Nope, Onward, War of the Worlds… Films and series to watch in streaming this week

Who says new week, says new selection of films and series to see in streaming. Once is not customary in our weekly recommendations: there are only films. Family, action, science fiction, horror… You will find something to satisfy you on the Netflix, Canal+, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+ platforms during the week of March 20, 2023.

This week, Digital so recommend the movies Onesies Onesies Onesies, Ahead, War of the Worlds, Bad Boys for Life And Boop.

Onesies Onesies Onesies (Prime Video)

A group of wealthy young people throw a party at a remote mansion. They take part in a game where they have to find which of them is the designated killer. When one of them is found dead and the electricity and communications are cut, the survivors try to discover the identity of the murderer.

Are you a fan of slasher and Cluedo? Onesies Onesies Onesies might be to your liking. This thriller at the crossroads of genres mixes gore, gonzo and comedy in a supercharged atmosphere. A trip quite uneven and not to be taken too seriously, but which should (well) relax your brain, nothing more. Starting March 22 on Amazon Prime Video.

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Ahead (Disney+)

In the suburbs of an imaginary universe, two elf brothers embark on an extraordinary quest to discover if there is still a little magic left in the world.

Ahead is the great sacrificial film from Pixar studios: released in theaters at the start of the pandemic in 2020, it went completely unnoticed. It’s a shame, so much this adventure in the middle of a universe of elves, dragons, quests andheroic fantasy offers a nice story about family, siblings, the father-son relationship and bereavement. A road trip bittersweet which is certainly not a masterpiece, but which remains a Pixar production with a big heart like that. To discover without hesitation. Starting March 24 on Disney+.

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War of the Worlds (Canal+)

Ray Ferrier is a divorced dockworker and far-from-perfect father, who now only has casual relationships with his 17-year-old son Robbie and 11-year-old daughter Rachel. A few hours after his ex-wife and her husband gave him custody of the children, a powerful storm broke out. Ray then attends a spectacle that will change his life forever…

Released in 2005, War of the Worlds is undoubtedly one of the best adaptations of the famous novel by HG Wells. Steven Spielberg infuses it with all his anxieties as a father, but also with a post-September 11 America and his own ghosts to weave a breathless and universal story around family and sacrifice. The film offers a brilliant modern reinterpretation of a timeless story, and Tom Cruise signs one of his last great acting roles. From March 24 on Canal+ and the myCanal platform.

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Bad Boys for Life (Netflix)

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• Downloads:
  545
• Release date :
  03/20/2023
• Author :
  Netflix, Inc.
• Licence :
  Free License
• Categories:
  

  Video – Leisure

• Operating system :
  

  Android, Online service All Internet browsers, Windows 10/11, iOS iPhone / iPad
  

In Miami, as Marcus Burnett prepares for retirement, his teammate Mike Lowrey becomes the target of a cartel. The Bad Boys then meet to solve a final case, more personal than ever.

Almost 20 years after their last adventure, the Martin Lawrence/Will Smith duo revives the franchise that made them famous in an explosive action film. The duo of directors Adil El Arbi and Bilal Fallah (rebel, Miss Marvel) takes over from Michael Bay, but transcribes this spirit well 90swith great slow-motion shots, twirling chases and nervous shootouts. Bad Boys for Life is a dated but regressive film that will do nostalgics good. Starting March 24 on Netflix.

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Boop (Canal+)

In California, the death in strange circumstances of their father leads a brother and sister to investigate the causes. The result is frightening.

Director Jordan Peele (get-out, Us) tackles the genre of science fiction and delivers, as usual, an ambitious film with a unique atmosphere. Whether Boop takes its time to set up its setting and its stakes, it is to better suck you into its captivating story with multiple layers and twists. A finely crafted feature film with, icing on the cake, a high quality cast, Daniel Kaluuya, Steven Yeun and Keke Palmer in the lead. Bright ! From March 25 on Canal+ and the myCanal platform.

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