The 10 best Disney Plus series to hook you

We are not revealing any secrets when we say that Disney + It is becoming one of the most popular options to watch streaming movies and series. Although it is true that it is a must for any true lover of the Disney classics and for fans of the Marvel universe, the truth is that this platform has a very varied offer, for all tastes. In this post we are going to see what are the best Disney Plus series during this time.

As you will see in the list that we present below, there is a bit of everything. His catalog, which continues to grow, includes self-produced series such as already established titles and interesting premieres. Of course, and as we always say, it is a subjective selection, although with proposals that will surely delight many of its users:

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Better Things

It's already in its fifth season, but Better Things He still has a huge legion of fans. The protagonist is Sam, a divorced actress who has to raise her three daughters on her own. In her episodes drama and comedy alternate, with a good dose of black humor.

It is a series that focuses on the subject of motherhood in a different way, with great realism and honesty, but without giving up the necessary fictional winks that captivate viewers. Also noteworthy is the masterful interpretation of Pamela adlon, in the role of Sam. Will the series be the same without her? Definitely not.

Dopesick: story of an addiction

Michael Keaton leads the cast of this series based on true events and inspired by Beth Macy's bestseller. On dopesick explains how an unscrupulous pharmaceutical company caused the worst drug epidemic in American history.

Despite being a dense theme, this series has managed to captivate the public due to the strength of its characters and the good work of the actors.

Falcon and the Winter Soldier

This mini-series is set in the Marvel universe. The protagonist is Sam Wilson, which receives the shield and becomes the new captain america. He teams up with Bucky Barnes to foil the evil plans of the fearsome Baron Zemo.

The series, directed by Kari Skogland, is based on the comic "Falcon" by Stan Lee and Gene Colan. It was originally scheduled to be released in August 2020, but the pandemic upset these original plans and it did not see the light of day until 2021. The wait was worth it.

insane

insane is a thriller series with touches of terror of Brazilian origin. It tells the story of Paula, a forensic policewoman whose life changes completely after a car accident in which her daughter dies. Unable to get over her trauma, she ends up in a psychiatric hospital where strange things happen.

This attractive plot, added to the content of the series where we find a lot of violence and many risqué scenes, do not seem to fit into the Disney Plus offer from the outset. And so, even without having made great efforts to promote it, its audience success has been remarkable. In short, one of those series that leaves no one indifferent.

Loki

A charismatic character well deserved a series like this. The always rebellious and dangerous Loki he is brought before the Time Variation Authority, a mysterious bureaucratic organization that stands outside of time and space. There they offer you the option to help repair a timeline or be erased forever. Logically, he will choose the first option.

The series takes us on a time travel series with a riot of action, excitement and unexpected twists. Loki, the god of lies, does not disappoint.

Secrets of Sulfur Springs

A youth series that also makes adults enjoy. On The Secrets of Sulfur Sprigs we will find drama and mystery in equal parts. It's the story of Griffin Campbell, a 12-year-old boy who, when his father changes jobs, is forced to move to a place in Louisiana called Sulfur Springs (don't look for him on the map, because he only exists in fiction).

There stands the Tremont Hotel, a haunted building. Griffin and her new friend Harper set off to explore the place and embark on a journey back in time to the 90s in search of the truth.

Hawk Eye

Hawkeye is another of the series of the Marvel universe. Hawk Eye is the sequel to the movie Avengers: Endgame, where we are presented with the story of Clint Barton, a superhero who lives in New York with his children. The only thing he wants is to spend Christmas quietly with his family, but Kate Bishop will cross his path.

The series was released last November, reaping a resounding success. His fans highlight as positive aspects the magnificent setting, very faithful to the comics, as well as the game that gives the contrast of the characters.

Only murders in the building

Only murders in the Building es a fun comedy full of nods to crime movies and series in the style of Agatha Christie. Three strangers who share the hobby (perhaps obsession) of solving crimes come across a real murder one day. That prompts them to record a podcast to document the case and try to discover the secrets hidden in the building in which it occurred.

To highlight the remarkable cast of Only murders in the building: The trio starring Steve Martin, Selena Gomez and Martin Short is unbeatable.

The Mandalorian

Without a doubt, the star series of Disney +. The Mandalorian is located within star wars universe created by George Lucas. Chronologically, the action takes place a few years after what is narrated in Return of the Jedi. The protagonist of it (who is played by the actor Pedro Pascal), a gunslinger who runs his adventures in the confines of the galaxy, far from the authority of the New Republic.

The great architect of The Mandalorian is the screenwriter and executive producer Jon Favreau. We owe him the idea of ​​the secondary character that has captivated all fans of the series: that 50-year-old "baby" already known as Baby yoda, of whom the Mandalorian will become his great protector.

Y: The Last Man

We close the list with a spectacular series of science fiction and catastrophic overtones. Yorick Brown (Ben Schnetzer) is the last man on Earth, the last of the mammals on the planet with a "Y" chromosome. Well, him and his little monkey. Now the world is under the rule of women and Yorick may be the last hope for the salvation of the human species.

With Y: The Last Man, Disney Plus has dared to reinvent the post-apocalyptic genre. It is actually an adaptation of the homonymous comic by Brian K. Vaughn and Pia Guerra.