This week, find what to watch on Prime Video whatever your mood: push the song with Meryl Streep, lead muscular investigations alongside Jack Ryan or follow the Hobbits in their adventures!
Desire for drama – Cruel Summer
After a remarkable first season in 2021, Cruel Summer is back on Prime Video. Exit Jeannette and Kate, the new episodes of this anthology series now follow the story of Megan (Sadie Stanley), Isabella (Lexi Underwood) and Luke (Griffin Gluck).
In the 90s, these three inseparable teenagers lead the good life, between their high school lessons and the excitement of their first love. But when one of them is brutally murdered, the other two are suspected. So who is hiding what?
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new episodes of Cruel Summer are available on Prime Video since August 11.
Feel like freaking out – Goodnight Mommy
Remake of the terrifying German film of the same name, this version of Goodnight Mommy, worn by Naomi Watts (Mulholland Drive, King Kong, The Promises of the Shadow), is all the more terrifying!
Two young twin brothers are disturbed when their mother comes home from the hospital. Indeed, his face covered with bandages reveals only his piercing eyes and his silent mouth. Immediately, the children are seized with a doubt: is this woman really their mother?
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Want to chill – Mamma Mia!
Of Dancing Queen has Waterloo Passing by Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!, the hits of the group Abba have been resonating in abundance since the 1970s. These hits were brought together in an internationally successful musical, Mamma Mia, and it has since been adapted into a film of the same name. Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, Julie Walters… Beautiful people have gathered to give voice!
Want to learn – Django
After winning the César for Best Supporting Actor in 2015 for Hippocrates, the excellent Reda Kateb was nominated for Best Actor for his performance in Django.
He brilliantly embodies the legendary guitarist Django Reinhardt, a major figure in French jazz. A sensitive portrait of this great artist and of occupied France, Django has as much to teach you as to play you.
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Want to have fun – The eleven commandments
Before Fatal and BDE, Michaël Youn and his band landed in the cinema with The eleven commandments. Faced with the decline of humor among human beings, the actor and his friends (Vincent Desagnat and Benjamin Morgaine) set themselves the goal of putting them back on the right path to laughter with eleven pranks, each more grotesque than the other. How far will they go?!
Urge for Action – Jack Ryan
Based on the books of the famous Tom Clancy (American equivalent of James Bond’s dad Ian Fleming), the Jack Ryan series follows the adventures of the CIA analyst so named. Brilliant mind, athletic physique, Jack (John Krasinski) finds himself embarked on a perilous mission in the Middle East that will lead him to push the limits of who he thought he was.
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All four seasons of Jack Ryan are available exclusively on Prime Video.
Desire for adventure – The Hobbit: an unexpected journey
If the wait until the second season of The Rings of Power seems too long to you, why not dive back into the trilogy of The Hobbit?
Long before the events of The Lord of the Rings, the young Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) is embarked against his will by the mage Gandalf (Ian McKellen) on a perilous quest that will lead him to the depths of the mines of the dwarves, occupied by the terrible Smaug dragon. Sounds like adventure, doesn’t it?
These films and series are available on Prime Video.