One of the more startling and original shows to come out in recent years, HBO’s brilliant Barry is sadly ending this year with season four. Your weekend will be warmer for it.” / Casey Lucas The notablesīarry (season four on Neon from April 17) Instead allow yourself to be drawn into the pages of its storybook, to enjoy a tale that’s a bit more Brothers Grimm than Stephen King’s The Stand. Don’t go into it expecting a riveting, realistic apocalypse drama. Tara Ward Sweet Tooth (season two on Netflix from April 27)įrom Casey Lucas’ review of the first season: “While Sweet Tooth is certainly older child-appropriate, for all its fantasy elements and CGI animals it still tells a vividly human story for adults. I feel drained just typing that, but who doesn’t love both tiny and beautiful things? Plus, Kathryn Hahn will never let you down. Based on the best selling novel by Cheryl Strayed (Wild, another Witherspoon project), Tiny Beautiful Things follows Clare (Kathryn Hahn), a writer who is struggling to simultaneously navigate the breakdown of her marriage, a hormonal teenage daughter and the death of her mother decades before. Grab the tissues for the latest drama from Reese Witherspoon’s production company, because it looks like Tiny Beautiful Things wants to give you plenty of big feels.
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Tiny Beautiful Things (limited series on Disney+ from April 7) Can’t wait to drive home – calmly – through some traffic to see this one.
The star turn, says Indiewire, is by Wong, who “tears into her most fearsome scenes with giddy satisfaction”. They’re both at fault, yet they refuse to back down, and reviews say what follows is an escalating game of cat-and-mouse taken to extremes. It stars fiery comedian Ali Wong and The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun who have a minor car clash that escalates into the pair unleashing all hell on each other. Netflix’s new series is about an extreme version of exactly that. I’m a good driver, honestly! The people in Beef are not. I get cut off, undertaken, honked at, yelled at and given the fingers. Chris Schulz BEEF (on Netflix from April 6) It’s great, and it’s even better that all of it –the first two seasons, and the new third season – is now available here, through TVNZ+. Party Down’s long-delayed third season picks up right where things left off, with superhero digs, content creator jabs and Instagram put downs. Based around the antics of a catering company staffed by out-of-work actors, there’s plenty of humour to be had mocking Hollywood elites. The one thing that hasn’t changed is its sense of humour – Party Down is funny. Ken Marino’s hair is greying, Martin Starr’s goatee is trimmed neatly, and Adam Scott has matured, thanks to his star turn in Severance, like a fine wine. Thirteen years is a long time between drinks and the stars of Party Down – a cult comedy hit from 2009 that’s never been available on New Zealand screens – have noticeably aged. Party Down (all seasons on TVNZ+ from April 1) Sandler’s 2015 Western movie, The Ridiculous 6, was also incredibly popular, which Sarandos revealed in his statement, asserting it was one of the most-watched movies on Netflix in history.What are you going to be watching this month? We round up everything coming to streaming services this month, including Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+, Apple TV+, Neon and TVNZ+.
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Netflix clearly loves working with Sandler, whose Murder Mystery motion picture was reportedly watched by 83 million households in just four weeks after its release, marking it as the biggest movie on the platform in 2019. His last project with Netflix was Hubie Halloween starring Kevin James, Julie Bowen, and Maya Rudolph. RELATED: How Much Does Adam Sandler Pay His Friends To Appear In His Films? “Whether you know him as Sandman, the Water Boy, Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, Nick Spitz or simply Adam, one thing is clear: our members can’t get enough of him,” Ted Sarandos, Netflix Chief Content Officer, said in a statement in January 2020. From comedy to family movies, the 54-year-old is always pitching new ideas to Hollywood studios, and now with the Netflix deal, Sandler gets to focus on making four projects centered around the things he is passionate about.
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