Netflix has another comedy special: Mike Epps’ Ready to Sell Out . Here, the American stand-up comedian opens up about his finances, romantic life and hilarious street observations.
If you are wondering about Netflix’s documentary on the Sheena Bora murder case, it was originally scheduled to release on February 23 but has been stopped after the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) filed a plea with the Bombay High Court . The show will most likely premiere only after the CBI gets the go-ahead after a special screening of the show (is there a lot of editing and editing?).
Well, that’s all for this week, folks. I wish everyone a happy viewing!
poacher
Time: Live broadcast now
Location: Prime Video
“Poachers” is a gripping thriller about illegal ivory poaching in the lush southern India. Here you will find a group of Indian Forest Service officials, NGO workers, police and good Samaritans risking their lives for the cause. The series is a fictionalized account of real tragic events. The series is created by Richie Mehta, the Emmy Award-winning creator of “Delhi Crime.” Alia Bhatt serves as co-producer.
avatar the last airbender
Time: Live broadcast now
Location: Netflix
If you remember the hit Nickleodeon show, you already know what this new version is about. Like the original animated version, the live-action adaptation is based on a being named the Avatar who has the power to manipulate one of the four elements of water, earth, fire or air through “bending.” Gordon Cormier stars as 12-year-old Aang, a brilliant airbender who has just discovered that he is the new Avatar and now must master all four elemental powers to change the world from Saved from the tyranny of the Fire Nation. Get ready for tons of special effects and impressive action in this eight-episode series.
The 30th Screen Actors Guild Awards
Time: February 24
Location: Netflix
Netflix has been trying to delve deeper into live streaming for a long time. The platform is making its first foray into sports, having recently purchased the streaming rights to WWE RAW.
The Screen Actors Guild Awards could open up a new avenue for expansion for the platform. The event will honor the best achievements in film and television acting in 2023. While last year’s awards ceremony aired on Netflix’s YouTube channel, this is the first time Netflix has broadcast such an event live.
Some of the major films nominated across categories include Barbie, Maestro, Rustin, Oppenheimer, Killers of the Flower Moon, The Color Purple, and more. Web series include Succession, The Morning Show, The Last of Us, Barry and The Bear, among others.
constellation
Time: Live broadcast now
Where: Apple TV+
Imagine you are an astronaut returning to Earth after a major accident in space. But now a lot of parts of your life are missing. It’s scary, isn’t it? Noomi Rapace plays the grief-stricken astronaut in Apple TV’s latest psychological drama “Signs.” All she has are shattered memories and shocking discoveries to uncover the truth.
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 3
Time: Live broadcast now
Location: Disney+ Hotstar
Season three picks up shortly after the end of season two, with Omega (Michelle Ang) still under the control of the Empire. Many suspense from previous seasons will be answered in this season.
Two interesting new terms introduced in the series are the M-Count (microscopic life forms that exist within all living cells) and the Necromancer Plan, which revolves around ensuring Palpatine’s resurrection.
While this may be the final season of Star Wars: The Bad Batch, the first three episodes released by the platform today have confirmed the series’ multiple connections to other Star Wars movies and shows, including The Mandalorian. New episodes will air weekly until May 1, 2024.
Through my window: looking at you
Time: now
Location: Netflix
If you haven’t seen the first two parts, the main character of the film “Through My Window” is a girl named Raquel who is hopelessly in love with her neighbor Ares, whom she admires from her window Ares. By the way, Ares is unaware of her existence, let alone her feelings. Things take an interesting turn when he begins to reciprocate despite his family’s protests.
Raquel and Ares parted ways in Part 2, but it seems like they can’t move on in their lives. In this installment, the two see other people while struggling with the burning memories they share. Like a typical romantic comedy, emotional turmoil is inevitable when the two meet again. Tune in to find out if they reunite.
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