13 new series and movies to stream in May

If you’re looking for new series and movies to watch in May, you’ve come to the right place. From Queer Eye to an Ed Sheeran documentary to a new Asterix and Obelix movie, here are thirteen different suggestions for your May streaming entertainment.

In each episode, five strange men take on a person who desperately needs a change in life. The Fab Five change people’s lives for the better in areas such as food, style, housing and culture.

The seventh season begins on May 12.

This “Bridgerton” prequel tells the story of Queen Charlotte and her rise to fame and power. The marriage between her and King George will still move the people and characters of “Bridgerton” years later.

The series can be seen from May 4.

Clare’s life is falling apart: her marriage is on the brink, she barely talks to her daughter and her writing career is all but non-existent. She takes a job as a columnist and the letter writers force Clare to look back on the most important moments in her life. What would she say to her 20-year-old self?

The series can be seen from May 10.

From homeless street singer to international superstar, Ed Sheeran shares very personal insights into his life for the first time in this documentary. The series follows his challenges and triumphs during the most difficult time of his life.

The four-part documentary series will be released on May 3.

“White Men Can’t Jump” is a remake of the 1992 classic of the same name. Rapper Jack Harlow plays Jeremy, a former basketball star whose injury ruined his career. Kamal, on the other hand, destroyed his own career. While they don’t seem to be any more different from each other, they have more in common than originally thought.

The film will be available from May 19.

Three misfits discover a tower inhabited by a world-eating griffin. Mark is the only one who can defeat the monster, but he doesn’t want to be a hero because he already struggles enough with school, his tantrums and his first love. But then his brother disappears and Mark and his friends have to enter this fantastic world.

The series begins on May 26.

In the second season, Ellie and Gedeon have become enemies, but for the third and final season of “The Passport”, the detective and the inspector must work together again. As they investigate a series of mysterious murders, they seek justice and must choose between forgiveness and revenge.

The last season can be seen from May 4.

Woody Harrelson and Justin Theroux play President Nixon’s political saboteurs, E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy. These inadvertently overthrow the Nixon presidency in what will go down in history as the Watergate scandal. The series sheds light on the lesser-known aspects of the events that led to one of America’s greatest political crimes.

The miniseries will run from May 2.

In this documentary, voiced by Sir David Attenborough, Apple takes viewers back millions of years to discover the world of dinosaurs. The following species will appear in the new season: Isisaurus, Pectinodon, Quetzalcoatlus and Hatzegopteryx.

The second season will arrive on May 22.

In the middle of New York City, a student is shot dead in a park. There are no witnesses or hard evidence. During the investigation, it is revealed that her murder is connected to a series of mysterious fires in the city, the local music scene and a wealthy real estate family.

The first season starts on May 12.

It is the final installment in the Guardians of the Galaxy saga and Star-Lord has yet to come to terms with the loss of Gamora. The team of misfits must once again defend the universe while protecting one of them at the same time. Otherwise, it could lead to the end of the Guardians.

The cinema release is on March 3.

Halle Bailey plays the mermaid Ariel, who falls in love with the human Prince Erik, in this live-action adaptation of the Disney classic. To be with him, she makes a pact with the witch Ursula.

The film can be seen from May 25 in German-speaking Switzerland.

Princess Wun Da has to free the Empress of China and asks the Gauls Asterix and Obelix for help. But the Romans, led by Caesar, also marched with a powerful army on their way to the Middle Kingdom.

The film can be seen in cinemas from May 18.