'Vikings' Star's Brutal Action Movie Completely Dominates US Netflix, But Where Is It Here? | Netflix News

Action and fantasy movie Cans “Duncan Jones” has been added to Netflix's US offering, and is climbing into the top 10 of the most-watched movies. Read more Flex PatrolThe film has already been described on social media as something of a Lord of the rings With the game element. But where can you watch it in the Netherlands?

in Cans We are transported to the epic battle between the Human Alliance and the Orcish Horde. Set in the fantasy world of Azeroth, peace is threatened by the arrival of the Orcish Horde, who escape their dying world through a mysterious portal. Amidst the chaos, a human warrior and a noble Orcish leader discover that they must work together to save their families and their people. Warcraft tells the story of their heroic struggle against the odds of an enemy, rooted in a time of magical and epic conflict.

Read also: Stephen King is raving about the AppleTV+ thriller: 'This is simply a perfect, engaging show'

The article continues below the video.

Cans

Cans It's the work of American director Duncan Jones, who you may also know from films like moon And Source codeThe film hit the big screen in 2016 and was met with relative acclaim by the general public. While casual moviegoers are quite pleased with the title, which has a 6.7 on IMDb and a 3.05 out of 5 on MovieMeter, critics aren’t exactly enthusiastic. “To do justice to all the lore and mythology that Blizzard’s beloved video game has spawned, it would have taken a movie that’s at least four hours or more,” wrote Mike Massey. However, there were still some positive votes on MovieMeter. “I can cut this short. If you ever have one (ever). Cans The game and you're familiar with the locations, the races and the story, this movie is really great!”, he says. Neder0001.

While people in the US are flocking to the epic fantasy film, the service unfortunately doesn’t have a license in the Netherlands, so we’ll have to turn to other services. Amazon Prime Video subscribers can watch it by getting an additional subscription and you can rent the film on Pathé Thuis for €2.99. Those who are curious and reluctant to dig into their pockets just need a little patience. As of August 1, it can also be found on Netflix in the Netherlands.