Another notable point is the final stretch of popular productions like "Outlander" and "The Perfect Crown," plus the arrival of new episodes of "Gold Land," one of the most talked-about Korean dramas at the moment.
Below, check all Disney+ releases from May 11-17 and see what's worth adding to your list.
What premieres on Disney+ this week
The week will be marked by new premieres, continuations of already known series and content aimed at different audiences. The catalog includes drama, suspense, action, reality shows and even gastronomic productions.
Disney+ also continues expanding its integration with ESPN sports content, including decisive matches from South American and European football, NBA playoffs and major tennis tournaments.
Tuesday (May 12)
The Punisher: One Last Death
The main launch of the week on Disney+ is the special "The Punisher: One Last Death." The production brings Jon Bernthal back in the role of Frank Castle, one of the most violent and popular characters in the Marvel universe.
Unlike other traditional studio heroes, the Punisher works on a darker line, focused on revenge, trauma and urban violence. This makes the character have a loyal base of adult fans.
In the new story, Frank Castle tries to find a purpose beyond revenge. However, a new threat forces him back into action.
The production is directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green and promises a more intense atmosphere, similar to the tone of the old Marvel series originally aired on other platforms.
For Brazilian Marvel fans, the special arrives surrounded by anticipation because it could pave the way for new mature stories within Disney's shared universe.
Tucci in Italy — Season 2
Stanley Tucci returns to Disney+ with new episodes of his gastronomic and cultural series set in Italy.
The second season deepens the relationship between cuisine, tradition and Italian regional identity even further. The actor visits places less explored by international tourism and delves into traditional gastronomic debates.
Among the season's highlights are: Naples cuisine, Sicily's traditions, Sardinia's secrets, the origin of tiramisu in the Veneto, and gastronomy from the Marches region.
The series continues to be one of the most acclaimed National Geographic productions on streaming.
Wednesday (May 13)
Is That Still Standing?
Disney+ bets on an emotional dramedy starring Will Arnett and Laura Dern.
Directed and produced by Bradley Cooper, the film follows a couple facing the emotional impacts of middle age, marriage wear and tear, and family changes.
The story mixes humor and drama by showing divorce, co-parenting, identity crisis, personal new beginnings and modern family relationships.
The film may attract Brazilian audiences who enjoy more human and realistic productions, similar to contemporary dramas that have been gaining strength on streaming services in recent years.
