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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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Tech Radar
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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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Digitaltrends
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3 underrated Netflix movies you should watch this weekend (March 21–23)
- If Anything Happens I Love You (2020) is a poignant 12-minute animated short film depicting the grief-stricken journey of parents after a school shooting, using minimalistic hand-drawn animation and silence to convey emotions.
- On the Basis of Sex (2018) is a biopic following Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legal battles for gender equality, showcasing her brilliance and determination in fighting gender-based discrimination.
- The Discovery (2017) explores a world where scientific evidence of an afterlife leads to a global crisis of suicides, focusing on the relationship between a skeptical son and a grieving woman as they unravel the truth.
- These underrated Netflix movies provide viewers with unique and thought-provoking storylines that may have been overlooked by mainstream audiences.
- Despite their lack of widespread recognition, these films offer compelling narratives and powerful performances that make them worth a watch for those seeking something different.
- From emotional animated shorts to intellectually stimulating sci-fi dramas, there is a diverse range of underrated film options available for a weekend movie marathon on Netflix.
- Embrace the opportunity to explore these hidden gems and discover the depth and creativity present in these lesser-known titles on the streaming platform.
- Dive into these underappreciated films to witness the raw emotions, inspiring journeys, and philosophical themes that set them apart from the typical blockbuster fare.
- Expand your movie-watching horizons by delving into the world of underrated cinema on Netflix, where hidden treasures await those willing to explore beyond the trending list.
- Experience the magic of storytelling through these overlooked Netflix films and appreciate the beauty of cinema that goes beyond the commercial spotlight.
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The Verge
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Netflix has a new plan for games
- Netflix has adjusted its gaming strategy by focusing on fewer areas with more intention.
- The new president of games, Alain Tascan, identified four categories for game development.
- These categories include narrative games, multiplayer party games, games for kids, and mainstream releases.
- The focus is on finding a voice in the gaming industry and targeting games with potential for a large audience.
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Insider
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Astrophysicist rates the science of 9 outer space movies and TV shows
- Astrophysicist rates the science of 9 outer space movies and TV shows.
- Paul M. Sutter discusses the science behind movies and TV shows set in space.
- He explores topics like string theory, portrayal of black holes, wormholes, and more.
- Sutter is a cosmologist, astrophysicist, and NASA advisor, and hosts the "Ask a Spaceman" podcast.
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The Verge
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Netflix’s CEO talks Apple TV, Amazon, and the NFL
- Netflix's co-CEO, Ted Sarandos, expresses confusion over Apple TV Plus and admiration for HBO amidst the Max rebranding.
- Sarandos sees no significant competition from Amazon's original content but praises their live sports strategy.
- Netflix plans to continue investing in live sporting events, focusing on contained, ownable events.
- Ted Sarandos has been with Netflix for 25 years, seeing its transformation from a DVD-by-mail service to a global streaming juggernaut.
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Spry Fox has finally named what it once called its ‘non-violent MMO project’: Spirit Crossing
- Spry Fox has announced that its 'non-violent MMO project' is called Spirit Crossing.
- The game, Spirit Crossing, is a cozy, cooperative life-sim that focuses on friendship and community.
- Players can decorate their home, build with friends, ride on a Fluffalo train, and even join a dance party.
- The team is working towards an Alpha playtest in the spring, with sign-ups for early access available on multiple platforms.
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Netflix gave director $55 million – he spent it on cars, hotels and suing Netflix for more money
- Director Carl Erik Rinsch received $55 million from Netflix for a show that was never made.
- Rinsch allegedly spent the money on Rolls Royce cars, expensive mattresses, Four Seasons hotel stays, watches, clothes, and lawyers for suing Netflix.
- After pitching his sci-fi show to Amazon, Netflix offered Rinsch $44 million upfront, and he later asked for an additional $11 million.
- Rinsch is facing charges of wire fraud and money laundering, while Netflix has remained silent on the matter.
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Insider
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Netflix chief Ted Sarandos says 'Max' should have just been called 'HBO'
- Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix, believes that HBO made a mistake renaming its streaming service as 'Max.'
- Sarandos feels that HBO should have focused on one name, 'HBO,' instead of having multiple brand names.
- He doesn't see Amazon Prime as competition and doesn't understand Apple TV's investment in the streaming market.
- Sarandos believes Netflix's massive content library and investment in personalization gives them an advantage over other streaming services.
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Netflix CEO Makes Telling Comment on Taylor Swift, Christmas NFL Game
- Netflix CEO, Ted Sarandos, expressed enthusiasm about the possibility of landing Taylor Swift to perform for an NFL Christmas Day game.
- Swift has made frequent appearances at NFL games over the past few seasons, and with Netflix streaming at least one Christmas Day game in 2022 and 2026, the idea seems plausible.
- Regarding the Super Bowl, Sarandos mentioned that Netflix has the technical capability to support a Super Bowl-sized audience but the economic model is challenging compared to the networks' deals.
- Netflix plans to include more live events in its programming, although they will remain a small part of the total viewing and budget.
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The Verge
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Netflix Games is getting its first MMO
- Netflix has announced Spirit Crossing as its first MMO game.
- Developed by Spry Fox, an in-house game studio, it will launch later this year.
- Spirit Crossing is described as a cozy MMO with customizable housing, open-world exploration, and crafting.
- Interested players can sign up for the closed alpha playtest.
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Paige Spiranac Reveals Her Reaction to 'Happy Gilmore 2'
- Paige Spiranac expresses her excitement about being a part of 'Happy Gilmore 2'.
- She appears as a Dick's Sporting Goods employee in the movie.
- The movie also features the original star-studded cast and new additions.
- Spiranac adds acting to her existing achievements in golf and social media.
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Insider
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5 Rolls-Royces and $638k in mattresses: How prosecutors say director Carl Rinsch ripped off Netflix and went spending
- Hollywood director Carl Erik Rinsch has been charged with scamming Netflix out of $11 million.
- Rinsch used the stolen funds to make cryptocurrency investments and went on a luxury spending spree.
- He bought five Rolls-Royces, spent on watches, clothing, mattresses, furniture, and antiques.
- Rinsch now faces up to 90 years in prison on federal wire fraud and money laundering charges.
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These 8 Black Mirror Episodes Wound Up Becoming Terrifyingly Relevant
- Black Mirror episodes reflect a grim view of the world and a nightmarish projection of its potential future.
- The show's balance between reality and surrealism makes its episodes terrifyingly relevant.
- As the new season approaches, let's explore the most realistic Black Mirror episodes.
- Mazey Day criticizes paparazzi culture and exploitation of celebrities, mirroring real-life incidents.
- Joan Is Awful delves into the chilling plausibility of AI deepfake technology.
- Metalhead presents a terrifyingly plausible scenario of autonomous killer robots.
- Rachel, Jack, and Ashley Too explores the exploitation of artists, feeling more like reality than sci-fi.
- Hang the DJ portrays a hyper-controlled dating system, reflecting the current trend of tech-driven matchmaking.
- Striking Vipers delves into VR gaming, love, and identity, reflecting the rise of virtual connections in real life.
- The Waldo Moment predicts the rise of joke candidates in politics, reflecting real-life events like Donald Trump's presidency.
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