The month of April is just around the corner and Telefnica has already announced all the new features that will arrive on its content-on-demand platform. And we already anticipate that all the Movistar Plus+ premieres for April 2022 They include some movies and series that you should not miss.
It is true that the platform has not added excessive new content for the next month, but we can find a lot of quality for you to spend hours hooked on the sofa enjoying the best Movistar Plus+ premieres for March 2022.
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Series coming to Movistar Plus+
One of the great novelties within the epremieres that arrive at Movistar Plus + next April, We see him in the sixth and final season of Better Call Saul. The final season concludes Jimmy McGill’s (Bob Odenkirk) complicated journey of transformation into hustler and criminal lawyer Saul Goodman. From the cartel to the courts, from Albuquerque to Omaha, season six follows Jimmy/Saul/Gene as they try to drop off Lalo’s (Tony Dalton) radar. The new episodes will also explore where her relationship with Kim (Rhea Seehorn) stands, as she faces her own existential crisis after leaving the firm and following Jimmy on her particular odyssey. Meanwhile, Mike (Jonathan Banks), Gus (Giancarlo Esposito), Varga (Michael Mando) and Lalo continue their lethal game of cat and mouse.”
Another excellent option to consider is Why Don’t You Ask Evans, where three-time Golden Globe winner Hugh Laurie directs and adapts ‘Agatha Christie: Why Don’t You Ask Evans?’, based on the crime novel by Agatha Christie (1934). The series follows the local vicar’s son, Bobby Jones (Will Poulter), and his smart friend, socialite Lady Frances “Frankie” Derwent (Lucy Boynton).
We leave you with all the premiere series that arrive at Movistar Plus + in April 2022.
- ‘We are sorry for the inconvenience’ (8/4)
- ‘Show trial’ (13/4)
- ‘Why don’t they ask Evans?’ (4/15)
- Better Call Saul S6 (4/19)
- ‘The First Lady’ (4/28)
All the films that arrive at Movistar Plus + in April 2022
passing at films that arrive at Movistar Plus + in April 2022, we have one in particular that will delight MCU fans. We are talking about Venom: there will be slaughter, the second part of the acclaimed film and in which
Tom Hardy, Michelle Williams and Woody Harrelson reunite in this second installment of the “Spider-Man” spinoff about journalist Eddie Brock and his Venom symbiote.
The film opens in 1996, at St. Estes Reformatory, where the only light in young Cletus Kasady’s life is Frances, whose dangerous powers cause her to soon be transferred. Years later, while awaiting the death penalty, Cletus asks to speak to Eddie Brock, who is still bonded to the Venom symbiote.
This new installment of Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man Universe is directed by Andy Serkis (“Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle”), who takes over from Ruben Fleischer, director of the first installment (“Venom” (2018)).
Created in the early 1980s by David Michelinie and Todd McFarlane for Marvel Comics, Venom is a semi-liquid alien capable (and willing) to kill every human in its path and can only survive by bonding with a host. .
We leave you with the rest of the films that premiere on Movistar Plus + next month.
- ‘Gunpowder Milkshake (Explosive Cocktail)’ (1/4)
- ‘The daughter’ (2/4)
- ‘Worth’ (3/4)
- ‘Daylight’ (5/4)
- ‘Goodbye, idiots’ (8/4)
- ‘Hero in two worlds’ (12/4)
- ‘Don’t Breathe 2’ (4/15)
- Raging Fire (4/16)
- Wyrmwood: Apocalypse (4/19)
- ‘Albatross’ (4/19)
- ‘Benedetta’ (4/22)
- Clean (4/23)
- ‘Barbecue’ (4/27)
- ‘Venom 2: There will be slaughter’ (4/29)
- ‘France’ (30/4)
Documentaries that arrive at Movistar Plus + in April 2022
- ‘Putin: road to war’ (7/4)
- ‘Frank Capra: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ (7/4)
- ‘Pandemic Tour 2020 Belako’ (8/4)
- ‘The fridge of Inverfest’ (12/4)
- ‘Juliet’s Journey’ (4/14)
- Titanic 110th Anniversary (4/14)
- ‘The history of cinema: new generation’ (17/4)
- ‘The history of cinema: an odyssey’ (4/17)
- ‘Rise of the Nazis’ S2 (4/25)
- ‘Splendour and Fall: The Garlic Phantoms’ (4/29)
