We Can’t Let Physical Media Die
With Samsung's decision to stop producing Blu-ray players, physical media is one step closer to becoming obsolete.
Tag: streaming
Netflix Should Have Let the ‘Friends’ Ship Sail
After the uproar that followed the provider’s near-removal of ‘Friends’, Netflix might suffer as it continues to lose content to up-and-coming streamers.
The ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Writers Have a New Show in the Works
Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day's experience in crafting incisively uncomfortable humor is definitely coming in handy.
Independent Movie Theaters Can Survive the Rise of Streaming
Independent cinemas aren’t doomed. The resurgence of the indie bookstore can help us understand why.
Hailee Steinfeld to Star in a Comedy Series About Emily Dickinson
Apple adds another original series to its impressive, star-studded streaming lineup.
‘Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story’ Unearths a Modern Inspiration
Why the actress and inventor's story matters today, and where you can watch it for free.
Amazon’s ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’ Suggests That Sometimes, Less Is More.
Forcing facts on a dream sequence, Amazon's expanded adaptation of the Aussie classic feels at odds with its source material.
A Beginner’s Guide to Watching Classic Movies on Amazon Prime
How anyone from a newbie to a seasoned classic movie fan can find Prime's hidden old gems.
Julian Fellowes and Netflix Take the Field for ‘The English Game’
The Downton Abbey creator is writing a series about the origins of modern soccer in England.
Jordan Peele and Lorena Bobbitt: An Odd Couple Made for Amazon
The Oscar winner will produce a series tackling one of the most infamous stories of the 1990s.