Martina Barone
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Ricky Gervais' "Alley Cats" makes us reflect on who we really are The British comedian's six-episode animated series arrives on Netflix, blending jokes with unexpected tenderness
After After Life, Ricky Gervais is back with a new show on Netflix, but this time in the form of a cat. Or rather, as the voice of a cat. The British comedian, actor and stand-up comedian has created an animated series, Alley Cats in which a group of strays spends its days wandering around the city's neighborhoods and hissing at each other. Meanwhile, the felines talk and reason about the themes dearest to Gervais, from the meaning of life to death, from religion to who we are.
"The Last House" proves that Netflix loves to trap its characters The sci-fi thriller starring Wagner Moura and Greta Lee is available on the platform from August 7
Netflix has an obvious fetish for trapping its characters inside apartments they can no longer leave. The Last House is the latest example. The first film of this kind on the platform to achieve widespread success was the German Brick in the summer of 2025, a work by Philip Koch that quickly reached the top spot among the most-watched films on the streaming service and stayed there for quite some time.
Fandoms can't save a movie and 'The Devil's Mouth' is proof of it The survival movie is available on the Prime Video platform
The Devil's Mouth, a Prime Video film, has demonstrated an old maxim: no gimmick will ever be strong enough if you don't have a good story behind it. In this case, what the operation of the streaming platform focused on was to bring together in the cast a group of young performers drawn from a series of products that have become mainstream.
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