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CoComelon is headed to Disney Plus in 2027
- CoComelon will be moving to Disney Plus in 2027 from YouTube, with all eight seasons transitioning from Netflix where the show has been hosted since 2020.
- The kids' show CoComelon, known for its plotless, CG-animated segments featuring nursery rhymes, is a hit in children's programming, with 601 million views on Netflix in 2023. It was the second most-streamed show on the platform.
- Despite its popularity, CoComelon has seen a decline in views by nearly 60% in recent years. It dropped from being the fifth most-watched show on Netflix in 2023 to not making the top 10 last year.
- Disney will reportedly pay 'tens of millions' annually for CoComelon as it makes its move to the platform. In addition, Disney is poised to release the first CoComelon movie in 2027.
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K-Pop Demon Hunters will Scratch Your Spider-Verse Itch in the Meantime
- K-Pop Demon Hunters is a new movie from Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation that follows the story of K-pop superstars who are also demon hunters.
- The movie features animated action and comedy, and includes an original song performed by members of the K-pop group TWICE.
- The storyline involves the K-pop superstars facing off against a rival boy band of demons in disguise.
- K-Pop Demon Hunters is set to be released on Netflix on June 20, offering a mix of supernatural action and K-pop elements.
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Season 3 for The Last Airbender has Already Started Filming
- Season 2 of Netflix's The Last Airbender has wrapped up production, and Season 3 has already begun filming.
- New characters, including Azula's firebending mentors and Sokka's master, have been announced for upcoming seasons.
- Changes in characterizations and story elements have been observed in the live-action series compared to the original animation.
- No release date has been announced for Season 2 of The Last Airbender on Netflix.
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The oldest Fire TV devices are losing Netflix support soon
- Netflix is ending support for the oldest Amazon Fire TV devices next month, including the 1st-generation Fire TV streaming box and Fire TV Stick.
- The cutoff for US users is June 3rd, with affected users being notified via email. Users can verify if their device is affected by checking the 'About' section under Settings > My Fire TV.
- Amazon is reportedly offering discounts on new Fire TV Sticks for those impacted by the end of Netflix support, although it's unclear if this is applicable to US users as well.
- Netflix stated in a recent FAQ that it may discontinue support for devices that cannot receive necessary updates from the manufacturer or support new features, citing error codes R4, R12, and R25-1 as well.
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Former OceanGate staffers say CEO Stockton Rush 'wanted fame' and describe him as a 'borderline psychopath' in new Netflix documentary trailer
- Netflix is releasing a documentary titled 'Titan: The OceanGate Disaster' about the 2023 submersible disaster that killed OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush and four others while descending to view the Titanic wreck.
- The documentary features interviews with former OceanGate staff, including Rob McCallum, Tony Nissen, Bonnie Carl, and David Lochridge, who share insights about the incident as well as their opinions about Stockton Rush.
- Key points discussed in the trailer include concerns about the sub's failure, Rush's pursuit of fame, and descriptions of Rush as 'wanting fame' and being 'a borderline psychopath' by employees.
- The documentary also includes pivotal audio recordings and footage from OceanGate's early days and aims to provide answers about the disaster. The incident led to a dramatic search and rescue effort, with all five individuals on board being killed.
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5 best Netflix war movies to watch on Memorial Day
- Netflix offers a variety of war films ranging from costume drama to recent history, providing viewers with a glimpse into the human drama of combat.
- The King (2019) presents a bold adaptation of Shakespeare's history plays, focusing on young King Henry V during his invasion of France, featuring standout performances by Timothée Chalamet and Robert Pattinson.
- Black Hawk Down (2001) directed by Ridley Scott offers a raw and intense portrayal of the United States' UN peacekeeping mission in Mogadishu, showcasing the horrors of soldiery through relentless gunfire.
- Charlie Wilson's War (2007) delves into the US arming of mujahideen during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, portrayed with Aaron Sorkin's signature script style, highlighting the consequences of geopolitical decisions.
