#TUDUM2023

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[🖥️] Primeiras imagens de Penelope e Colin na 3ª temporada de Bridgerton.

As duas primeiras temporadas estão disponíveis na Netflix, o 3º ano ainda não tem a data de estreia revelada.

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So, I just seen the One Piece Life Action Trailer and I loved it, but there are some things that I have to say.

First of all, I'll say all of the good things I saw so far:

The characters design is awesome! I had some doubts with the chosen cast at some point but now I can say that they chose the best options. I seen some people complaining about Nami's hair but I think they are overreacting. Zoro looks straight up taken from the manga. Sanji and Usopp had a great adaptation and Iñaki Godoy is the best option to play Luffy. Also, the background characters look amazing (Koby is also taken from the manga and they seem to be respecting the original designs very well), and Buggy looks incredible.

The scenarios are also really good. I believe they made a great job with the ships design, even though I think that in some places (like at the beginning with the Going Merry and later on Morgan's base) they took some liberties and it looks a bit bit weird (still not bad, just different).

Second of all, I'll say all of the bad things I saw so far (not really bad things either, just not that good and a bit worrying):

The CGI need a little bit of polish. I wasn't expecting Luffy stretching to look realistic (I don't really think it's possible) but in some scenes you could really see that the ship in the water is not real. I think that mostly everyone thought that what was going to be the most complicated thing to adapt was going to be the CGI. I don't think that all of the series will look that weird, just in some of this parts were there is too much CGI going on.

I still fear that they might had included too much history on a single season. Even if it's the most logical thing to do (make a season of a saga) I think that adapting the first 100 chapters of the manga in a eight chapters season might be a mistake, maybe they'll end up leaving behind too much history. I surely don't think that they'll do a Sherlock (a season with chapters that are over an hour long) but maybe I'm overeating (I hope I am).

Lastly, what wasn't good but wasn't great:

The script writing. We really can't comment about the writing yet, since we had (literally) two lines and Luffy s monologue (which will probably won't make it to the final product). We also have to be realistic, we can't expect every single line to be exactly like the anime or the manga (they aren't the exact same lines in there either, the ones in the anime are more complex that the ones we seen in the manga).

Extra point!

The fact that the trailer got uploaded in Twitter BEFORE One Piece appeared in the TUDUM2023 event was very disrespectful. It's not fair that there was people watching the full event, patiently waiting for One Piece (for HOURS) and then, ten minutes before the crew appears on stage, the trailer gets released and those who were waiting for it leave. I almost got spoiled by a friend while I was STILL watching the event, that was a dick move Netflix (well, what does Netflix do that isn't a dick move...).

That's all I have to say! I hope you guys enjoyed this Trailer as much as I did!

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Durante o TUDUM, Lily Collins anunciou uma novidade para os fãs de Emily em Paris. A atriz anunciou a nova locação: Roma! Na nova temporada, veremos Emily curtindo as suas férias em Roma, apesar do seu coração ser fiel a Paris.

Na série acompanhamos Emily, uma social media norte-americana, que recebe a oportunidade de trabalhar na capital francesa. Em um país novo, ela precisa lidar com a barreira de linguagem, chefes raivosos, os desafios de sua profissão, e diversos romances.

As três primeiras temporadas de Emily in Paris estão disponíveis na Netflix. A nova temporada ainda não tem data de estreia.

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A girl from rio está conquistando cada vez mais espaço internacional! Durante o TUDUM, a Netflix liberou o primeiro teaser da nova temporada de Elite com Anitta.

Além da diva, o elenco conta com André Lamoglia, Valentina Zenere, Álvaro de Juana, Carmen Arrufat, Álex Pastrana, Ana Bokesa, Ander Puig, Nadia Al Saidi e Omar Ayus. E ao lado de Anitta, os estreantes são Fernando Lindez, Maribel Verdú e Leonardo Sbaraglia. A nova temporada conta com roteiro de Carlos Montero e Jaime Vaca.

Apesar da sétima temporada ainda estar em produção, o novo ano estreia no dia 20 de outubro.

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No TUDUM, a Netflix revelou os novos atores da segunda temporada de Round 6.

Os novos nomes são Yim Si-wan, Kang Ha-Neul, Park Sung-hoon, Yang Dong-geun. O anuncio vem em espécie de teaser da nova temporada, onde os atores revelados aceitam o desafio da série de arriscar sua vide nos desafios pelo prêmio milionário.

A nova temporada da produção ainda não tem data de estreia, mas terá o retorno de Lee Jung-jae, Lee Byung-Hun, Wi Ha-jun e Gong Yoo, como Gi-hun (o 456), o Front Man, o policial Hwang Jun-ho e o sinistro recrutador para o jogo respectivamente.

Round 6 estreou em 2021 e se tornou fenômeno mundial.

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No TUDUM, a Netflix liberou o primeiro teaser de Avatar: O Último Mestre do Ar.

A nova adaptação da lenda de Aang, terá Gordon Comier, Dallas Liu, Daniel Dae Kim, Amber Midthunder e Ken Leung no elenco. O live-action é baseado na série animada de mesmo nome, exibida pela Nickelodeon de 2005 a 2008, ue conta com três temporadas iniciais. Além do sucesso das animações, o título deu origem a uma HQ muito bem-sucedida e a uma série de graphic novels que continua publicando novas histórias originais.

A série foi anunciada em 2018 e estava prevista para ser iniciada em 2019, mas com a saída dos produtores originais e criadores da animação, Michael DiMartino e Bryan Konietzko, o projeto ficou congelado até 2020.

Albert Kim assumiu o posto de showrunner, e também produz a série ao lado de Dan Lin, Lindsey Liberatore e Michael Goi.

A série de Avatar: O Último Mestre do Ar estreia em 2024 na Netflix.