We rounded up the best titles leaving the streaming service for U.S. subscribers next month. That includes Oscar winners, family favorites and bawdy comedies.
Category: Netflix Inc
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Netflix Adds 9 Million Subscribers in Third Quarter
The streaming service also said its premium ad-free service will now cost $22.99 a month. Its option with ads costs $6.99 a month.
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‘The Devil on Trial’ Review: Whodunit? Satan?
This documentary revisits a 1981 homicide that the defense tried to attribute to demonic possession.
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‘Beckham’ Is Worth Watching, Especially for the Style
The new Netflix series is about a famous athlete and his famous family. But it’s also a love story told through fashion.
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‘Beckham’ Is Worth Watching, Especially for the Style
The new Netflix series is about a famous athlete and his famous family. But it’s also a love story told through fashion.
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How the Queen of Denmark Shaped the Look of Netflix’s “Ehrengard: The Art of Seduction”
“Ehrengard: The Art of Seduction,” a new fantasy dramedy on Netflix, had Queen Margrethe II of Denmark as its costume and production designer.
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Hollywood Writers Ratify New Contract With Studios
The vote, which followed the end of the strike on Sept. 27, officially brought to a close a bitter, five-month labor dispute. The actors remain on strike.
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The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix in October
“Lupin” returns and the latest literary horror adaptation from Mike Flanagan debuts, just in time for Halloween.
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Stream These 9 Movies Before They Leave Netflix in October
Oscar winners and comedy classics are among the great titles leaving the streaming service for U.S. subscribers next month.
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Writers Guild Deal With Studios Reflects Power of Unions
Reports suggest that screenwriters won concessions from Hollywood studios on key issues. That reflects the strength of unions’ hands in the current moment.
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Netflix Prepares to Send Its Final Red Envelope
The company’s DVD subscription service is ending this month, bringing to a close an origin story that ultimately upended the entertainment industry.
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Amazon Prime Video Will Start Showing Commercials Next Year
Seeking to raise revenue, Amazon said that U.S. subscribers to its streaming service could opt for an ad-free version for an extra $2.99 per month.