- Dune: Part Two (2024) directed by Denis Villeneuve is a visually stunning science fiction epic depicting interplanetary warfare with a blend of technological sophistication and high-tech battles, offering a unique cinematic experience.
- Starship Troopers (1997) directed by Paul Verhoeven is a satirical take on America's imperialistic wars, set in a sci-fi world where humans battle insectoid aliens, reflecting on militaristic themes in a gloriously dumb and entertaining manner.
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5 movies leaving Netflix in May 2025 you have to watch now
- May on Netflix features popular titles like Nonnas and Untold: The Fall of Favre, staying in the top 10 list.
- Unfortunately, five movies are leaving Netflix in May 2025, including Batman Begins, Den of Thieves, Pride & Prejudice, GoodFellas, and Two Weeks Notice.
- Batman Begins (2005) by Christopher Nolan marks a significant point in his career and introduces a more grounded Batman portrayed by Christian Bale.
- Den of Thieves (2018) is a heist film set in Los Angeles with Gerard Butler and Pablo Schreiber, leading to sequels due to its popularity.
- Pride & Prejudice (2005) offers a captivating adaptation of Jane Austen's novel, focusing on the romance between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy.
- GoodFellas (1990) directed by Martin Scorsese features Ray Liotta and explores the rise and fall of Henry Hill in the Mafia.
- Two Weeks Notice (2002) stars Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant in a rom-com about an environmental lawyer and a billionaire, showcasing their chemistry.
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Fear Street: Prom Queen director on slashers & executing the perfect kill
- Matt Palmer, director of Fear Street: Prom Queen, discusses the importance of needle drops, key changes from book to screen, and crafting the perfect kill in the movie.
- Prom Queen, the fourth film in the Fear Street franchise on Netflix, is set in 1988 at a senior prom where a masked murderer targets prom queen candidates.
- Palmer emphasizes the significance of music selection, citing 'I'm Not Scared' by Eighth Wonder as a pivotal '80s song in creating the film's tone.
- The process involved curating a playlist early on to set the scene and build montages around music, adding depth and energy to the film.
- Changes from the book to the screen include altering characters' backstories to resonate with modern audiences and enhancing mystery elements.
- The intricate kills in Prom Queen showcase a variety of practical effects, each designed uniquely to offer a blend of darkness, comedy, and gore.
- Palmer draws inspiration from classic slasher films, emphasizing the importance of building suspense and delivering satisfying yet unexpected kill scenes.
- In organizing film festivals, Palmer shares insights on movie sequencing, recommending an intense, plot-driven film placement to engage audiences effectively.
- Fear Street: Prom Queen, with a runtime of 87 minutes, is intended to captivate viewers with its fast-paced storytelling and engaging narrative.
- The film is now available for streaming on Netflix, offering a thrilling experience for horror and slasher film enthusiasts.
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Here's what the star-studded voice cast of Netflix's 'Big Mouth' looks like in real life
- Netflix's 'Big Mouth' final season features a star-studded voice cast including Natasha Lyonne, Megan Thee Stallion, and Jordan Peele.
- The animated series has run for eight seasons and over 200 guest stars, winning five Emmys and inspiring the spin-off 'Human Resources.'
- Nick Kroll voices multiple characters like Nick, Lola, and hormone monsters. John Mulaney, Jessi Klein, and Maya Rudolph also play key roles.
- Ayo Edebiri took over voicing Missy from Jenny Slate to explore the character's Black identity.
- Thandiwe Newton, Jason Mantzoukas, Andrew Rannells, and David Thewlis voice notable characters like Mona, Jay, Matthew, and The Shame Wizard.
- Jean Smart plays Depression Kitty, and Maria Bamford voices Tito the Anxiety Mosquito.
- Celebrities like Zazie Beetz, Megan Thee Stallion, and Jordan Peele also make guest appearances in the show.
- Brian Tyree Henry, Natasha Lyonne, Ali Wong, and Keke Palmer are among the other talented actors lending their voices on 'Big Mouth.'
- The final season continues to explore the trials and tribulations of adolescence through humor and a talented voice cast.
