Netflix beat Apple TV again at the Emmys
At the Emmys, Netflix and HBO Max both took home big wins, 30 Emmys each. Apple TV+ wasn’t far behind, shaking things up with new shows and big trophies. I’ve been following these streaming wars closely, and this feels different. It’s like the energy in the room was electric, every win telling a story of who’s pushing the limits of what we watch next.
Apple TV+ wasn’t just showing up—they made a splash, winning 22 Emmys. Honestly, that caught me off guard. I’m used to Netflix being the streaming giant, especially with their hit “Adolescence” If you haven’t seen it yet, you’re missing out. Owen Cooper, just 15 years old, stole the show and snagged the Emmy for the youngest male winner ever. I caught myself binge-watching this gripping teen thriller in one sitting. It’s got crime, drama, and those moments that just feel real. No wonder Gen Z can’t stop talking about it.
Tim Cook confirms F1 The Movie sequel at the Emmys
This year’s Emmys? Wow, I don’t think I’ve felt this excited in a long time. Just watching Tim Cook and Brad Pitt share the stage felt like a peek at the future of streaming. Apple’s F1 movie already blew me away; over $600 million at the box office is no joke. And then, boom, Tim Cook drops the hint about a sequel of ‘F1 The Movie’. I instantly thought, “Okay, Apple’s coming for Netflix.” It’s like watching your favourite underdog gear up for the big race.
Now, I’m not a huge racing person, but Brad Pitt’s jump into the Formula One scene got me hooked. His charm, combined with those high-speed race scenes, gave the movie a fresh vibe. I found myself actually rooting for the sequel to happen. And if it does? Count me in for opening night. Apple Original Film, F1 The Movie (Ratings: 8/10), is a retired F1 legend (Brad Pitt) who mentors rookie Damson Idris in Joseph Kosinski’s high-octane action-sports drama, also starring Javier Bardem.
From where I’m sitting, this year marks a new chapter. Apple is pushing hard with big-budget movies, Netflix is keeping us hooked with deep stories, and Hollywood is embracing fresh faces like Owen Cooper—it all feels like the start of something bigger.
If you love great stories and surprise moments, trust me, now’s the perfect time to be watching. And just like me, you’ll probably find yourself glued to the screen, waiting to see who wins the race next.
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