Netflix is doing all it can to stay ahead of the competition. Slowly it has been upgrading from mailing rental DVDs and a library of TV reruns into one of the largest producers of entertainment
The Phantom Thread director Paul Thomas Anderson says he occasionally watches Netflix, but has never paid for the streaming service. In a recent interview with The Playlist, the Oscar-nominated director talked about how he skips out
Quite often, we’ve discussed the ever-changing landscape of the film industry. From the decreased theater attendance to the new world of streaming television and high-quality programming, this isn’t a world a person from the 1990s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHdMCZkIvdw With just a few days left until Netflix's original fantasy/real world crossover film Bright is available to stream, a behind-the-scenes featurette for the film has been released. The video feature looks at how some scenes in the film
If you’ve been following stuff online for the past couple months, you’ll know that the idea of net neutrality has once again made it into the spotlight. For those who don’t know, net neutrality
Netflix has picked up the Sean Bean series The Frankenstein Chronicles in the U.S., Variety reports. This cult British series, which first hit ITV Encore back in 2015 has landed Netflix as their U.S. distributors
https://youtu.be/oenwnJcjsXE Netflix and Marvel’s latest series, The Punisher, may have hit the streaming service a couple weeks back, but as we know, Netflix is mostly interested in creating longevity for their series. As such, marketing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxL4Fz1Ak7M In ten days, Netflix will be launching its biggest investment to date in the form of Bright, an action-fantasy film with stars Will Smith and Joel Edgerton heading it up. Given its impressive $90
It wasn’t too long ago that TV series would hit during the fall or spring seasons like clockwork. However, as content has become more serialized, and as cable and streaming networks have started to drop
Hollywood has an intense relationship with science fiction, since the very beginning of the medium; Georges Melies' A Trip To The Moon was the first sci-fi film way back in 1902. The 70s and 80s
