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Stop! And watch these 3 great movies leaving Netflix by April 1
- Three great movies will be leaving Netflix by April 1.
- The Menu (2022): A group of diners reserve a table at an exclusive restaurant on a private island, leading to a nightmarish experience.
- Space Jam (1996): Michael Jordan teams up with the Looney Tunes to save them from a team of basketball-playing aliens.
- The Karate Kid (1984): A teenager learns martial arts from Mr. Miyagi to defend himself and compete in a karate championship.
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Netflix adds HDR10+ support – great news for Samsung TV owners, but don't expect LG and Sony to do the same any time soon
- Netflix adds support for HDR10+, a rival to Dolby Vision, on Samsung, Panasonic, Hisense, and TCL TVs.
- HDR10+ will be available on 50% of 'eligible viewing hours', including new releases and existing content on Netflix Premium.
- Netflix plans to offer HDR10+ support on all HDR movies and shows by the end of the year.
- Samsung TVs and phones benefit from HDR10+ as they do not support Dolby Vision unlike other brands.
- HDR10+ and Dolby Vision offer superior dynamic range and scene-by-scene tone mapping for better picture quality.
- Even though Dolby Vision is considered technically superior, HDR10+ support has been growing on streaming services.
- LG and Sony are unlikely to support HDR10+ on their TVs, favoring Dolby Vision.
- Netflix is asking for Dolby Vision versions from studios, then adding HDR10+ support as well.
- Samsung owners will see image quality improvements, especially on TVs with lower brightness levels.
- Samsung promises to repair soundbars affected by a software update for free, aimed at gamers.
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Cancelled Halo Series is a Hit on Netflix Apparently
- Paramount's Halo series was cancelled after two seasons, despite the initial hype.
- However, after being syndicated to Netflix, the series gained significant viewership.
- Halo garnered 4.2 million viewers and 32.1 million hours watched, ranking fourth on Netflix's Top 10.
- Some fans hope Netflix picks up the series for a third season, while others suggest a big-budget movie adaptation.
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The Summer Hikaru Died English Anime Trailer Appears
- Netflix and Cygames released a new anime trailer for The Summer Hikaru Died.
- The show is set to debut on Netflix in 2025, following the manga and light novel's release.
- The story follows two high school students living in a rural town, with Yoshiki realizing that the 'Hikaru' who comes back after his friend went into the woods isn't the same person.
- The trailer provides glimpses of other characters and situations to come in the series.
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Caitlin Clark Reveals the Holiday She 'Ruined' By Being Too Competitive
- Caitlin Clark will begin her second season with the Indiana Fever on May 16.
- She had an outstanding rookie season, breaking multiple WNBA records.
- Clark has been enjoying life outside of basketball, appearing in Taylor Swift's suite for an NFL playoff game and being interviewed by David Letterman for an episode of 'My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.'
- In a teaser clip, Clark revealed her competitive nature and how it has even led her to 'ruin' a holiday celebration.
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HDR10+ Now Streaming on Netflix
- Netflix is now streaming HDR10+ content for AV1-enabled devices, enhancing the viewing experience for certified HDR10+ devices.
- The dynamic metadata in HDR10+ content improves picture quality and accuracy for viewers using these devices.
- Netflix has been a pioneer in adopting High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology, producing and streaming shows and movies in HDR for over a decade.
- By adding support for HDR10+, Netflix aims to enhance its HDR ecosystem, maintain creative intent, and provide a more immersive viewing experience.
- AV1 video codec, utilized by Netflix, enables efficient streaming and higher visual quality for members.
- Netflix plans to expand HDR10+ offerings to provide an HDR10+ experience for all HDR titles by the end of the year.
- HDR formats like Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HDR10+ use metadata to guide display devices for optimal image quality.
- HDR10+ with dynamic metadata allows for per-frame adjustments, preserving creative intent and enhancing visual fidelity.
- To receive HDR10+, Netflix Premium plan subscription and AV1 & HDR10+ compatible devices are required.
- Launching HDR10+ on Netflix was a collaborative effort involving multiple teams, emphasizing the commitment to innovation and quality.
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Adolescence, an exploration of toxic masculinity among the youth
- Adolescence on Netflix, a miniseries consisting of four episodes, weaves a fictional thriller loosely inspired by real events.
- The show follows 13-year-old Jamie Miller who is accused of murder, making it the most tension-filled and heartbreaking show on the platform.
- The series explores the influence of toxic masculinity on young people and how online spaces have become a breeding ground for misogyny.
- Adolescence goes beyond the mystery element of true-crime dramas, focusing on the failure of the world to protect children and the consequences of harmful behavior.
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'The Residence' keeps teasing that Hugh Jackman will appear in the Netflix show. Here's why we never see his face.
- Netflix's series 'The Residence' features a fake cameo from Hugh Jackman.
- Three actors impersonate Jackman's voice and body to simulate his 'cameo' in the show.
- Justin Ellis-Johnson is the body seen on-screen for most of Jackman's scenes, while Ben Prendergast provides the voice.
- The creator, Paul William Davies, decided to include the simulated cameo after Jackman declined to appear.
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11 movies Netflix spent over $1 billion on that almost nobody likes
- Netflix has been spending exorbitant amounts on movies that are not well-received, like 'The Electric State' which cost $320 million to make.