- The diverse and star-studded ensemble truly brings the characters of 'Big Mouth' to life in their animated form.
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Netflix will turn Dan Brown’s new Robert Langdon book into a show, but don’t expect Tom Hanks to return
- Netflix is set to adapt Dan Brown's upcoming new Robert Langdon book, The Secret of Secrets, into a show with Carlton Cuse as showrunner.
- This marks the fifth live action appearance of Langdon after three movies and a Peacock show, with Tom Hanks not expected to return.
- The adaptation will not follow the fifth book in the series but will focus on the upcoming sixth installment, blending futuristic science with mystical lore.
- The show is likely to feature global treasure hunts, cryptic puzzles, and an international intrigue, promising to be binge-worthy and potentially one of the best Netflix series.
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How the Market Capitalization of Netflix Affects Its Legal Risks
- Netflix's market capitalization reaching $500 billion is accompanied by increased legal risks, such as regulatory scrutiny and lawsuits.
- Understanding how Netflix's market cap impacts its legal risks is crucial for investors, regulators, and legal experts.
- Large market capitalization brings visibility, financial strength, and broader operational reach to companies like Netflix.
- As a major player in the entertainment industry, Netflix faces heightened legal exposure due to its significant market cap.
- Expansion into international markets brings complex regulatory challenges for Netflix, affecting its operations and content.
- Intellectual property disputes, securities laws compliance, and financial commitments pose legal risks for Netflix.
- Antitrust scrutiny, advertising laws, and data privacy regulations add to legal complexities as Netflix grows.
- Netflix's market power and size make it a potential target for future regulatory actions, especially in antitrust and consumer protection.
- Managing legal risks through robust governance structures and compliance efforts is crucial for Netflix's continued growth.
- Investing in legal risk management is imperative for big companies like Netflix to navigate the evolving legal landscape and regulatory challenges.
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3 underrated Netflix movies you should watch this weekend (May 23-25)
- Netflix is filled with interesting movies that are often not easily found by users due to the platform's algorithm.
- Three underrated Netflix movies worth watching this weekend are The Outrun, Lion, and Talk to Me.
- The Outrun stars Saoirse Ronan in a powerful performance about addiction and self-discovery in a small Scottish town.
- Lion tells a heartwarming true story of a boy who finds his way back home after being lost in India, using Google Earth 25 years later.
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3 underrated Netflix shows you should watch this weekend (May 23-25)
- Netflix offers a variety of shows, some of which are underrated gems waiting to be discovered.
- Recommended shows to watch on Netflix this weekend are Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney, Dark Winds, and The Fall of the House of Usher.
- Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney is a quirky talk show with strange yet appealing elements.
- Dark Winds is a unique cop show set in the 1970s on a Navajo reservation, exploring buried truths and dark secrets.
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The writing is on the wall in first trailer for Netflix’s new OceanGate documentary
- Netflix has released the first trailer for the documentary 'Titan: The OceanGate Disaster' which sheds light on the ill-conceived plan of OceanGate Expeditions to send people down to the Titanic wreckage.
- The documentary explores the catastrophic implosion of OceanGate's Titan submersible and provides insights into the mind of OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, one of the five individuals who died in the incident.
- The trailer portrays Rush as someone who overlooked the dangers of the failed expedition, including questionable decisions like assigning an accountant to pilot an underwater vehicle.
- Produced by Story Syndicate and directed by Mark Monroe, 'Titan: The OceanGate Disaster' premiered at the Tribeca Festival and will be available on Netflix starting from June 11th.
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These old Amazon Fire TV devices will lose access to Netflix in June
- Netflix plans to end support for Amazon's first-generation Fire TV streaming devices on June 3rd, cutting them off from the streaming service.
- Fire TV (2014), Fire TV Stick (2014), and Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote (2016) will no longer be able to stream Netflix.
- Netflix has started notifying impacted subscribers, suggesting users either upgrade to modern devices or lose access to Netflix.
- The decision to end support might be due to Netflix moving to newer standards, making it easier to discontinue support for these older devices.
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