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Netflix is undoubtedly the most important name in streaming. The company, which started out as a mail-order DVD service in the late ‘90s, completely upended the traditional media industry when it launched an online streaming service in 2007 and remains the biggest player in the space today.
As a pioneer in streaming, it’s no wonder that it boasts the highest subscriber numbers, biggest global reach and greatest volume of original content compared to its many competitors, which include Disney Plus and Amazon Prime Video. Netflix has some of the best movies and TV shows on its platform, and is constantly adding more.
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4 unmissable new movies and TV shows to get excited by on Netflix this week (April 19-26)
From Stranger Things' return to a new survival thriller movie, you won't want to miss this film and TV show quartet.
Ladies First trailer slammed by fans as new Netflix movie unpacks misogyny
New Netflix movie Ladies First explores and man's worst nightmare in a woman dominated world — but its first trailer hasn't gone down well.
Netflix reveals first image and 2027 launch window for Charlie Vs. the Chocolate Factory film
Breaking Charlie Vs. the Chocolate Factory will taste sweet to some fans, but sour to others.
Stranger Things: Tales From 85 creator defends replacing the main Netflix show's cast for its spin-off
Exclusive Here's why Millie Bobby Brown and the rest of Stranger Things' young cast didn't return for its animated interquel.
Beef season 2 Easter eggs are so wild that I can't stop thinking about them
Let's face it — Beef season 2 is an incredibly stupid Netflix show. But its niche cultural references are absolutely hilarious.
Beef season 2 ending explained and full finale breakdown
So... what on Earth was that? While it's nothing like the first Netflix season, Beef season 2 ending is just as explosive.
Black Sails is leaving Netflix, but you can still stream it for free
It almost goes without saying that Black Sails is the best pirate TV show of all time. But while it's leaving Netflix, you can still stream it for free.
Jo Nesbo's best movie adaptation to date is leaving Netflix this week
Loved Jo Nesbo's Detective Hole? The grisly adaptation that started it all is leaving Netflix this week — so catch it while you can.
