New line and original period of Netflix, Disney + and Apple TV + in the United States in November 2021 – Le Courrier des Amériques

Here are more releases of Apple TV +, Amazon Prime, Disney + and Netflix for this month of November 2021 in the United States.
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November 24:
He becomes Cousteau
The National Geographic, released on October 22, is released on Disney + in November.
November 24:
Hawkeye
The first two episodes of this six-part Marvel miniseries will be released that day. It takes place after the events of the movie Avengers: Endgame (2019) and presents the new superhero Kate Bishop / Hawk’s Eye, p Hailee Steinfeld in the role.
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November 25:
The Beatles: Get Back
This will be the first episode of this series of documentaries, created with 60 hours of films made in January 1969 and 150 hours of sound, never before revealed, capturing a key moment in the Beatles’ history.
November 5:
Dickinson (Season 3)
The American Civil War breaks out and Emily’s own family is divided.
November 5:
Finch (film)
After a solar episode that ravaged the planet, Finch (Tom Hanks) spent 10 years in a bunker. He created a robot to guard his dog Goodyear when he is no longer in this world. Meanwhile, this strange family has to go on a “trip”.
November 5:
Hi, Jack!
“Hi Jack!” The Kindness Show invites preschoolers to a world where one small show of kindness can change the world.
November 12:
The Shrink Next Door (miniseries)
It examines the bizarre relationship between a psychiatrist and his patient according to a true story. Gradually, the “shrink” slowly creeps into the patient’s life until he lives at home and takes control of his business.
3rd of November:
The harder they fall
When an outlaw in this western (Jonathan Majors) finds out that his nemesis (Idris Elba) is getting out of prison, he reunites with his gang to take revenge in this western.
November 5:
Love Hard (film)
New romantic comedy: a woman falls in love with a man living across the country on a dating app. When she travels over the holidays to meet him, she discovers that she has been deceived.
November 5:
Narcos: Mexico (Season 3)
As interesting as the first episode (on Escobar) was, so much did Narcos: Mexico seem to be designed to be even less intelligent than idiots than they are (anyway in the first episode of Season 1: we couldn’t go on, it’s so stupid).
November 5:
Cop film (documentary)
Dive alongside two new recruits inside the Mexican police.
November 5:
An unlikely killer
A new Swedish crime limited series based on the story of Stig Engström, who was suspected of kicking Prime Minister Olof Palme in 1986.
November 5:
We couldn’t become adults
This Japanese film starring Mirai Moriyama follows a man transferred to memories of the 1990s at the surprising request of a friend.
November 10:
Gentefied (Season 2)
Three Mexican-American cousins on a journey full of American Dream events.
November 10:
Passes (movie)
Rebecca Hall writes and directs this black-and-white film starring Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga, which takes place in New York.
The film will follow the reunion of two high school friends, both of whom live in a kind of bubble that is in danger of bursting.
November 12:
Red Announcement (film)
It would be one of the most expensive ($ 160 million) blockbusters in Netflix’s history, starring Ryan Reynolds, Dwayne Johnson and Gal Gadot in an action comedy: An Interpol agent chases after the world’s most wanted art thief.
17th November:
Tiger King (Season 2)
The Netflix documentary about the Tiger King was the first big record to launch a pandemic. Did you think the whole crazy universe of Tiger King was said? Well no!
November 19:
tik, tik … BUM! (film)
Jonathan Larson’s autobiographical musical.
November 19:
Cowboy Bebop (Season 1)
Here is an adaptation of the “anime” series Cowboy Bebop, which follows a group of fleeing bounty hunters and at the same time tries to catch the most dangerous criminals in the solar system. A kind of space western.
November 19:
Hellbound
This new Korean horror series promises to be another big hit in the region. The series takes place in a dystopian future, where people are able to know when they will die and when the time will come, then they are killed by the angel of death.
November 24:
Bruised
The MMA fighter (played by Halle Berry) has not been lucky in recent years, but has a plan to get her life back in order.
November 24:
true story
Wesley Snipes and Kevin Hart are co-stars of this limited series, whose story is as follows: A world-famous comedian desperately looking for a way out after a night in Philadelphia with his brother, the result of which threatens to sabotage more than his fame.
November 27:
Robin Robin
A 30-minute short music from an animation studio created by Chicken Run and Shaun the Sheep.
In November :
A boy named Christmas
This Narnia-style film, which combines a huge cast including Kristen Wiig, Michiel Huisman and Maggie Smith, sees an ordinary young boy named Nikolas embark on an extraordinary adventure in search of his father.
In November :
Castle for Christmas
In this Christmas-themed film, we follow Sophie, the famous author of Brooke Shields, who travels to Scotland and decides to buy a castle, but encounters problems with the owner.
In November :
Princess Switch 3
The third film The Princess Switch (who lives in the Christmas universe) is coming for the holidays!
In November :
7 prisoners
In this Brazilian film, Mateus (Christian Malheiros), 18, accepted a job at a landfill in São Paulo for his new boss Luca (Rodrigo Santoro) to offer a better life to his family living in the countryside. But along with several other boys, he finds himself trapped in the dangerous world of human trafficking.
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