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What Happens When Netflix Wins An Oscar?
Netflix is having a knockout Labor Day weekend. First, Beasts of No Nation premiered at the Venice Film Festival and critics declared their love with…
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Netflix Lets Us Avoid 130 Hours of Commercials a Year
According to Exstreamist, who was nice enough to do the math, Netflix saves each average user 130 hours of commercials every year. That’s, wow, a…
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The 5 Best Things About Netflix’s Snazzy New Update
Netflix Does your Netflix experience look a little bit different today? On Monday, the streaming service rolled out its first update in nearly four years…
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The Joy of Sense8 is in The Not Knowing
After Lost hit big, several new shows tried to ape its mysterious sci-fi style, but no show has reminded me of the pure, glorious sense…
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To The Max: An Ode to Netflix’s Failed Recommendation Game
Netflix (Screenshot) See that box above? The one insinuating that you smell bad? That’s Max. Max is (or was) a kooky talking game show on…
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We’re All Killing All the Movies
As we all know, movies are dead. Fortunately we also know who to blame. Before anyone can round up the usual suspects and blame them for…
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The Promising, Problematic Re-Return of Arrested Development
Arrested Development is coming back. Again. This is both cause for ordering a celebratory Skip’s Scramble and for cowering in fear at the back of…
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By Boycotting Netflix Movies, Theaters Only Make Themselves Irrelevant
Red Crown Productions Four major theater chains – AMC, Carmike, Cinemark and Regal – are boycotting the forthcoming Cary Fukunaga warlord movie Beasts of No…
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What House of Cards Season Three Should Have Looked Like
Netflix I watch House of Cards for one reason above all else: filthy, ruthless, hilariously unrealistic politics (and I realize that’s not the case for…