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The April movies for Apple TV+ look like they will be great. Apple has some real adventures planned, as they take big names from franchises like Marvel and James Bond to prove they can attract some of the best actors in Hollywood. In addition, the streamer is investing a lot in original titles as it plans to grow over the next few years. With attractions likeTed Lassoand Best Picture winnerCODA,their list of selections for movies and TV series is nothing to sneeze at. Here are some of the best movies coming to Apple TV+ in April 2023.
Ghosted – Apr. 21
Apple TV+‘sGhostedis an upcoming action rom-com that takes us on a wild ride as Cole falls in love with the mysteriously attractive Sadie. Before you know it, he’s head over heels for her, but investigating her enigmatic nature leads Cole to uncover a surprising secret: Sadie is actually a secret agent. Before they can go on a second date, the two are swept up in a high stakes action-packed adventure. Cole has to trust his new flame even though she’s been lying about her clandestine career. Can the two work together to save the world? Or will their trust issues lead to a horrible disaster?
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Ghostedis truly exciting, if only for its cast. Ana De Armas leads as Sadie opposite Chris Evans, who plays Cole. Other cast members include Amy Sedaris (The Mandalorian,BoJack Horseman), Adrien Brody (The Grand Budapest Hotel,The Pianist), Tim Blake Nelson (The Incredible Hulk,The Ballad of Buster Scruggs), and Tate Donovan (Hercules,Argo). The film was written by Chris McKenna (Marvel’sSpider-Manfranchise,Community), Rhett Reese (Deadpool, Deadpool 2), and Erik Sommers (Marvel’sSpider-Manfranchise,Ant-Man and the Wasp).
Ghostedis directed by Dexter Fletcher, who is most famous for playing Soap inLock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. The actor-turned-director is also famous for directingRocketmanand will be working on the upcomingSherlock Holmes 3, which means he will have worked with both Ironman and Captain America.
Boom! Boom! The World vs. Boris Becker – Apr. 7
The documentary on tennis championBoris Becker comes to Apply TV+ in April. The film will explore the life of one of the greatest to ever hold a racket. Boris Becker was a tennis prodigy from a very young age and became a sports sensation when he won the first of his six majors at only 17. Boris Becker had an incredible tennis career, winning 49 major titles and an Olympic Gold Medal.
His story will be told by director Alex Gibney (Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room, How to Change your Mind) through the eyes of some of the other greats of the sport. John McEnroe will make an appearance, along with Novak Djokovic, Björn Borg, and Matts Wilander. This story of such an amazing rise to glory at such a young age will surely entertain in the hands of a master documentarian.
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But aside from being the world’s former number 1 tennis player and the youngest person to win the Gentlemen’s Wimbledon Championships, the film will likely discuss his rivalry with tennis great Stefan Edberg. The matches between these two players would go on to haunt Wimbledon for years after they competed for the first time. Edberg was among the few to ever unseat Becker from his seat at the top of the tennis world. Becker also had a fierce rivalry with Michael Stitch, but this story ended in a happier way when the two teamed up to win the Men’s Doubles Olympic Gold Medal in Barcelona in 1992.
Although Becker’s career is long and filled with numerous trophies, like any story of a man who flew too close to the sun, the documentary might also include Becker’s eventual fall from grace. Any tennis fan watching the news over the past few years is probably familiar with Becker’s life after his retirement. Despite his immense fortune, he was eventually convicted on charges of tax evasion and, just last year, was sent to prison for several months. If the documentary follows the tennis champion into this part of his life,Boom! Boom!The World vs. Boris Beckermay end up having two meanings.
