Prime Video is Amazon’s video streaming service and is on the rise. In addition, Max is gaining ground in Europe and Canal+ is loved by many users. For a fixed amount per month you can stream thousands of films and series. At Amazon you can even enjoy extras as always free shipping via Amazon.nl, free unlimited photo storage and Kindle e-books.
Due to the abundance of content, it is sometimes difficult to discover a good new film or series. That is why we give you viewing tips and suggestions for Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ and HBO Max films and series that are definitely worth it. Some titles can also be seen on other streaming platforms. Read even more viewing tips? Then view this page.
Amazon Prime Video
The Pudding Club
🇳🇱 Comedy
IMDB Score: 0.0/10
1 season first release: 2024
The Pudding Club is an absurdist comedy series of the makers of New Kids. Five psychiatric patients discuss their week, under the watchful eye of their strict supervisor. The stories they tell are politically incorrect, bizarre and hilarious, so that you can no longer distinguish the truth from madness. Whether these therapy sessions will help patients is also the question …
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HBO Max
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🇫🇷 Drama
IMDB Score: 7.2/10
1 season first release: 2024
1997. Garry Kasparov, the best chess player of all time, takes on Deep Blue, IBM’s supercomputer. Two brains, eye to eye; one man against an empire; A struggle of people against machines that changed the perception of artificial intelligence forever. The event was so important that it encouraged the New York Times to press: the future of humanity is at stake.
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Canal+
Born Racers
🇦🇹 Documentary
IMDB Score: 9.0/10
1 season first release: 2024
Promising talents between the ages of 13 and 17 receive the invitation to end up in the Rookies Cup. Every young racer who gets the selection has the chance of his life, but that does take his toll. For a season, Born Racers follows the participants and brings the trials to them that they must endure: family sacrifices, pressure, doubts and rivalry. The Dutchman Collin Veijer, who was Rookie for three years, is a role model for young motorcycle drivers who want to match him.