The reunion documentary of the iconic ’90s girl band has triggered a huge auction on one of the world’s biggest streaming services. And the best part is, it hasn’t even been filmed yet.
long awaited documentary about the reunion of Spices girls It was planned, it hasn’t been filmed yet but in the meantime it has triggered a massive auction between the world’s biggest streaming services. The Daily Mail has reported this citing sources very close to the group of five singers who created turmoil in the market in the 90s. The opportunity is tempting: just imagine that, this time, there is also Victoria Beckham, the always reluctant ‘reunion’ initiative.
Netflix and Apple TV are preferred more than others
The Daily Mail’s source said that the Spice Girls documentary would be highly unlikely to be seen on a UK channel such as the BBC or ITV. The offer is so high that only giants like Netflix, Prime Video and Apple TV can afford it. According to reports, the favorite will be the stage with the big red “Anne” and the bitten apple. The same team that built it will build the same product”the last Dance“, an acclaimed Netflix series about basketball stars Michael Jordan and their stellar past season with the Chicago Bulls. The series will feature exclusive anecdotes and commentary about the Spice Girls and their rise in the music business. Match b Gave a preview: “We’ll explain how certain phrases were born. One example? The rap in the Wannabe video, I wrote it on the toilet bowl”.
Spice Girls success
The Spice Girls were formed in 1994 and between 1996 and 1998 It enjoyed its most successful moment, spawning eight No. 1 singles in the UK and consecutive Top 10 appearances around the world. He has sold over 100 million records worldwideMade a movie, made billions in sales, and like all great fairy tales, quickly sold out, being split up in 2000.