Good Omens available on Amazon Prime

Adapted from the novel by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, this 6-episode miniseries reveals the incredible story of an angel and a demon, who team up to prevent the apocalypse on Earth. But after making it their mission to monitor and educate the Antichrist to prevent him from doing any mischief, the two friends realize that they have chosen the wrong child. The only problem is that the end of the world is only a few days away!

This short story, with a typical English humor, enjoys a very neat staging, with a beautiful contrast of colors between Hell, Paradise, and Earth, three places where the action is played. Ultra HD allows you to enjoy the atypical world of “Good Omens” in the best conditions!

Love, Death and Robots on Netflix

Released earlier this year on Netflix, the series < Love, Death+ Robots>  has just been renewed for a second season by the Netflix platform. A decision that can be explained by its great success:  is an anthological animated series, each episode of which tells a different story combining the themes of love, death and robots. Each episode also has a different graphic style, determined by the studio that is behind it.

On the program of the first season, 18 episodes of 10 minutes, for an original format and a journey into very different graphic universes. Again, Ultra HD pays tribute to the formidable work of animation and staging of the different universes. A trip you won't regret, but beware: the series is for adults!

Chernobyl   on OCS

In five episodes, this powerful miniseries produced by HBO (the producer of “Game of Thrones”) recounts with great precision the events related to the explosion of the fourth reactor of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, in April 1986. In addition to the scientific precision that has been made in the series' scenario, its oppressive staging and the interest in the various people responsible for managing the crisis, but also in dealing with it as ordinary citizens, constitute the real strength of this program.

Chernobyl's unique atmosphere stands out particularly well in 4K Ultra HD: the natural colours, the immersive scenes at the heart of the drama and the almost documentary precision at times ensure an unparalleled dive into this major event 20th century, which precipitated the fall of the USSR. An immersive and exciting viewing, from which one does not emerge unscathed.

FYRE : the best festival ever held on Netflix

If you had to choose only one documentary not to be missed, in 4K, on Netflix, the one devoted to the would probably be cited by a large number of people. That's why we're choosing this production by Chris Smith, an American who decided to look behind the scenes of this music festival designed for the rich Americans in need of thrills. However, the Fyre Festival never took place: it was a total fiasco, orchestrated by a young American entrepreneur with troubled activities.

The documentary details the manipulations, strange organization and abrasive twists that have made the Fyre Festival the biggest failure in the history of music festivals. Stay well until the end, the ending is worth it !

Sports competitions on RMC Sport 4K and Canal Sport 4K

If you're more interested in sports, be aware that RMC Sport 4K is one of the only channels currently available to offer programs of this type in Ultra HD. All year round. Football, rugby, basketball... many sports are displayed in 4K on this channel, which can be accessed on a subscription basis from various channels, including connected TVs.

But other channels offer sports programmes in Ultra HD, such as Canal Sport 4K. If it is mainly football that benefits from this 4K treatment on this channel, it is possible to see other sports, especially during major events broadcast by Canal. Finally, depending on your Internet box subscription, and of your bandwidth / downloading speed, you can have access to sports programs in 4K on channels like TF1, among others.

In any case, you need a high-performance connection and a subscription to a compatible service: since ultra HD on a Terrestrial Digital TV broadcast is not yet available.