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Other returning series include season two and three of Servant of the People (May 16). Returning Netflix series include season four of The Circle (May 4), season two of Bling Empire (May 13), season three of Who Killed Sara? (May 18), season two of Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 (May 23), season five of Somebody Feed Phil (May 25). (May 18), Wrong Side of the Tracks (May 20), Other new Netflix series - mainly foreign language ones - include Blood Sisters and Clark (both on May 5), The Sound of Magic and Welcome to Eden (both on May 6), 42 Days of Darkness (May 10), Savage Beauty (May 12), New Heights (May 13), Love on the Spectrum U.S. VIDEO: Meltdown: Three Mile Island Trailer
It premieres on Netflix on Wednesday, May 4th. The four-part Netflix documentary Meltdown: Three Mile Island tells the story of the near catastrophe at Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania in 1979 through the lens of chief engineer and whistleblower Richard Parks and features dramatic reenactments, archival footage, never-before-seen home video, and in-depth interviews about the worst nuclear incident in U.S. The film, originally released in theatres in April, comes to Netflix on Tuesday, May 10th. The Netflix film Operation Mincemeat is based on the true story of two British intelligence officers in World War II who hatch an outlandish plot to break Hitler’s deadly grip on Europe by recruiting a dead man. The Pentaverate debuts on Thursday, May 5th. Myers plays eight different characters in this spin-off of his 1993 romantic black comedy film So I Married an Axe Murderer. One unlikely Canadian journalist finds himself in the middle of a mission to expose the truth and, in the process, save the world.
Kelley and based on the bestselling novels by Michael Connelly, the 10-episode series debuts on Friday, May 13th.Ĭanadian comic superstar Mike Myers returns to the screen in the six-episode Netflix series The Pentaverate, which posits that a secret society of five men have been working to influence world events since the Black Plague of 1347. But for someone more mature, that kind of easy is just boring.The new Netflix series The Lincoln Lawyer reboots the 2011 film starring Matthew McConaughey, with Manuel Garcia-Rulfo taking on the role of lawyer Mickey Haller, who works out of the backseat of his Lincoln Town Car after his former partner is killed. Maybe the kids will love such glossy happy ending, just like they love playing video games in god mode: easy win, plain and simple. The only thing that's left is the divine perfection and invulnerability. The complexity is gone, the humanity, with all its inherent flaws, is gone. And, at the end of the day, KFP3 finished creating a cult of the Dragon Warrior by transforming Po from a goofus with a heart and spirit into some kind of omnipotent golden Buddha, smiling and just-be-yourself-preaching. So each next film was basically creating a new villain out of thin air (or, in this film's case, from the other world, literally) and imposing the duty of defeating him on Po, using it as a justification for granting him another magic ability. But letting him keep that spirit would mean losing pace for the franchise. Po is not a leader, he's not even a hero, he's just a guy who does what he can because his heart tells him so.
It's where the pursuit of a dream was replaced with a job. The problems began when Po was raised to the supreme position. Po's power was in finally letting himself pursue the dream he's been having on his own for so long, and in how a true dream can overcome any obstacle in its way. First film's Po was so great because he was a classic "loser with a dream" type of character: confined in his bleak reality but refusing to accept his destiny. The villain's complexity became the foundation on which the rest of the story could develop. So it's no wonder that my greatest wish for every next KFP movie was to have him back somehow. One of the reasons behind the first film's excellence was Tai Lung, a character so intense, conflicted and deeply rooted in the history of the KFP universe, that his story managed to combine the vibes of two great confrontations: Obi-Wan vs Darth Vader and Darth Vader vs Luke. The same rule actually applies to just about any story with some kind of confrontation, with the best of such stories having villains which you even want to relate to. As a certain character once said, a James Bond movie is only as good as the villain.
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