- Despite the high budgets, many Netflix originals like 'Red Notice,' 'Back in Action,' and 'The Gray Man' have not been critically acclaimed.
- The expensive movie 'Heart of Stone,' starring Gal Gadot, received a poor 31% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes.
- The 'Rebel Moon' franchise films, directed by Zack Snyder, failed to impress with their low critics' scores and average ratings on Letterboxd.
- 'Me Time' starring Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg is one of the most disliked films, with a 7% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
- Even big-name stars like Jennifer Lopez in 'Atlas' and Will Smith in 'Bright' couldn't save these films from harsh criticisms and low ratings.
- Netflix's big-budget flops also include 'Damsel,' another film starring Millie Bobby Brown that received mixed reviews.
- These costly productions highlight Netflix's trend of investing heavily in movies that fail to resonate with audiences and critics alike.
- Despite mixed receptions, these films continue to be made with significant budgets, indicating a disconnect between spending and success.
- Critics and audiences have not been impressed with the quality of these high-budget Netflix Original films, calling into question the streaming giant's strategy.
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The Future of Gaming Isn’t What You Think
- The future of gaming in 2025 is shifting towards quiet, precise moves that transform how we play and what's worth building next.
- Virtual reality (VR) failed to meet expectations due to clunky hardware and lack of must-have games. The focus now lies on cloud-native, AI-personalized, frictionless play.
- Netflix is disrupting the gaming industry by offering frictionless, story-driven experiences that fit into real lives, capturing the casual player market.
- Rockstar Games relies on viral anticipation and myth-making to create excitement and letting the audience do the advertising for their games.
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5 movies leaving Netflix in March 2025 you have to watch now
- Netflix is adding new movies in March, like The Electric State and Den of Thieves 2: Pantera, but also removing five must-watch movies.
- The five movies leaving Netflix in March 2025 that you should catch before they go are: Baby Driver (2017), Elysium (2013), Interstellar (2014), It (2017), and Love Actually (2003).
- Baby Driver, a heist comedy by Edgar Wright, follows Baby, a getaway driver, and his last job to leave his criminal past.
- Elysium (2013) starring Matt Damon tells the story of a class-divided future where health care separates the rich on Elysium from the poor on Earth.
- Interstellar (2014) directed by Christopher Nolan explores space travel, human survival, and personal sacrifice on a mission to find a new habitable planet.
- It (2017) adaptation of Stephen King's novel terrifies with its clown antagonist Pennywise and a group of kids facing their fears in Derry, Maine.
- Love Actually (2003), a romantic comedy, showcases interconnected love stories during Christmas and is leaving Netflix, so catch it before it's gone.
- Despite some criticism, Love Actually remains a mix of heartwarming and bizarre moments, with memorable scenes and performances.
- If you want to enjoy these iconic movies, make sure to stream them on Netflix before they depart at the end of March 2025.
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Netflix's Spirit Crossing Is A Gorgeous Cozy MMO With A Lot To Prove
- Spirit Crossing is the next life sim from the Netflix-owned studio Spry Fox, makers of the beloved Animal Crossing-like Cozy Grove.
- The ambitious social MMO will be a test of Netflix's commitment to investing in gaming.
- The game shows clear influences from games like Animal Crossing and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
- Netflix's gaming strategy focuses on mobile and TV, aiming to find a killer app and exploring potential with smart TVs.
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3 underrated Netflix shows you should watch this weekend (March 21-23)
- American Nightmare is a documentary series that tells the story of the kidnapping of Denise Huskins.
- One Day is a romantic series that follows the love story of two Brits over the course of a decade.
- Maid is a series that sheds light on cycles of poverty and follows a single mother cleaning houses to provide for her daughter.
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Netflix cooks up sweet new reality TV series based on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and it's a dream come true for me
- Netflix has greenlit a new reality competition series called The Golden Ticket, inspired by Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory novel.
- The series will feature US residents applying to be one of Wonka's guests and compete in various chocolatey challenges to win entry into a retro-futuristic candy-making factory.
- Eureka Productions will serve as the series producers, and this will be Netflix's first foray into the world of Willy Wonka.
- There is no official release date yet for The Golden Ticket, but it is expected to be one of the highly anticipated Netflix shows.
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Big stars, little shine: is anyone actually watching Apple TV+ shows?
- Apple TV+ is set to launch The Studio, a comedy about the film industry, despite reports of losing a billion dollars annually.
- The service, despite having 45 million subscribers, struggles to attract viewers and only represents less than 1% of US streaming service viewing.
- Popular shows on Apple TV+ like Ted Lasso have not released new episodes for almost two years, leading to viewer disengagement.
- Apple TV+ faces challenges in content consumption compared to competitors like Netflix, despite investing heavily in big-name talent and quality productions.
- Many Apple TV+ series, despite being well-made and featuring A-list actors, fail to capture widespread attention and audience engagement.
- Although Apple is making efforts to improve by reducing production budgets and increasing strategic decisions, the platform still lacks breakthrough hits.
- Apple's hope lies in creating successful, well-marketed shows that resonate with viewers and have the potential to change the narrative around the service.
- Despite challenges, the possibility of Apple TV+ finding its next big hit like Severance could potentially turn the tide for the streaming platform.
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