The Blockbuster series arrives on Netflix in November with a funny story

With a funny story set the latest blockbuster in the worldNetflix has everything ready to release its new comedy in early November and, to arouse the emotion of the public, the first photographs showing its protagonists have been unveiled, in which the actor Randall Park and Melissa Fumero stand out as the main.

since it was announced the hit seriesEntitled of the same name, the famous rental film company, thousands of people are eagerly awaiting its premiere, and finally has a date for next November, where it will surely become one of the most viewed in the Netflix catalog.

These first images of ‘puzzle blockThey reveal that in addition to Randall Park and Melissa Fumero, the cast includes JB Smoove, Tyler Alvarez, Madeleine Arthur, Olga Merediz and Kamaia Fairburn, who will appear as the workers of the last of these famous stores before they go bankrupt.

“No additional costs, pure fun. These are the first images from the ‘Blockbuster’ series, which arrives on Netflix on November 3rd”Writes the streaming giant in this publication, confirming that this new comic series will hit screens on the first Thursday of the eleventh month of 2022, and the best thing is that all its chapters will debut on the same day so you can do a marathon.

Netflix makes fun of Blockbuster with irony

This new comic series will portray the life of a group of workers who remain steadfast on the payroll of the last Blockbuster in history, on the path of his disappearance because it must be remembered that years ago this company had to declare bankruptcy when the streaming platforms began to emerge services. , in particular Netflix.

Years ago, when Netflix was just starting its path in the series and movie rental market, the business model was completely new and it needed other companies to invest in the company and bet on the big change than to have a subscription instead. a large catalog of individually paying a title for a few days.

Marc Randolph and Reed Hastings, the founders of Netflix, tried to sell their millionaire idea to Blockbuster in view of the mega global positioning that the series and film rental company had at the time, but were flatly rejected and, after several years, now the streaming giant is preparing a comedy series on the latest of these franchises.