After Every Happy Netflix: Will ‘After Every Happy’ premiere on Netflix? All you need to know

The fourth installment in the After film franchise, After Every Happy, has hit theaters, but only for two days. The film has special screenings in select theaters on September 7 and 8 through Fathom Events. After Every Happy brings back Tessa Young and Hardin Scott in an explosive, toxic yet romantic relationship.

While there is no confirmation of an OTT release, past patterns of After movies indicate that After Every Happy will be on Netflix soon. While the first film in the franchise, After, streamed on Netflix after almost six months, the two subsequent editions, After We Collided and After We Fell, hit OTT platforms only after three months, according to reports.

Given the pattern above, it’s safe to assume After Four is coming to Netflix in about three and a half months, roughly mid-January 2023.

‘Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area’ Vs Spanish Version: Things You Should Know

‘Money Heist Korea – Joint Economic Area’ Vs Spanish Version: Things You Should Know

‘Money Heist: Korea’ revolves around a Korea that is ready to unify. The trailer for the show has revealed several popular faces from the Korean entertainment industry.

The best time for Korean creators

The highly anticipated Korean adaptation of the popular Spanish crime drama ‘La casa de papel’ is finally here. According to director Kim Hong-sun, the success of the Spanish series was the driving force behind the Korean version of it. Hong-sun believes that it is the best time for Korean creators as they have an “easier path” to showcase their work globally.

The cast and crew

Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area is written by Ryu Yong-jae and stars Yoo Ji-tae, Park Hae-soo, Jeon Jong-seo, Lee Won-jong, and Park Myung-hoon. The Korean version of the show is set against the backdrop of a fictional universe and depicts a hostage crisis on the Korean peninsula. The crisis involves various people and geniuses with different personalities and abilities.

A look at the characters

The first season of “Money Heist: Korea” also stars Jun Jong-seo (Tokyo), Lee Won-jong (Moscow), Kim Ji-hun (Denver), Jang Yoon-ju (Nairobi), Lee Hyun -woo (River), Kim Ji-hoon (Helsinki), Lee Kyu-ho (Oslo), Kim Sung-oh (Captain Cha Moo-hyuk), Park Myung-hoon (Cho Young-min), and Lee Joo-bin ( Yoon Mi-seon).

Setting the cultural tone

In the original Spanish version, the creators used a Salvador Dalí mask to send the message of freedom. In Money Heist: Korea, the creators have used a Hahoe mask from the Andong area. Hahoe’s mask embodies criticism of the powerful.

The romantic drama in the After franchise is based on the book series of the same name written by Anna Todd. The film explores the tumultuous relationships between college lovers Tessa and Hardin, played by Josephine Langford and Hero Fiennes Tiffin.

The films in the franchise are criticized for being too predictable. The last After of the film, After We Fell, was heavily criticized for being boring. Many critics called the film a filler franchise episode and an uneventful movie that includes yawns.

However, After Films has managed to gross millions of dollars worldwide. The first film, After, grossed around $69 million worldwide, while After Two and After 3 grossed $48 million and $21 million, respectively. After Every Happy, the fourth installment of the franchise is expected to be a box office success, relying on the loyal fans and addictive nature of the series.

While you wait for After 4 to hit Netflix, you can watch After, After 2, and After three on the OTT platform for now.

When does After four hit theaters?
After Every Happy will be shown in select theaters for two days only, on September 7 and 8.

When is After four streaming on Netflix?
After Every Happy does not have a confirmed date for streaming on Netflix. The above patterns indicate that the film will be on the OTT platform in mid-January 2023.

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